Yogiland Map v22.1.3
Yogiland Map v22.1.3
Basics
– Yogiland does not attach importance to decoration in buildings or landscape, the functionality is in the foreground.
– The visibility of buildings and objects is significantly increased (clipDistance=”4000″).
> Older PC should therefore adjust the graphics settings ggfs.
– The specific weights of all fill types are halved.
– Wind speed and sunshine hours are halved.
– The capacity of all livestock stables is increased, warehouses hold 10 million liters and the number of animals is 10,000,
except for the horse stable with 1 million liters and 16 horses.
– All specific weights are halved.
– For deco material, collision has generally been removed.
– Animals (deer and crows) are disabled
– The 4 trains have a maximum speed of 120 kmh with 6 trailers of 200,000 liters each, the sixth wagon loads liquids,
rental costs do not apply.
– The yard silo and the 4 station warehouses accommodate all types of filling, and each has a total capacity of 100 million liters.
> Storage in the 4 stations is free.
– Production facilities have a capacity of 10 million liters per type.
– Water extraction at water tanks and in the sea is free.
– Loading/unloading speed is generally 5,000 liters/second, except for gas stations (200 liters/second).
– Collision of tracks has been removed.
– Renewable plants do not require lime.
– Consumption of manure, slurry, digestate and lime in the fields halved.
– Not only wheat, barley and oats produce a swath of straw, but also sorghum millet, soybeans and canola.
– Corn and sunflowers produce a swath of chaff.
– On the map are hidden different collectibles, currently gold nuggets and Yogi eggs.
Additional fill types on Yogiland
– Ore
– Gold Ore
– Gold
– Limestone
– Pellets
– Salt
– Holy Water
– Frankincense
– Beer
– Wine
– Cookies
– French fries
– Mashed potatoes
– Chips
– Cornflakes
– Ketchup
– Choco Crossies
Fields on Yogiland
At the beginning of a game as a ‘New Farmer’ you own fields number 8, 12, and 21, as well as the farm and cattle barn plots.
Overview of field sizes:
Field 01 : 93.601 ha
Field 02 : 144.125 ha
Field 03 : 144.125 ha
Field 04 : 42.065 ha
Field 05 : 30.065 ha
Field 06 : 30.065 ha
Field 07 : 39.063 ha
Field 08 : 30.065 ha (starting field)
Field 09 : 27.060 ha
Field 10 : 6,246 ha
Field 11 : 6,246 ha
Field 12 : 6,246 ha (starting field)
Field 13 : 54,977 ha
Field 14 : 6.246 ha
Field 15 : 6,246 ha
Field 16 : 6,246 ha
Field 17 : 216,415 ha
Field 18 : 31,064 ha
Field 19 : 9,030 ha
Field 20 : 9.030 ha
Field 21 : 10,022 ha (starting field)
There are plenty of other plots without fields that can be purchased.
The geamte map is divided into purchasable plots.
pda map icons
– In addition to warehouses, productions, livestock stables, etc. there are exclamation mark icons on the map,
in order to be able to quickly visit important areas (e.g. pier and port).
Production buildings
Bakery:
From flour becomes bread.
Flour, sugar, milk, eggs, butter and strawberries become cake.
Flour, sugar, milk and chocolate become cookies.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
BGA:
Silage, slurry, manure or chopped material become digestate.
Purchase price: 10,000,000 – Operating costs: 100,000 – Production costs: 0
Hive:
5,000 liters per day – range entire map.
Purchase price: 100,000 – Operating costs: 1,000 – Production costs: 0
Pallet volume 5,000 liters
(Start building including. Spawn place)
Food silo:
From chaff, grass, hay or straw becomes silage.
Purchase price: 100,000 – Operating costs: 1,000 – Production costs: 0
(Start building)
Food:
From honey, raisins, oats and corn becomes muesli.
From corn, sugar, barley and salt becomes cornflakes.
Tomatoes, sugar, salt and water become ketchup.
Cornflakes, sugar and chocolate become chocolate crossies.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Digester:
Grass, hay, straw or chopped material becomes silage.
Milk and salt becomes silage.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Liquid fertilizer:
Mineral fertilizer and water becomes liquid fertilizer.
Purchase price: 10,000 – Operating costs: 100 – Production costs: 0
Fodder plant:
Grass and pellets becomes hay.
Grass, straw, silage and mineral feed becomes cow mixed ration.
From sugar beet, rapeseed, barley and sorghum millet becomes pig feed.
From stones, pellets, salt and limestone becomes mineral feed.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10.000 – Production costs: 0
Greenhouse:
From manure, water and seeds become tomatoes, lettuce or strawberries.
Purchase price: 100,000 – Operating costs: 1,000 – Production costs: 0
Gold smelting:
From gold ore and diesel becomes gold.
Purchase price: 1,000.000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Farm silo:
Total storage capacity 100,000,000 liters
Purchase price: 100,000 – Operating costs: 1,000 – Storage costs: 0
(Start building)
Chicken house:
Purchase price: 1.000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Animal capacity: 10,000
Chickens now eat oats in addition to wheat, barley and sorghum millet
Pallet volume 5,000 liters
(Start building)
Dog house:
Purchase price: 1.000 – Operating costs: 10
(Start building)
Diggers:
At the farm shelters and the livestock stables, each
Purchase price: 1,000 – Operating costs: 10
(Start building)
Lime works:
Lime is made from limestone or stones.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating cost: 10,000 – Production cost: 0
Convent:
From pellets, sunflowers and holy water becomes incense.
From potatoes and holy water becomes pesticide.
From barley, holy water and pellets becomes monastery brew.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Cowshed:
Purchase price: 1,000.000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Animal capacity: 10,000
Mixed ration consists of 24% hay, 24% straw, 49% silage and 3% mineral feed
(Start building)
Seawater desalination:
Salt is obtained using diesel or pellets.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating cost: 10,000 – Production cost: 0
Mineral fertilizer:
From manure, slurry or digestate is mineral fertilizer.
Purchase price: 10,000 – Operating cost: 100 – Production cost: 0
Muck pile:
Purchase price: 10,000 – Operating cost: 100 – Capacity: 10,000,000 liters
This dung pile covers all the built livestock stables.
(Start building)
Dairy:
Soybeans and water become milk.
Milk becomes butter or cheese.
Milk and sugar become chocolate.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating cost: 10.000 – Production costs: 0
Mill:
From wheat, barley, oats, sorghum millet or corn becomes flour.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
New plant:
From sunflowers becomes sunflower oil.
Rapeseed becomes rapeseed oil.
Olives become olive oil.
Grapes become raisins or grape juice
Grapes, sugar and water become wine.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10.000 – Production costs: 0
Pellet plant:
From straw or wood chips become pellets.
Purchase price: 100,000 – Operating costs: 1,000 – Production costs: 0
Horse stable:
Purchase price: 100,000 – Operating costs: 1.000 – Animal capacity: 16
Horses eat oats or sorghum millet and hay or grass
(Start building)
Potato Paradise:
From potatoes, pellets, canola oil and water become French fries.
From potatoes, pellets, milk and water become mashed potatoes.
Potatoes, pellets, salt and water become chips.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Refinery:
Rapeseed, sunflower or soybeans become diesel and chaff.
Vehicles can be refueled there from the warehouse.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Vibrator:
Ore and water becomes gold ore and stones.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10.000 – Production cost: 0
Seed:
From grain (wheat / barley / oats) and liquid fertilizer becomes seed.
Purchase price: 10,000 – Operating cost: 100 – Production cost: 0
Sawmill:
From logs become wood chips or boards and wood chips.
Boards become furniture and wood chips.
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Sheep barn:
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Animal capacity: 10.000
Sheep eat in addition to grass or hay now also chaff
Pallet volume 5,000 liters
(Start building)
Tailoring:
Wool or cotton becomes fabric.
Fabric becomes clothing.
Purchase price: 1,000.000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Pig barn:
Purchase price: 1,000,000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Animal capacity: 10.000
Pig feed consists of 50% corn or sorghum millet, 25% wheat, barley or oats,
20% soybeans, canola or sunflower and 5% potatoes, sugar beets or sugar cane
(Start building)
Shelters:
At the farm and the livestock barns a total of 14 sheds, each
Purchase price: 10.000 – Operating costs: 100
(Start building)
Filling stations:
On the Hofes and at the cattle stables, each
Purchase price: 10,000 – Operating costs: 100
(Start building)
Water tank:
Purchase price: 10.000 – Operating costs: 100
(Start building)
Sugar factory:
From sugar cane, sugar beet or sugar beet pulp become sugar and chaff.
Purchase price: 1,000.000 – Operating costs: 10,000 – Production costs: 0
Purchase points
Fuel stations:
At the farm and the livestock stables you have fillable tank barrels.
A normal gas station can be found in the southeast of the map, here diesel can be filled with 20% price advantage.
Another gas station is located at the refinery, where you can refuel vehicles from the refinery warehouse.
Limestone quarry:
Here limestone can be purchased for further processing in the lime plant.
Mine:
Here ore can be loaded at a price of 100€/1,000L, for this a wheel loader with appropriate shovel is recommended,
z.B. my FS22_Goldlader_OY (gold shovel)
Yogiquelle:
Hier can be scooped free holy water, but quite slowly with 1,000 L / minute real time,
for this, a corresponding tank barrel is recommended, eg.For example, my FS22_MKS_OY (MKS100Liquid).
Offices
– Farmer’s market (10% price disadvantage)
– Fast Food (10% price disadvantage)
– Rock crusher
– Heating plant
– Lumber dealer (10% price disadvantage)
– Church
– McNugget (20% price advantage)
– Pizzeria (20% price advantage)
– Restaurant (10% price advantage)
– Resterampe (20% price advantage)
– Supermarket (10% price advantage)
