SpinTires 1615

Details about the new update for SpinTires to 1.4.4 (full) have appeared online.

Details:
- DLC "Chernobyl": various map fixes and improvements.
- Cargo for loading into trailers no longer needs to be aligned with the truck for loading.
- Fixed decorations sticking when rotating the camera.
- The fixed engine brake stops the wheels in neutral position.

Map editor object "House". The object should be adjusted for size independently in the editor.

Made a map for the original Spintires. There are plenty of good maps for MudRunner even without me :)

Story:
On the way to the garage, the Ural 4320’s engine seized up in the mountains, and you need to get there and repair it (you start in a Kamaz with a repair kit).
But by "lucky" coincidence, the Ural only has 2 garage points, so you need to find the trailer, which is presumably located in the "Dead" village.

Reconnaissance is still important; many points are located on the mountains (they offer a view of the map, so I thought it was quite logical to place them there).

After that, install everything necessary for delivering logs and head to the logging site (there is 1 logging site + 2 loading points).
For some unknown reason, the miller’s house has collapsed, so bring him some logs—he decided to rebuild the house himself. He lives on a mountain, and one of the climbs is tough to overcome. There’s a Kirovets tractor near the mill, it might help you (personally, during testing, it just threw me off the mountain, not wanting to bother). Then, as usual—close the sawmills. Oh, and for variety, there’s one more task... In the forest near the logging site, abnormally large mushrooms have grown; you can find them, they’re really huge guys.

Now about the map:
- 1 garage (locked)
- 4 sawmills
- 1 logging site + 2 loading points
- 5 reconnaissance points
- 1 fuel station
- 3 starting vehicles (put whatever you want in the empty slots; don’t touch the first one, it’s a (modded) Kamaz with a repair kit)
- I don’t remember the exact size, but it’s slightly smaller than the maximum.

Test results raised concerns about the reeds, so I don’t recommend driving in them for long; multiplayer crashes are possible. In singleplayer, everything was fine.

Objects from Spintires DLCs were used.
Also present are plants from Anton_23_; objects from k-700; solo; water from BloodRage; overlay and material from potomuchtotak2019 + my own animals and overlays. Possibly others, I don’t remember exactly, but in any case, thanks to all the authors of the objects and 3D models!

Link to the group, though everyone probably already knows about it: vk.com/public192147265

Enjoy playing, and stay healthy! )

Plant "nettle".
Looks good, no errors in the editor.
I think it will be useful for you, dear mappers.
You need to set up the brush yourself.

Good luck with your creativity, and stay healthy!))

Static objects for Spintires Editor. The pack contains three objects, separated into individual folders, labeled, photos included.

Hey guys! Quickly threw together a map for myself. Since there’s nothing new on the Spintires site yet, I decided to share it with you. The map is 1km x 1km (32x32). No storyline, just hauling timber. You’ll find a mix of monotonous scenery, similar-looking roads, almost no mud, and no extra objects, which, according to the author’s idea, should make you look forward to new maps from experienced mappers with even more enthusiasm. On the map:

- 1 garage (open);
- 1 gas station;
- 1 logging site + loading point;
- 5 sawmills;
- 2 Kamaz 6522 trucks on the map;
- 4 slots for your vehicles.

Recon points are NOT hidden. They’re added more for order.

P.S. The map has some flaws from the author. The editor complains, so there’s little variety. No fallen firs or stones at all. The default truck works, but I recommend taking something of your own. Roads are uneven. Long trucks and anything with more than three axles won’t be very comfortable. Again: I made this map for myself. So don’t be too harsh!

Hello everyone. I wanted to try modeling an object, fiddled around a bit in 3D Max, and I'm sharing the result with you, friends, for your feedback.
Wishing everyone good health!