Fendt Xylon 524

Small update

- GPS monitor revised: Since the screen was too "boring" for me, I revised it with start animation, IC control, etc

- Front wheels in the standard version reduced to 480 to achieve a little more steering angle

- File cleaned up a bit

So the last update (unless there are problems with that part :P)

Made and new additions:

- Small visual defects have been fixed.

- Hydraulic clutches on the front hydraulics (2x control devices and 1x pressureless return). Can be purchased as an option in the shop.

- Fendt Tronic. Can also be purchased in the shop

- Complete color selection for the tractor, front loader and rims.

- I got a little more steering angle by placing the front hydraulics in a new resting position and placing the fenders a little further in.

- And due to the increased steering angle, the front hydraulics are now slightly lowered when folded. But who, for example, If you want to have the hydraulics at the top on transport trips, you can move them to the top using the IC points on the front hydraulics, but don't forget to steer otherwise you'll break your wheels 8o

- IC points only work on the outside when the engine is running.


To use the Fendt Tronic, it's best to take a look here: Fendt Tronic Prefab

-Fix and update

-Camera compatibility established, for example with Paul's Tigo Pack

-Small optical improvement (GPS antenna mount was hidden at certain angles)

For the next update, I'd like to add a few more colors to choose from, place hydraulic hoses for attachments at the front, and do a few other minor things. Then, if everything goes smoothly, it should be finished. Eventually, things get too complicated

Added screen for device camera

The update includes a screen for cameras on devices that can be configured in the shop.

Function:

-Controllable via IC.

The IC points allow the screen to be switched on and off and the user to switch between channels AV1, AV2, and AV3. This means it is possible to use up to three cameras on one attachment.

-As soon as one of the cameras is connected, the AV logo to which the camera is connected lights up.

-On the channel to which no camera is connected, the image remains blue with a small piece of information indicating which AV input it is.



I'm still waiting for approval or a response from Paul to offer compatibility with his Fendt Tigo Pack. I'll post an update as soon as that's confirmed.

At the moment, only the Fendt Rotana, which I have also uploaded here, is compatible with the camera system, but it shouldn't be a problem for some to change that for themselves.