SCS Software

2.2.1 - Added support for Christmas, Hallowe'en, Kansas, Oklahoma and Valentines 2023/2024 event rewards - Added farm machinery DLC support - Added some fancy schmancy plastic fenders - Reworked pedals in interior models - Moved toyseat locator for better compatibility with SCS content - Added used ...

I finally got around to reworking a lot of the cab details that were incorrect/low resolution:

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I'll probably still take another pass at the window gasket, I think it's still too thin...

Here's a look at the Unilite interior so far:

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I guess it's been a little while since I've updated this thread. I've been chipping away at the interior, piece by piece. https://www.scr-rigs.com/images/cp37/prog009.jpg https://www.scr-rigs.com/images/cp37/prog010.jpg https://www.scr-rigs.com/images/cp37/prog011.jpg https://www.scr-rigs.com/images...

1.0.3 - added support for kansas and x23 event rewards - added support for dlc_michelin interior objects - added support for dlc_farm_machinery interior objects - added new transmissions: RTLO-22918B, RTO-15618, RTOO-9513 - rebalanced transmission prices and unlock levels - fixed reversed weigh pas...

I'm still actively working on this on my weekly streams (sadly, I don't have much time outside of the streams due to work). I've nearly completed the Unilite cab and the classic 36" Peterbilt sleeper that goes with it: https://www.scr-rigs.com/images/cp38/prog005.jpg https://www.scr-rigs.com/im...

Probably about time this got its own thread. I've been chipping away at adapting the 350 into the more well-known 351:

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1.9 - Added Alcoa 10 hole tube type wheels - Added an assortment of budd type wheel nuts - Added some fancy wheel nut covers - Expanded some missing tube type wheel and tire options for trailers - Added 'Spike' front wheel cover - Added 11.00-20 size for Super Hi-Miler - Revised grease style front h...

Oh, I read it. 15 speed transmissions aren't supposed to be shifted sequentially. They have three ranges of five speeds each: deep reduction, low, and high. What's unique about them is that the deep reduction and low ranges overlap by two speeds. This allows the driver more options for when he makes...