TerraLine GPS FS25

TerraLine GPS is an independently developed GPS guidance system for Farming Simulator 25. With TerraLine GPS, you can create, save, and reuse precise A/B tracks at any time. The integrated automatic steering assist guides your tractor, enabling consistent and efficient work in the field. We placed particular emphasis on ease of use, a clear menu, and integration into the original LS25 interface. Functions GPS lane guidance: Set A/B reference points and create parallel lanes. Automatic steering: GPS steering assistance for straight lanes up to 30 km/h. GPS course management: Create, name, save, load, and delete your own courses. Shared farm courses: GPS courses are stored on a farm-specific basis and can be used and managed by all members of the same farm. Working width: Automatic detection of the working width of the attached device, as well as manual adjustment. Lane offset: Precisely shift GPS lanes and adjust the offset. Lane direction: Rotate lanes by 90° or enter a desired angle. Device offset: Functions for considering and diagnosing device offsets. Custom display: Adjust the color and appearance of the GPS guidance lines. Custom settings menu: Clear user interface in LS25 style. GPS status display: Compact display directly next to the original LS25 speedometer. GPS equipment for vehicles TerraLine GPS is integrated directly into the original vehicle configuration. When purchasing a suitable tractor, two options are available: Without TerraLine GPS: €0 surcharge With TerraLine GPS: €10,000 surcharge Vehicles already purchased can be retrofitted via the original LS25 workshop. The GPS equipment is stored on a vehicle-specific basis and is retained after a restart. Multiplayer TerraLine GPS supports server-side storage of shared GPS courses per farm. The current version has been successfully tested with a client on a dedicated server. Vehicle equipment, GPS steering, and the saving and loading of courses were tested in-game. Important: Simultaneous operation with multiple players and vehicles, as well as self-hosted multiplayer games, have not yet been fully tested.