FS25 Hydraulic Suspension System V2.0.3.3
Hydraulic front suspension is added to tractors that use this system in real life. The wheels respond to bumps and rocks, while automatic leveling and selectable driving modes are available.
Features
- Working suspension: over bumps and rocks, the wheel travels upward and downward, while the links, cylinders and shaft also move. This gives the tractor greater stability and comfort.
- Automatic leveling: when front weights or a heavy implement are attached, the front returns to its proper height automatically within a few seconds.
- Individual systems by brand: John Deere ILS and TLS, Fendt, Claas PROACTIV, Terraglide (Case IH / New Holland / Steyr), MF Quadlink, Valtra, Deutz-Fahr and McCormick. Their behavior is not identical, as some systems are softer and others firmer.
- Driving modes
- AUTO – automatic leveling
- WORK – provides a firmer setup during field work or when the front begins to bounce
- LOCKED – a stiff axle for front loader use or heavy transport
- MANUAL – manually raise and lower the front, available only on JD ILS and Fendt, as in real life
- Controls: use
Ctrl+Alt+Uto switch modes. In manual mode,Ctrl+Alt+↑andCtrl+Alt+↓raise or lower the front. Control options allow these controls to be changed. - The system is limited to tractors that have it in real life: medium and large tractors from the listed brands. Small tractors and crawlers remain unchanged.
BETA VERSION: Testing of the mod is still in progress, particularly in multiplayer. Much work remains, although it is already playable. Tweaks and fixes will follow user feedback and suggestions. When you find a problem, send the log.txt file. For multiplayer issues, the logs from both the host and the player who joined are required.
Changelog
- V2.0.3.3
- Fixed from 2.0.3.2: tractors with more than one physics part, such as McCormick X8, JCB Fastrac and MF 9S, were identified as articulated and lost the pendulum front axle. Articulated status now applies only to tractors with a real centre steering joint.
- Fixed: on models where the front axle is a rigid physics part, such as McCormick X8, the complete axle moves together with the wheels instead of the wheels moving and tilting at the hubs.
- Fixed: models with a very soft factory spring, such as New Holland T7 XD, no longer rest on the bump stop.
- V2.0.3.2
- Fixed: articulated tractors, such as John Deere 9R and Case Steiger, tilted to one side while turning until the suspension reached its limit. Their front axle is now fixed, matching real life, where oscillation takes place in the centre joint. Levelling continues to work.
- V2.0.3.1
- Compatibility with Realistic physics mod added.
