Description

Sun Presets – Lighting Presets For FS25!
What Is This?
The mod adds 40+ carefully selected lighting presets to the game:
The brightness/size of the sun, shade of sunlight, bloom, tone mapping and soft color grading change. You can quickly switch the atmosphere of the map – from “Golden Hour” and “Blue Season” to “Neon Night”, “Alpine Freshness” and “Desert Afternoon”.

How Does This Work?
Inside the mod, there is a table of 40+ presets.
Each Preset Contains:
sun brightness and size multipliers;
sun color (R/G/B);
bloom post-effect parameters (magnitude/threshold);
tone mapping parameters (slope/toe);
soft color grading adjustments (global/shadows/midtones/highlights + thresholds).

The mod does not edit map files: it multiplies and complements the base map lighting curves on the fly, so it is compatible with most maps and their environment.xml / colorGrading*.xml.

Controls (in-game):
Right Ctrl + ← / → – switch presets without opening the menu.
When switching, a toast pops up with the name of the selected preset (2.5 sec).

Menu Settings:
In “Settings/General” the Lighting Presets section with the “Preset” slider appears.
Selecting through the menu is equivalent to hotkeys – always one current state.

Save!
The selected preset is saved to the profile file:
modSettings/SunPresets.xml

V1.0.1.0

Added 6 new presets

💡 Others also downloaded: French Radios V1.1, Time Stop on Load, Storage Overhaul: Pallet Degradation System V1.1.0.1.

Author: BMProd

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How to install this mod (Full installation guide)

Download the mod (ModsHost download guide).
Find the mods folder on your computer
- Windows – /Documents/My Games/FarmingSimulator2025/mods
- Mac OS – /Library/Application Support/FarmingSimulator2025/mods
Copy the downloaded file to your Mods folder
Launch the game and enjoy your mod!

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