FS25 Manual Hydraulic Control V1.2.0.0
Manual Hydraulic Control gives you manual control over hydraulic lifts, allowing them to be raised or lowered like in real life and held at any selected height. The base-game “V” key continues to raise and lower them, which means both control methods can be used together.
Features
- Adjust hydraulic height continuously with a keypress: hold the key to move the hydraulics and release it to stop.
- The selected hydraulics are always controlled, using the “G” key to choose between the front and rear.
- As soon as the implement contacts the ground, its working state, such as plowing or cultivating, is activated automatically. Lifting it releases that state again.
- The original automatic raising and lowering function remains completely available.
- The controls work only when the engine is running.
- Manual lifting slightly increases engine speed because the hydraulics require power, as they do on a real tractor. Front loaders and other hydraulic tools work the same way, with engine speed following movement speed.
- The hydraulics operate like a real pump. At idle, lifting is slower, while heavy implements rise more slowly and require higher engine speed. Gravity makes lowering slightly faster than lifting.
- Attaching an implement no longer automatically raises it, allowing it to remain at its current height. A key can switch this function on or off at any time, and the change takes effect from the next attaching operation.
- If a shed entrance is too low, for example, the implement can be lowered a little so the tractor can pass through.
- The mod supports a more active way to play. For instance, a plow can be lowered completely and will then plow.
Default controls, customizable in the menu:
- STRG RIGHT + – = Raise
- STRG RIGHT + . = Lower
- STRG RIGHT + , = Toggle automatic lift on attach on/off
Changelog
Version 1.2.0.0
- New: Manual lifting now raises engine speed according to movement speed and implement weight.
- New: The engine speed increase is also used by front loaders and other hydraulic tools.
- New: Engine speed and implement weight determine lifting speed, while lowering is slightly faster than lifting.
- New: The implement’s ground contact now determines when the working state is set and released instead of fixed lift heights.
Version 1.0.0.0
- Initial release
