Exhaust Extension v 1.1.1
Exhaust Extension v 1.1.1
This script adds a realistic smoke particle effect to all vehicles. The intensity depends on the engine load and the following situations:
– Turning on the engine
– Delimbing or cutting a tree
– The damage value is high
Modders can overwrite values for their vehicles like the overall intensity of the smoke or individual factors and thresholds.
Please read the README.txt in order to do this.
Changelog 1.0.0.1:
– Removed an error that occurred mainly when using Exhaust Extension on dedicated servers
Changelog 1.1.0.0:
– The default exhaust effect can now be activated and deactivated in the game settings for all vehicles. This avoids unwanted graphic effects caused by overlapping.
– New for modders: with the “NodeOffset” attribute, you can define an offset of the particle system from the default exhaust effect.
Changelog 1.1.0.1 (HOTFIX):
– Removed an error that appeared when leaving the game
Changelog 1.1.1.0:
– Removed LUA callstack that appeared when the script couldn’t find the default exhaust effect in some vehicles
– Corrected a syntax error in the XML part of the README.txt
Vector Man
Farming Simulator 22
How do I install Farming Simulator mods?
Find a mod that you like and want to download first. Then, on your PC, download a mod. Mods are typically in.zip format. However, it is sometimes in.rar format. If the mod file is in.zip format, no additional actions are required. If a file is in.rar format, you must unarchive it using software such as WinRar or Zip7. Windows 10 users do not need to use archive software; Win10 includes an unarchive feature.
The next step is to locate the mods folder on your computer. It is typically found in Documents/My Games/Farming Simulator [Your FS game version, e.g. 2022]. Open the "mods" folder and place the downloaded.zip archive or unarchived.rar file there.
The final step. Have fun with Farming Simulator mods!