This Mod includes the John Deere CP690 (2015-2022) and 7760 (2012-2014) roller pickers, edited from the basegame. I have made a number of improvements to make these pickers more realistic, including: - Added John Deere 7760 Roller Picker for model years 2012-2014. - Added multiple new colors for the cotton modules with improved textures, the wrap is now slighty clear so that the cotton can be seen through it. - New colors are green, blue, orange, pink, and improved yellow, which can be selected via an option in the store. The color can also be changed at any time at a workshop. - Added three shades of glass tint to reduce sun glare. - Added three new GPS reciever options (Starfire 3000, Starfire 6000, or neither) for various years and configurations. - Added numbers on either side of the picking unit, customizable 1 through 9. - Reduced the harvesting width slightly, to encourage the machine to pick the proper six rows, not eight! - These pickers produce a smoke effect that comes out of the top of the machine, for added realism. - Adjusted prices and Horsepower to be more realistic for both models. I have added only those color modules that Farms use in my area and I have seen personally. John Deere 7760 Roller Picker Category: Cotton Harvesters Price: $312,000 Power: 500 hp Max. speed: 25 kph Capacity: 2,500 L Capacity: 1,400 L John Deere CP690 Roller Pickers Category: Cotton Harvesters Price: $505,000 Power: 560 hp Max. speed: 25 kph Capacity: 2,500 L Capacity: 1,400 L - Module size: 6,000 LBS through four 1,500 LB chamber loads (or 10,000L with four 2,500L chamber loads) - Starfire Cost: $0 (none) / $3,000 (SF3000) / $5,600 (SF6000) Changelog 1.1.0.0: - Added CP690 2018-2022, which is in a separate store item with the earlier CP690 (the 7760 is now by itself, with its own configurations). - Greatly improved the module wrap textures, the cotton is now less clean and the wrap is even more transparent making it easier to see the cotton through it, for practically real visuals. - Blue, pink, and yellow wrap now have the actual RGB color values as they do in real life (slightly different colors than before). Green, and orange have been adjusted as well.