Features:
- Six interactive production buildings: you work inside to obtain the product
- Artisan Bakery ($33,000): flour, mineral water and sticks, about 6 pieces of bread per hour
- Ketchup Production ($28,000): tomatoes and sugar, about 5 bottles per hour
- Soy Drink Production ($44,000): soy beans and mineral water, about 6 bottles per hour
- Strawberry Yogurt ($36,000): strawberries, milk and sugar, about 6 cans per hour
- Tomato Juice ($31,000): tomatoes and natural water, about 6 cans per hour
- Cheese production ($69,000): milk, sheep milk and rennet make Parmesan and Manchego cheese, about 6 pieces per hour
- Hourly activation cost from $8 to $13 per building
- 7 new pallet fill types, a 3,000 l milk tanker ($3,300), 40 l carafe of rennet ($48), 700 l pallet of sticks ($85) and 500 l mineral water bottle ($19)
- Reusable transport boxes: wooden (1,000 l), red (12 breads), blue (24 juice cans), yellow (10 ketchup), orange (10 soy drink), green (12 yogurt) and cheese box (880 kg)
- Every bread, bottle, can and cheese counts as a pallet – store them in boxes to stay under the pallet limit
- Made by erShaba (VSR Modding Sur)
Interactive Productions is a production pack for Farming Simulator 22 built around realism: you step inside each building and take part in the process to obtain artisan bread, soy drink, tomato juice, ketchup and strawberry yogurt. Every production has its own individual building, and the pack adds seven new pallet fill types for the finished goods.
The Artisan Bakery ($33,000) turns flour, mineral water and sticks into about six pieces of bread per hour. Ketchup Production ($28,000) needs tomatoes and sugar for around five bottles per hour, Soy Drink Production ($44,000) uses soy beans and mineral water for six bottles per hour, the Strawberry Yogurt plant ($36,000) mixes strawberries, milk and sugar into six cans per hour, and Tomato Juice Production ($31,000) makes six cans per hour from tomatoes and natural water. Activation costs between $8 and $13 per hour depending on the building.
The cheese update adds a cheese production building ($69,000, $13 per hour) that processes milk, sheep milk and rennet into roughly six pieces of Parmesan or Manchego cheese per hour. Supporting items include a 3,000 l milk tanker ($3,300), a 40 l carafe of rennet ($48), a 700 l pallet of sticks ($85) and a 500 l mineral water bottle ($19).
Because every loaf, bottle, can and cheese acts as an individual pallet, the pack ships with reusable transport boxes so you do not hit the pallet limit: a 1,000 l wooden box ($100), a red box for 12 breads ($23), a blue box for 24 cans of tomato juice ($29), a yellow box for 10 bottles of ketchup ($33), an orange box for 10 bottles of soy drink ($34), a green box for 12 cans of yogurt ($28) and an 880 kg cheese transport box ($88).
