Imperial System Conversion Settings V1.1

Imperial System Conversion Settings V1.1

Adds a “Unit Conversion” section to the Game Settings tab in the pause menu.

Choose your preferred units for:

Liquid: Liters or US Gallons

Crops: Liters, Bushels (grains) or Lbs (root crops / other solids)

Weight: Kg / Tonnes or Lbs / US Tons

Measurement: Meters / Centimeters or Feet

Converts the shop list, vehicle configuration screen (capacity, fuel, methane, working width, bale sizes), in-game HUD fill levels, prices menu storage, and info boxes. Fill types are classified individually: grains show bushels, liquids gallons, dry bulk lbs / US tons, and bales or pallets keep their piece counts.

Settings are saved per-profile and persist between game sessions.

Does not affect in-game prices or game mechanics — display only.

V1.1.0.0

New setting “Weight Scale”: choose pounds only, US tons only, or pounds switching to tons over 1 ton. Pounds only keeps feed mixing and rationing precise, where tons are too coarse.

Large numbers now use thousands separators, so 49,600 lbs is readable at a glance.

Fixed: bales were sometimes shown in gallons instead of a bale count.

Fixed: total mixed ration, silage and other feed were shown in gallons instead of pounds / US tons.

Fixed: silos and production points showed every commodity in the same unit; each fill type is now converted on its own.

Improved: US units per commodity. Rye, spelt, buckwheat and flax now use bushels; sunflower and rice use pounds / US tons, the way they are actually traded in the USA.

Improved: displayed weights now match the real in-game mass of the load, and crops added by map mods are converted automatically.

Fixed: error on dedicated servers, where the mod tried to build its settings page without a user interface.

Fixed: liquid additive tanks (silage additive, liquid seed treatment) were weighed as solids.

Author: FastFarm Dad

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