RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22
The RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 is a custom FS22 mod designed for Farming Simulator enthusiasts. Downloaded over 0 times, this mod offers enhanced gameplay, clean installation, and dedicated server support for multiplayer games.
About RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 (FS22 Mod)
Complete overview, key features, and compatibility guide for Farming Simulator.
The RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 is an officially tested FS22 mod designed specifically for Farming Simulator players. Belonging to the Other collection, this modification delivers enhanced gameplay mechanics, realistic 3D modeling, and smooth dedicated server multiplayer integration.
Downloaded over 0 times, this addon has been community-verified for log-clean performance on Windows PC and Mac systems.
Mod Details & Release Notes
Version 1.0.0.10: In version 1.0.0.9 RealNumbersContractRewards.lua has had aperiodic failures when updating. The exact cause is unknown, However, the issue disappears when the savegame is restarted. This suggest that the issue might occur if the mission is being deleted by FS22 while RealNumbersContractRewards is running a periodic update. In Version 1.0.0.10 the script has been made more tollerant toward this situation. I have not observed the issue since the corrective measures have been added. However, the situation is rare and a one-person test team is not sufficient to determine, if the issue remains.
This mod has two main objectives: To define a game environment mimicking real-life farming. To enable players to individualize the game using a simple editor.
This mod has not been written for Multiplayer mode. Nor has it been tested in Multiplayer mode. One group has reported that they use the mod on a server in multiplayer games. So it is worth trying.
Version 1.0.0.9 1. RealNumbersContractRewards.lua. Upgraded with xml file and adapted to FS22_SupplyTransportContracts. 2. RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua. Fixed an issue occuring at the end of the month. Other additions: lAlt-rh prints a list of all keyboard commands.
Version 1.0.0.8 1. RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua. Animal scaling parameters now in xml file. 2. RealNumbersLoan.lua. Defines interest rate and max loan amount. 3. RealNumbersFieldPrices.lua. lAlt-ry lists predicted crop yield 4. RealNumbersSprayTypes.lua. Adjusted spray rates. 5. RealNumbersCropGrowth.lua. lAlt-rs changed to lAlt-rg 6. Three versions of all xml files: France, UK, US Heartland. If you create a good set of xml files for another country, state or region, put your name in the top of the files and mail me a copy for inclusion in a future update. – Small fixes in parameter values.
Version 1.0.0.7 1. RealNumbersCropGrowth.lua. This script allows the mod user to define unique crop growth calendars for each savegame. This allows the user to design realistic crop calendars for maps in different regions/states/countries. The user specifies the seed month and harvest month for each crop type. The script then adjusts the growth state transitions to make the crop reach its harvest state at the specified harvest month. The script operates with two growth cycles for each crop. This way, you can achieve many different types of cycles. 1 cycle : make the parameters of both cycles identical. 1 winter seed cycle and 1 spring seed cycle. 2 spring seed cycles in parallel. 2 crop cycles in sequence. The script limits the harvest season to one month for each crop. Each cycle has its own harvest month. The user can turn off the requirement for rolling for each crop. Take a look at the uploaded images. Warning. The script may alter the growth calendar for crops in your savegame. The safest approach is to start a new savegame. If you want to use the mod on an existing savegame, this is possible, but it may change the crop growth cycle of already seeded crops. Most likely the crop will not reach its harvest state in the specified harvest month. Things should work as intended, for crops seeded after installation of the script. 2. RealNumbersFieldPrices.lua. This script now uses an xml file. This allows the user to make unique lists of rentable fields for each savegame. Also the pricePerHa and the rent cost may be set uniquely for each savegame. The distribution zip file now contains three additional folders. FarmingData : Documents with growth calendars for EU and US. It also contains an Excel file with loads of relevant data for farming in the EU (yield, prices, etc.) Docs: A library of pdf files with information about crops, animals, and farming technology.
Version 1.0.0.6 1. Reads modified game parameters XML files. This version meets a frequent request that modified game parameters should be stored in xml files. This has several advantages. (a) You do not need to repeat the editing of all your personalized game parameters each time a new version of the mod is published. (b) You can have multiple sets of xml files, one set for each savegame. This means that you can customize the game parameters to the region, state, or country of your maps. You may edit the values in the xml files. If you change the parameter names, or add new parameter names, they will not be read. 2. XML files. At this moment, the xml files are customized versions of fruitTypes.xml, fillTypes.xml, and sprayTypes.xml. 3. RealNumbersHarvestBonusScaling.lua. This mod allows the user to modify the harvest bonus of rolling, mulching, plowing, etc. This has not been tested. Please report back, whether this actually works. 4. Unzip the distribution file. You need to unzip the distribution file. Read the installation instructions and place the xml files and mod zip file as explained.
Version 1.0.0.5 Fixed a few issues in version 1.0.0.4 RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua. Nothing new added.
Version 1.0.0.4 1. RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua:
Key Features & Performance Highlights
/mods/ folder.Frequently Asked Questions (RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22)
Q: Is RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 free to download?
A: Yes! All Farming Simulator mods on Farming Simulator Mods are 100% free to download without subscription requirements.
Q: Which game version does RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 support?
A: This mod is built for FS22 (Farming Simulator 22).
Q: Is RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 safe and virus-scanned?
A: Yes, every file undergoes automated virus and integrity checks before publishing.
Unlock Download Link
To download RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22, click the Like button below to reveal the direct download URL.
Click above to unlock the download link.
Specifications & Mod Metadata
FS22 ModHow to Install RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 (FS22)
- Click the Like button above to reveal and copy the direct download link.
- Download the
.zipmod file to your computer. - Copy the downloaded
.zipfile (do NOT unpack unless instructed). - Paste it into your Farming Simulator mod folder:
Documents / My Games / FarmingSimulator2022 / mods / - Launch the game and activate RealLifeNumbers v1.0.0.10 FS22 in the mod selection menu.
Related FS22 Mods You May Like
Explore All fs22-mods →
Lizard Weight v1.0 FS22
Weight: 500kg Three Point Linkage Price: 1200$ Tags: Game Farming Simulator PS5
Case IH Optum Nose Weight v1.0 FS22
Front Weight for Optum Lights, color choice, 2300Kg By White_Lutin
Renault weight V1.0 FS22
This is a small mass reconv from the previous opus. It costs around 700 € and weighs around 750kg
What features players want to be included in FS22?
Farming Simulator fans were asked what features they want to see added to the new FS22. Here’s what they said: At the moment, people with different devices cannot play FS together, meaning Xbox players can only play with other Xbox players and the same goes for Playstation and PC owners. Having a crossplay feature would definitely improve the overall experience of the game. There are examples showing that this kind of feature is totally possible, like Fortnite and Rocket League. Will we see this feature in the FS22? We don’t know, but it would be cool! There can never be too many improvements to the game. With FS19, a lot of new features were introduced, but there’s still a lot of things missing. A better mod menu and a search function would certainly be welcome improvements. Other than that, the players would like to be able to fasten the vehicles onto the low loader. The construction tool could also use some improving and the vehicle physics could be more realistic. The selection of placeable objects designs for the courtyard could also be expanded. These may seem like small improvements, but together they would enhance gameplay a lot. In the Farming Simulator, you have to buy your vehicles, machinery and equipment new. While there are a lot of real farmers in the world who can afford to always buy new machinery, not all of them can do that. In reality, lots of farmers buy used farming equipment. If your bank account in FS is not looking too good, you should be able to purchase used machinery. A second-hand tractor could have rust or worn seats, but it’d be cheaper and still get the job done. It would also be interesting if the Farming Simulator allowed you to change tires. It would bring a whole new experience to the game! In the FS19, if you plow and fertilize your fields according to rules and regulations, a fruitful harvest should be a guarantee. However, in reality, animals like moles often ruin the harvest. The players said that they would like to see wild boar or deer in the forest or in the field ever so often. This sort of change would not only lead to a more realistic world but also improve the overall appearance of the game. In the FS19, you can do quite a lot with trees, like plant them, sow them off, chop them. While the game is focused on agriculture, there’s a surprising amount of things you can do with wood. However, there’s still some room for improvement as not much advancements have been made since FS15 in forestry. It would be cool if you could drive your jeep on muddy roads in the forest and then mark the trees you want to cut. The vehicles in the FS19 look good and have lots of configurations, but if you compare it to real vehicles, there’s still so much to improve in the game. The players would like to see a GPS function which would allow tractors and other machinery to be driven over the field precisely. Other than that, what would also be cool is actual usable buttons, manual coupling, license plates that you can change, a passenger feature, and adjustable seat heights. Sure, not everything on this list is easy to implement, especially on consoles, but some of these features have been requested by players so much that perhaps something could be done! In the Farming Simulator so far, you’d have to drive to the sales station with the best price after your harvest. In the station, the harvest is quickly unloaded and you instantly get the money. That might seem like it’s enough, but in reality it would be more interesting if the process would be more intricate. Players would like to see a traffic jam in front of the mill, document checking, or even taking grain samples before selling the harvest. There could be improvements related to pricing as well, for example, a price change depending on supply. If the season was good and everything went smoothly, the crops would be cheaper; if the season was harsh with rain and storms leading to a smaller amount of crops, the price would increase. Imagine the new possibilities this would offer to the FS22! You would have to manage your money strategically, sign contracts for stable prices and more. No other improvement has been requested more often than more mods on consoles. The challenge of implementation definitely falls on the shoulders of GIANTS because it’s not the FS developers who are responsible for mod restrictions. In this case, Sony and Microsoft are to blame – they do not allow script modifications. Sadly, this means that console players miss out on a lot of interesting and useful mods. What console players have are mods without scripts that are released via Modhub. And even if the restrictions on the consoles are not lifted, there’s still something developers at GIANTS could do. Modders often say that it’s not easy to publish mods via Modhub. If the players manage to get this message to the GIANTS, maybe at least a few more mods will make it onto the consoles. But we wouldn’t be too optimistic about the change in script rest
Rear mass 3000KG V1.2 FS22
Black tiger offers us here a mass of 3 tons. The guarantee of constant wheeling on a small tractor! Price: 4.500 €
Equipment to tractor v1.0 FS22
Game: Farming simulator 22 Title: Bred/Lång/Varnings Skylt Price: 1000 Brand: LIZARD Category: weights Tags: Game Farming