Materials of the author «Roadside» 1

A program for editing and creating configurations for ETS and ATC mods, tuning entries, modifying and editing textures!!
Unpacking and editing mods! 3D mod preview and much more!!

Change log:
Fixes:
Fixed .mat file names so they can be uploaded to Steam Workshop
Fixed vehicle editor disallowing a dot (.) in internal names
Fixed missing spawn coefficient in some vehicle definition files
Updated vehicle XML files with new internal names for 1.40 SCS
Fixed export issue with ATS rear trailer mudflaps
Fixed issues with ETS2 mudflaps
Fixed issues with ATS 53-foot cargo container
New content:
Mudflaps for ATS trucks
Vehicles for ETS2 trucks: Scania S 6x2 High Cab
ATS: added support for 3 new trailers (food tank, curtain side, bulk feed) {{1}} Added support for Western Star sleeper cabs
User interface improvements:

Added item values to tooltips for all list items
Added preview images for truck cabin variants {{1}} Infrastructure:

Moved all log files to the My Documents MS2 folder
All temporary folders for mod building moved to the My Documents MS2 folder {{1}} Troubleshooting steps
Make sure your system meets our requirements – at least Windows 7 SP1 and a x64 system. If you do not meet these requirements, consider upgrading your system.
Mods Studio 2 relies on .Net Core 3 (preview). Although we try to package and include all necessary files in the MS2 download, sometimes we may miss something.
To fix this, try downloading and installing the latest Microsoft .NET Core 3.1 Runtime – Windows x64.
If the above does not help, try downloading and installing the full .Net Core 3.1 SDK (Software Development Kit).
If your error log contains a message that "DirectXTex failed for some reason," try installing the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015.
Make sure you have sufficient privileges on your system to run the application. This may require moving the application to a different folder/location on your hard drive. Also, try running the application as an administrator.
Check if your antivirus software is blocking the application (or one of its components).
Check if there are error/crash logs in the application output folder and whether they contain useful information about the problem.