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Universal Autoload The EASY Way | Mod Tutorial | Farming Simulator 22

The times of editing mods or having to make & move cubes in the Giant's Editor can now be left in the past - you can now configure Universal Autoload (1.2.0.0) using nothing more than a text editor and Farming Simulator 22! This tutorial will show you how. One note to all viewers - this method works for Single Player only. The same method can be used to configure mods for Multiplayer by doing the setup (following the video's instructions) in Single Player mode, and then copying the custom configurations into this mod: https://github.com/ddewar/FS22_Univer..., updating the multiplayer setting in the modDesc.xml to true, rezipping the mod and adding it to your server. I may do a follow-up video showing that process. --- In case you don't want to watch (really?) here are the steps: 1. Download Universal Autoload 1.2.0.0 from Modhub: [ https://www.farming-simulator.com/mod... ] 2. Load into the game once, with the new version selected. 3. Exit the game all the way to desktop. 4. Decide what mods you want to add, and for each mod you'll need to find the mod's xml file. 5. Open your `UniversalAutoload.xml` configuration file (located in your FarmingSimulator2022 game settings folder, usually located on Windows 10 somewhere similar to: "C:\Users\username\OneDrive\Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022\modSettings\UniversalAutoload.xml"), and add a configuration line for each mod in the vehicleConfigurations section that looks like this: [ https://pastebin.com/FzQp5sTr ] 6. Open the game once more (note- make sure you have debug mode enabled), and make sure you select the mods you want to configure for UAL. 7. In game, when you walk up to the vehicle / trailer in question, you'll now see a bunch of boxes. the one that's in the middle is where the items will load, and the pink ones on the outside are where the items will load from. 8. Now, adjust the numbers in the xml file making educated guesses to what the values should be (while the game is open) and after each change, open the console and type "ualImportUserConfigurations" (or just hit the up arrow if that was the last thing you typed) 9. Repeat step 8 until the box is the right size, and in the right position. 10. Test by using some handy dandy console commands: "ualAddPallets EGG", "ualAddRoundBales_125", "ualAddSquareBales_180", etc. All the commands you can use are documented on github [ https://github.com/loki79uk/FS22_Univ... ], or you can type "ual" and tap the tab key to cycle through the available commands. 11. If you find you need to adjust the position or size of the loading zone, do so now, and remember to use "ualImportUserConfigurations" each time you make changes. 12. If you need to clear the items, you can use the "ualClearLoadedObjects" command. 13. Once you are done, you can go back to the config file one more time and turn debug off. showDebug="false" Final Configuration settings: [ https://pastebin.com/XJg5Pfzt ] ----- IF... you want to use out-of-the-box configurations for most Modhub trailers & vehicles, the recommended configurations can be loaded with the UAL Modhub Addon [ https://github.com/ddewar/FS22_Univer... ]. One thing to note IF you use the FS22_UniversalAutoloadModhubAddon - any configuration CAN be configured and overridden by your own UniversalAutoload.xml file as shown in the video above - ie: your own personal configuration will ALWAYS override the mod's configuration (if embedded in the mod itself) or a configuration that is loaded from the FS22_UniversalAutoloadModhubAddon ----- Thanks for watching the video! Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more modding tutorials, live streams and let's play content for Farming Simulator 2022 and other games! ----- If you need to download Universal Autoload, you can download either: The official Modhub version: [ https://www.farming-simulator.com/mod... ] Or the latest version (sometimes with new features): [ https://github.com/loki79uk/FS22_Univ... ] In case you're interested, links for the products & software used to create this video: Code Editor: Visual Studio Code [ https://code.visualstudio.com/ ] Scene switching: Elgato Stream Deck [ https://amzn.to/37jmk42 ] Video Recording: OBS Studio [ https://obsproject.com/ ] Video Editing: Flixier [ https://flixier.com/ ]