WRZOSY Map v1.2.0.0

Changelog 1.2

– Fixed reported real bugs and problems

– Reworked forest (added beeches and aspens similar to those from Zielonka)

– New crops: green rye (conversion to grass), rye and alfalfa

– 11 new fields

– 12 additional farmlands

– Details at the end of the map in several places

– Collectibles corrected, added again (in other places). The collection of completed collectibles appears on the Mechanic's table.

Paintings, bushes and trees "inspired" by Zielonka that can be seen on the map cannot be purchased in construction mode, unfortunately.

This is the last map update and the end of my solo adventure with making maps for FS. Have a nice game ;)

Today I am presenting you a fictional map inspired by the western areas of Upper Silesia, the areas around Gliwice and Tarnowskie Góry and towns such as Jasiona, Rudno, Rudziniec, Ziemięcice, Wojska, Wielowieś, Wieszowa and other nearby areas.

Most of the models of houses in the villages were recreated based on real ones. I hope you will like the atmosphere of the map, especially since I really wanted to release it to you on my birthday.

On the map:

– 137 fields (of each type)

– 2 farms – a small one with chickens, a larger one with cows (based on buildings from mnodhub – the map will force them to be downloaded the first time you start). Fences, details and buildings can be sold and you can build your own farm on these areas

– 2 small forest areas

– 162 farmlands

– Several construction sites

– About 10 wild meadows

– Agricultural wasteland

– Own lighting with exposed sunrises, sunsets and fog

– Custom sound (ambient)

– The fields are mostly equal to the grid on the longer side

– Some Easter eggs

– The terrain is not very demanding, but there is no table :)

– A map for those who like views. There are no additional scripts here ;)

Special thanks:

– Lukas – for modeling two buildings for a small farm

– ThatReider – for a few statics, fences and taking care of the roads on the map and the final touches on Lukas's buildings

Regards, Szarpi