Hello, friends!

I got ahead of myself today by closing two sections for the back-end.
Thanks to your support, I quickly realized my mistake.
The sections are open, but adding materials is still unavailable (we have not yet decided what to do with new mods).
A huge thank you to everyone who cares! Your support came at just the right time in a difficult moment!

Thank you for being with us!

UPD 22.08.18:
After numerous requests from material authors, we have changed the principles regarding those who upload materials they do not own:

If the uploader is not the author of the mod, they must understand that this mod may not be published, and if it is published, it can be removed at any time without explanation (the reasons may vary, from the author's demands to decisions by regulatory authorities). Among other reasons, a mod may be removed so that the author can upload it themselves.

Thank you for your understanding.

Profile for ets2
Trucks purchased: 21
Garages purchased: 7
Cities where garages are purchased:
1. Saint Petersburg
2. Voronezh
3. Valday
4. Petrozavodsk
5. Bryansk
6. Lodeynoye Pole
7. Rostov-on-Don

Order of map installation from top to bottom (from 1 to 4)

1. Russian Open Spaces
Russian_open_spaces_Model
Russian_open_spaces_Map
Russian_open_spaces
Russian_open_spaces_vehicle_truck
Russian_open_spaces_vehicle

2. Southern Region
Model3
Model2
model1
Def and Map

3. Kazakhstan
Model
Map
Def

4. RusMap
Model
Model2
Def
Map
RusCity (RusMap city localizer, optional)
Fix 1.8 (for connecting RusMap and Russian Open Spaces maps)

Profile works on versions 1.31.x and 1.32.x

The model of the polar explorer, used in the mod Ural "Polyarnik"

Objects taken from materials for Spintires: MudRunner by Viktor Grigorev

A total of three objects, tested by me in the map editor for SpinTires (v03.03.16)

Six objects (multi-storey buildings).

The objects are taken from the object pack by Viktor Grigorev

While working on the state of Oregon for American Truck Simulator, the SCS Software team could not overlook the city of Portland, which is the largest in the state both in terms of population and transportation infrastructure. Here, there is not only a large industrial zone but also a port. All of this had to be reflected in the American truck simulator, not only in the appearance but also in the game’s economy.

From the early stage of terrain research, the developers realized that creating this city in the game would not be an easy task, as it lies right on the Willamette River. Ordinary locals often call Portland the city of bridges, which, as is clear, is due to the quite abundant number of bridges across the river. The transportation infrastructure is heavily reliant on bridges, and the water, which acts like a mirror reflecting the surrounding world, together with the bridges, is one of those objects in games that are difficult to optimize. Despite the large number of bridges, the main freight routes pass through only two bridges, which are the most important infrastructure objects in the city.

The development team spent a lot of effort and time creating the city of Portland. Indeed, it was quite challenging to optimize the layout and design to achieve an acceptable frame rate. They are quite satisfied with the result and believe it is very representative of the city as seen by a truck driver passing through, creating the right impression that everyone aimed for.

The DLC page is now available on Steam: American Truck Simulator - Oregon

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#OregonDLC

Hello everyone! Here is the development update for August of this year.

This month has been hot for us – we managed to attend Gamescom 2018 and announce Mudrunner 2! We will share more details about the upcoming game at our annual event "What's Next of Focus" in February, so stay tuned.

And now – let's get to what everyone has been waiting for. Introducing Spintires: MudRunner - American Wilds!

This expansion features nine iconic American vehicles, including Ford, Hummer, and Chevrolet! With American Wilds, players will have access to over 30 vehicles, and the game will include a total of 60 additional modules, 10 sandbox maps, and 11 challenge maps!

In the new expansion, you will roam across the USA and explore two new maps: Grizzly Creek and Mount Logmore. They were inspired by the rugged beauty of Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota. Gather a group of 4 players – and head out to conquer off-road terrain, ford mountain rivers, and overcome other obstacles!

As with previous expansions for Spintires: MudRunner, we will gradually release presentations of new vehicles, maps, and modules for the vehicles introduced in the game. We will keep you updated and see you in the vastness of American Wilds!

Spintires: MudRunner - American Wilds will be released in fall 2018 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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