SCS General Nonsense Thread

[Hetisen]

Don't most European trucks have a button that transfers weight from the tag axle to the drive axle? I believe that the truck necessarily needs air suspension for this to work. Here in Brazil, most people simply need to lift the axles of the trailer and truck to be able to put the weight in traction.

[parasaurolophus67]

https://blog.scssoft.com/2026/07/south- ... -city.html

[Seerman]

Please, finally fix the AI vehicles' wheels sticking out from the sides!

04.jpg

[Aziz]

It's been widened for better stability

[Runoff_975]

As someone who resides in the US, I've never seen any F-150 have those horrid offset rims, unless if they've been customized. The current wheel offsets are horrid on both F-150 traffic models.

[parasaurolophus67]

@Seerman Depends if it has been reported. If not, well it could've been reported instead of here you know..

[abasstreppas]

I've seen it reported on other vehicles. Same problem though, as I think it is the same type of ai-wheels

[alluke]

Does anti-spin not work, has it ever? Driving with a 6x2 and a 590hp engine and a 21 ton load, it always lose traction from start. I mostly drive trucks with less hp and on those it happen too, but are not that annoying. Midaxle trucks are affected too. I'm talking about tractor-trailer combos. On rigids I expect it as the load only is on the full trailer and the truck is very light. Lifting the extra axle helps ofc, but that is a thing you do only on special occasions like on gravel roads, starting uphill. It is on asphalt on flat ground the slipping is a problem.

Is it same with ATS 6x2 tucks?

It has become worse during last few game versions, it's like the trailer doesn't put any weight on the truck.

[abasstreppas]

I'm a bit afraid of the direction the game has taken lately. Taking away truck specific physics (well, the little there was) to adapt the game(s) to buses and cars movement. I bought this game as I'm very interested in trucks and I have no problems with additions of buses and cars, BUT DON'T take away/adjust stuff that affect my driving experience during the development of those DLC's. What will the end product be?

We have already lost the uneven road simulation and there are other stuff as well that no longer feels right when driving, like the slipping drive wheels, cab movement etc. Stuff like that may never come back as it doesn't suit cars. I really doubt SCS could develop same physics model that would suit all those types of vehicles. I mean it has taken 10 years to get to this state of physics behaviour, which is to be honest not that good either

[alluke]

One weird thing is that we can transport empty wine bottles but not full ones.