1. The cultivator cultivates when moving backwards. This is normal? Although the cultivator is disc and probably the direction of movement does not play a special role except for the rear harrow.
Will the plow also plow while moving backwards? Can it be worth making any restrictions on this?
2. It seems to me that a very high speed develops during cultivation. Up to 30-35 km / h. I'm certainly not a professional in this field, but it seems to me that such a tractor with such a cultivator in reality can not develop this speed.
Perhaps it is worth adjusting the settings of physics in this part?
As an option when cultivating at this speed - leave untreated parts.
3. Not a mistake, just like a wish. The wheels leave a smooth trail.
The area cultivated by the cultivator is displayed by a ladder.
If possible, I would also like to see the smooth boundaries of the treated area. And when working with a plow, also keep the direction of the dumps. So it is made for example in FarmExpert. It is clear that this will greatly affect the speed. Perhaps this can be done as an option for high-level graphics.
Will the plow also plow while moving backwards? Can it be worth making any restrictions on this?
2. It seems to me that a very high speed develops during cultivation. Up to 30-35 km / h. I'm certainly not a professional in this field, but it seems to me that such a tractor with such a cultivator in reality can not develop this speed.
Perhaps it is worth adjusting the settings of physics in this part?
As an option when cultivating at this speed - leave untreated parts.
3. Not a mistake, just like a wish. The wheels leave a smooth trail.
The area cultivated by the cultivator is displayed by a ladder.
If possible, I would also like to see the smooth boundaries of the treated area. And when working with a plow, also keep the direction of the dumps. So it is made for example in FarmExpert. It is clear that this will greatly affect the speed. Perhaps this can be done as an option for high-level graphics.
