Headland Button

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Headland Button

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Hi
I’m wondering if there is a mod for FS17 that when you get to the headland you can press 1 button and it performs various actions like real life

EG press button and cruise slows down plough lifts, turns over ?

Thanks
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I think they are looking for something that would set the speed and raise the implement when you are driving, when you get to the end of the field. I don't know of any mods like that
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dentonkarl wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 9:59 pm Hi
I’m wondering if there is a mod for FS17 that when you get to the headland you can press 1 button and it performs various actions like real life

EG press button and cruise slows down plough lifts, turns over ?

Thanks
Not any that I know of. Not for 17 or 19
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It might be that I haven't driven modern machinery but I have never had one button do all that in real life. Whenever I am turning with an implement like a plow or in a harvester it is a flurry of lever moving, button pushing, steering and shifting. Feels like I magically have another set of arms at times
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Tylercheesey1986 wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2020 9:03 am It might be that I haven't driven modern machinery but I have never had one button do all that in real life. Whenever I am turning with an implement like a plow or in a harvester it is a flurry of lever moving, button pushing, steering and shifting. Feels like I magically have another set of arms at times
It’s a thing in modern machinery as you go up the ranges, so that you don’t have to try operate multiple levers at the same time. It’s configurable so you could set it up that , pto switches off, implement raised to a certain height, speed down to x... then you just press a button and it does all that. Press again to resume

A mod like would be great for FS
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Tylercheesey1986 wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2020 9:03 am It might be that I haven't driven modern machinery but I have never had one button do all that in real life. Whenever I am turning with an implement like a plow or in a harvester it is a flurry of lever moving, button pushing, steering and shifting. Feels like I magically have another set of arms at times
Meh, your not missing much, haha. It seems to me we’re in a time of great innovation but at the same time at a peak of it. There are great things that really help and lots of stupid things that you can tell are just added in because “we need some new features so someone buys a new one every year”. It’s pretty hit or miss with lots of stuff in my opinion. They are starting to bury you so deep in settings and modes that it takes me a couple of days of running a new machine just to figure out what mode gives me all the power all the time. It’s can be annoying wading through overrides and default on shut down settings just to get going in the morning.
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Mwal wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2020 3:37 pm \Meh, your not missing much, haha. It seems to me we’re in a time of great innovation but at the same time at a peak of it. There are great things that really help and lots of stupid things that you can tell are just added in because “we need some new features so someone buys a new one every year”. It’s pretty hit or miss with lots of stuff in my opinion. They are starting to bury you so deep in settings and modes that it takes me a couple of days of running a new machine just to figure out what mode gives me all the power all the time. It’s can be annoying wading through overrides and default on shut down settings just to get going in the morning.
This ^^^

I can jump in a tractor made anywhere before 2010 and be able to figure out what every single control means by just glancing or maybe flicking through the options if it's a recent one. The brand new ones are a lot more complicated, we refer to my dad's 8235R he uses for planting as a spaceship because of the 4 monitors, dozens of cords, and 2 hours spent hooking it up to the planter each spring :lol:
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I agree about so many settings. I just got the chance to sit in a CI Quadtrac... Like sitting in a spaceship.... not that I have sat in a spaceship. But I have seen the "Enterprise" and other "spaceships".... I believe the purchase should include a 8 hour course on how to get everything up and running... and then 4 hours practical... As with Dairydeere... used to jump on, fire it up and get to work... now it looks like you need to contact the control tower, ask for permission and then when given that ...Launch...
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spincast1123 wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2020 6:52 pm As with Dairydeere... used to jump on, fire it up and get to work... now it looks like you need to contact the control tower, ask for permission and then when given that ...Launch...
I'll usually skip the wait and fire up the GPS while I'm going down the road to the field haha
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dentonkarl wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2020 9:59 pm I’m wondering if there is a mod for FS17 that when you get to the headland you can press 1 button and it performs various actions like real life

EG press button and cruise slows down plough lifts, turns over ?
Couldn't you just setup a macro to do this?

So start macro A - slow down/lift plow/rotate plow
Turn tractor manually
Start macro B - lover plow/ engage cruise control
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