FS25 Follow Me v1.0
Singleplayer only! PC/Mac only! Ever wanted to have some vehicles follow you around the map? With “Follow Me” you can (though not backwards driving).
Instructions:
– Use action ‘Initiate / Choose other’ (default: RIGHT CTRL + F) to select the vehicle to follow, and make sure it is visibly indicated on the screen.
– For selecting another vehicle to follow, if there are more in the vicinity, press the ‘Initiate / Choose other’ action again before the 3 seconds timeout.
– To stop following, press the ‘Stop AI Worker’ (default: H).
– To temporarily pause following use the ation ‘Pause/Resume’ (default: RIGHT CTRL + H).
– When in a vehicle, its own distance and side-offset to a leader can be modified using actions ‘Change distance’ (default: RIGHT CTRL + W/S) and ‘Change side offset’ (default: RIGHT CTRL + A/D).
– If vehicle was started with a turned on and active baleloader, forage wagon, stone picker or combine, there is possibility to specify what should happen when it becomes full, with the action ‘When Full: …’ (default: RIGHT CTRL + Y).
– When being in a vehicle that has followers, use action ‘Follower, Choose other’ (default: RIGHT SHIFT + RIGHT CTRL + F) to specify what follower is selected for further instructions.
– Use actions ‘Follower, Distance’ (default: RIGHT SHIFT + RIGHT CTRL + W/S) and ‘Follower, Side offset’ (default: RIGHT SHIFT + RIGHT CTRL + A/D) for changing the selected follower’s distance and side offset.
– Use actions ‘Follower, Pause/Resume’ (default: RIGHT SHIFT + RIGHT CTRL + H) or ‘Follower, When Full’ (default: RIGHT SHIFT + RIGHT CTRL + Y) for changing how the selected follower should react.
– It is possible to “place a marker on the trail”, that instructs followers to ignore their side offset, or use the opposite side offset. For that use the action ‘Marker for Switch side offset’ (default: RIGHT SHIFT + RIGHT CTRL + X).
Notes:
– When a follower is instructed to drive ‘in front of’ a vehicle, i.e. the distance is negative, then collision detection is disabled for that follower.
– When using side-offsets do remember that followers are not able to ‘make 90-degree turns’ just like that. So do some experimentation and tries to learn how to make turns, depending on which side-offset the follower is set to.
– Different vehicles have different steering turn radius, so remember to consider the least capable follower when leading vehicle steers left or right.
– Different vehicles and their equipment have different driving speeds, so consider giving the slowest follower time to catch-up with the leading vehicle.
