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Description
This mod makes truck physics behaviors realistic for a unique driving experience.
- Smoother truck chassis suspension
- Smoother trailer suspension
- Smoother interior camera movements
- Improved driveshaft torque simulation
- Compatible with current ATS trucks
- Optional mod support for convoy
- *For better results, it is recommended to apply the recommended gameplay settings. The settings are available below.
- **Additional configuration required for truck mods. You can find more information in the Frequently Asked Questions section below.
- CAUTION: This mod is designed for bonneted trucks and may not work properly with cabover truck mods.
Recommended Gameplay Settings
For a more realistic experience, we recommend using the recommended game settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install this mod?
- Open the downloaded zip file using WinRAR or 7zip etc.
- Find “Documents/American Truck Simulator/mod” directory on your computer.
- Drag the file with “SCS” extension from the zip file to the mod folder you find.
- Enter the American Truck Simulator and activate this mod from the Mod Manager located in Profiles screen.
- Exit the mod manager and start the game. Enjoy the mod!
Does this mod work in Convoy mode?
Yes, you can use this mod in Convoy mode.
How can I make the mod compatible with a truck mod?
You can use the Realistic Truck Physics mod with your truck mods by creating a small add-on. Follow the steps below.
- Find def/vehicle/truck/**truck_name**/chassis directory from the files of the truck mod you’re using.
- Copy the chassis folder.
- Navigate to American Truck Simulator mod directory and create a new folder.
- Inside the new folder you created, create the same folders as in your truck mod and paste the chassis folder you copied in step 2 into the **truck_name** folder you created.
- Open the chassis folder you pasted. You should see *chassis*.sii files here. You can delete other files like sound.
- Open each *chassis*.sii file and delete all lines starting with residual_travel[]:
- After deleting them, add the following line to it, depending on the chassis type. You can see the chassis type from “info” section.
– If it’s an 4×2 or 4×4 chassis file, add this line:
@include "/def/vehicle/realistic_physics_4x2.sui"
– If it’s an 6×2 or 6×4 or 6×6 chassis file, add this line:
@include "/def/vehicle/realistic_physics_6x2_4.sui"
– If it’s an 8×2 or 8×4 or 8×6 chassis file, add this line:
@include "/def/vehicle/realistic_physics_8x4.sui"
Example:
- Perform step 6 and 7 on all *chassis*.sii files and save the files.
- Leave the folder you created as it is. You do not need to create a ZIP or SCS archive.
- Sort your mods in Mod Manager according to the required mod order below.
That is all. Enjoy the mod!
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