Farming Simulator 25 is a farm management game where plowing, sowing, harvesting, and selling can eat up an entire evening. That also means the moments worth showing a friend are scattered between long stretches of routine work: sweeping a huge field with a combine, the first drive with a new tractor and implement, or a multiplayer session where a friend pulls a trailer alongside while you harvest. This guide shows how to record your sessions with DOR, pick out only those moments, and send them as a dor.gg link. Farming Simulator 25 joined the DOR supported games list in an app update in October 2026.
How to handle long farming recordings
DOR records Farming Simulator 25 as a whole-session recording. Everything from launching the game to closing it continues as one video, and DOR does not detect events like a finished harvest or a crop sale to make separate clips. You find and trim the scenes you want to share from the library yourself. Farming involves long back-and-forth passes over the same field, so instead of sending everything, keep only the stretch around the moment a job comes together. If you regularly play for three hours or more, read how to record long gameplay sessions without stutter first.
Steps to pick and send Farming Simulator 25 moments
- 1Install DOR and launch the game as usualDOR is a free Windows app. Once it is installed, launching Farming Simulator 25 is detected automatically and recording starts, continuing as one video until you close the game. Check once that the game is switched on in the whole-session recording group in settings.
- 2Note the time when a job worth showing startsFarming footage looks similar for long stretches, which makes it hard to find later. Jot the real-world time in your phone notes when you start a harvest or a friend joins, and you can work out the minute mark in the video by comparing it with when recording started.
- 3Use changes in light and weather to narrow it downWhen scrubbing the recording, big changes in brightness make good landmarks. Morning mist, sunset, or a dark sky before a storm all shift the light, so jumping between those points gets you to the right job quickly.
- 4Trim from the finish line backward in the libraryWhen you close the game, the recording is saved as an mp4 and appears in the library. In the trim tool, set the end point on the moment the job finishes first, then place the start point no more than a minute earlier. The boring passes drop out naturally.
- 5Use 16:9 for the whole farm and 9:16 for one machine16:9 suits a whole field or your farm layout, while 9:16 or 1:1 fills a phone screen when you are showing one tractor at work. You can also trim the same scene twice in two ratios and send whichever fits the person.
- 6Send the link to your farming friends or familyWhen trimming finishes, a dor.gg link is created. Drop it into your group chat with a one-line note like yesterday's harvest for your server friends, and send the same link to family members who do not play. It opens straight in their browser.
Clues to find each farm job in the recording, and how much to keep
| Farm job | Clue in the recording | How much to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Combine harvest | The final pass, when the whole field turns to stubble | The last one or two rows through unloading the grain, about a minute |
| Rice field work | The first shot of an implement entering a flooded paddy | About 30 seconds of one pass across the field |
| Weather damage | The sky darkening and hail or a twister rolling in | From the weather change until you check the field afterward |
| First drive in new machinery | The vehicle appearing on the farm right after you buy it | Under a minute, from delivery to the first job |
| Animal pens | The camera sweeping a pen after adding buffalo or goats | A 20 to 40 second walk around the pen |
| Co-op teamwork | A friend's trailer pulling up and running beside your combine | About a minute around the grain transfer |
Before you send a farming clip
- Your recording drive has comfortably more than 20GB of free space.
- You noted key times like the start of a harvest, a machine purchase, or a friend joining.
- The clip ends on a finished field or the moment the result of the job is visible.
- Repetitive passes over the same field have been cut.
- You asked multiplayer friends whether their names can appear in the clip.
- You picked a vertical or square ratio for people who will watch on a phone.
How DOR records Farming Simulator 25
DOR is a free Windows desktop app. When you launch Farming Simulator 25, it detects the game automatically and saves the whole session until you exit as a single mp4. There are no automatic highlights or per-job clips, so you set the start and end yourself with the library's trim tool, choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1, and send it as a dor.gg link. Whoever opens the link can play it in a browser, mobile included, without installing anything. Farming sessions run long, so your drive fills quickly, and recording stops automatically once free space drops below 20GB. If space runs short, see a guide to checking low recording disk space. To turn a season of harvest scenes into one farm tour, the browser-based DOR Studio, which needs no install, lets you merge videos and add text and background music; tips on ordering are in how to merge multiple game clips. You can also switch whole-session recording off per game in settings, and a confirmation window appears when you do.
