FS25 Surveyor Pin Marking Flags V1.0
Surveyor Pin Marking Flags add visible reference markers for arranging fields, roads, property boundaries, construction work, utility routes, equipment paths, excavation zones, and planned building sites in Farming Simulator 25.
Features
- Free placement: Put surveyor flags anywhere on your property where a visual reference is needed.
- Construction Menu integration: Find the flags in Construction Menu → Tools.
- No ground deformation: Flag placement does not change, level, or deform the nearby terrain.
- No foliage removal: Grass, crops, and other foliage stay undisturbed when markers are placed.
- Destructible flags: The flags are temporary field markers rather than indestructible objects. A collision or run-over will destroy one.
- Replacement required: After a flag is destroyed, place another one in the ground.
- Use them to mark field corners and boundaries.
- Use them when planning new roads, driveways, and access routes.
- Lay out future buildings and farm expansions.
- Identify drainage ditches and utility routes.
- Mark excavation and landscaping areas.
- Set reference points for construction projects.
- Map equipment routes and working areas.
- Add realistic surveying details to your farm.
Important: Watch Where You’re Driving!
Heavy equipment can damage these markers because they are not made to withstand it.
A flag hit by a vehicle, implement, or other equipment will be destroyed.
When a flag is destroyed, it will not return automatically to its original location. You must purchase and place a replacement manually.
Choose your routes carefully, watch the markers, and ensure hired hands do not turn your carefully surveyed property into a flag graveyard.
Installation
- Download the mod ZIP file.
- Put the ZIP file in your Farming Simulator 25
modsfolder. - Enable the mod while loading your savegame.
- Go to the Tools section through the Construction Menu.
- Choose the surveyor flags and place them where required.
Final Notes
The flags are physical, visual reference markers for farming, surveying, construction, and roleplay activities. They do not measure distances automatically, establish property ownership, or change the terrain.






