Euro Truck Simulator 2 Other Mods
This mod adds over 45 new random events (several of which have more than one variation) to appear on the roads in ETS2. Version 1.3.2 Changelog:Added new variant of recovery truck (folded crane)Created new 'narrow' version of roadworks that will spawn in city ...
The mod GPS RG PRO PURPLE HD is intended only for the base SCS + DLC map(Fix for another map mod definitely shows up) Mod Adds:- New icons on the map- Changes the appearance of the road advisor- Changes colors on mapi- Hud bar at the bottom o...
This mod adds a new camera angle to the game.You can easily see your back with this camera angle.To use this camera angle, press the ” 5 ” (default is this, you may have changed) on the keyboard.Compatible with all trucks.
This mod makes the roads a little more slippery.For use with Frosty Winter Mod v8.0. Version 8.01 Changelog:Fixes issues with Frosty Physics v8.0
This mod adds an icon of speed limits to the screen of a smartphone (of ETS2: Cabin Accessories DLC) that works as a Navigator.The speed limit icon is located on the smartphone screen in the lower left corner and almost all trucks are NOT VISIBLE (hidden) on the standard (built-in) Navigato...
This mod is a mod that makes the amount and behavior of snow and graphics realisticRequires frosty_modPlease give it the highest priority. Tested Version: 1.38 and 1.39
Version 8.9 Changelog:Added new skins of UK real companies Pack adds in traffic 562 BDFs with 1034 skins of real companies.All standalone.Works on any maps.Tested on 1.39.xCompatible with all my packs....
Opens the border between these two counties.Compatable with PM 2.51, ETS2 1.39 Bumpy roadsFully functional border gates.
Different colored lights turn on in successionOnly works for Scania R 2009 Note: The light belongs to Harun Aras Tested Version: 1.38 and 1.39
Version 1.0.1 Changelog:- Vehicles spawn rate was a bit reduced. NFSMW STANDARD CARS:- MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GT- MB CLK500 NFSMW BLACKLIST CARS:- MB CLK500 " #7 Kaze "- MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GT " #11 Big Lo...
