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Today the developers released a small (yeah, right – editorial note) update for SpinTires: MudRunner – this update is required for the DLC The Ridge, which will be released tomorrow.
The DLC is currently planned to be released on May 29 at 3 PM UTC.

Changelog:
- New game mode – Scavenging.
- New map – The Ridge.
- New vehicles – UMZ 6A and MAZ 538.

Improvements:
- Locked trucks are now covered with tarpaulin.
- Wheel physics improved (wheels are now softer).
- Loaders and cranes are now more powerful and move more smoothly.
- Automatic transmission improvements.
- Game stability improvements related to mods (fixed errors due to memory limitations).
- The in-game mod browser now displays mod information.
- Various other fixes.

If you don’t want to update to the new version of SpinTires: MudRunner, for example due to mod compatibility, you can select the branch ver_18_03_06 in the game’s properties under the beta tab.

And now the most interesting part – with the new DLC, license holders can play it right now! However, if you launch the game as usual, you won’t see the new content. But if you launch the game through SpinTiresMod.exe version 1.7.1, although the game version will be shown as old, all the new content will be available in the game!

The archive contains three bat files for clearing the Spintires: MudRunner cache:

1) Full cache clear (complete game settings reset).bat - a standard cache clear (deletes the SpinTires MudRunner folder located at \AppData\Roaming\), works from any location - just run it.

2) Cache clear (without resetting game settings).bat - clears only the game cache (does not touch user settings), works from any location - just run it.

3) Clear Media folder and cache.bat - my own creation: needs to be placed in the game folder; when run, it deletes the Media folder with all its contents and creates a clean Media folder + clears only the game cache (does not touch user settings).
Convenient for testing mods on a clean version of the game without having to configure the game each time.

All files operate automatically - just run and done :)