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Abatap wrote:
Start a new game on the SAME MAP as the savegame you are going to reset, remember its slot number, enter the game, save it and then exit it. Also look up and remember slot number for the savegame the map of which you want to reset. Then close the game. Then if you are using Windows, go to Documents/My Games/Farming Simulator15 folder (search for it if you cannot find it using my example path). There should be a bunch of savegameXX folders. So go to the folder numbered the same as the slot number you saved your new game at. What you need from there are three files: fruit_density.grle (stores all planted crops), cultivator_density.grle (stores all field (ploughed surface) areas) and splitShapes.gmss (stores all cut tree data). Then just copy all three files (or only some of them if you don't want to reset your planted crops for instance) and paste them into another savegameXX folder numbered the same as the slot number with the savegame you wanted to reset. That's it. Launch your game and the map will be as completely or partially reset depending on the files replaced. You can also remove the new empty savegame you created first because it's not needed anymore.
Start a new game on the SAME MAP as the savegame you are going to reset, remember its slot number, enter the game, save it and then exit it. Also look up and remember slot number for the savegame the map of which you want to reset. Then close the game. Then if you are using Windows, go to Documents/My Games/Farming Simulator15 folder (search for it if you cannot find it using my example path). There should be a bunch of savegameXX folders. So go to the folder numbered the same as the slot number you saved your new game at. What you need from there are three files: fruit_density.grle (stores all planted crops), cultivator_density.grle (stores all field (ploughed surface) areas) and splitShapes.gmss (stores all cut tree data). Then just copy all three files (or only some of them if you don't want to reset your planted crops for instance) and paste them into another savegameXX folder numbered the same as the slot number with the savegame you wanted to reset. That's it. Launch your game and the map will be as completely or partially reset depending on the files replaced. You can also remove the new empty savegame you created first because it's not needed anymore.
Thank you so much! Everything worked out! You can close the topic!