Ceo22

You are mixing very different things, on the one hand there is the one that is legal to make mods, on the other hand there is the copyright. Just like when you buy a car in real life, you can make modifications to it. The same thing happens with games. ETS2 and ATS support workshops, therefore it is completely legal to make modifications to the game. What you mention about incorporating brands of other trucks, that is already a legal problem, because they will have to pay for the rights to use the brand, in the same way that SCS does it by paying Volvo, Scania and others. No, you went too far ... Exactly, they make and undo at will, it is their project, their mod and nobody can tell them anything. It is simply an advice that perhaps the community is giving them, since the games that really grow and come forward are those that listen to their community, SCS is a developer who knew how to listen and, within its possibilities, do what the community proposed. Something that marks a lot is that developers communicate with their community, listen to it, not only to know what they want, but to interact with it, share news, improvements, interact with people who publish bugs and more. I didn't really see many posts on this forum, but the few I did see, when someone publishes a TMP bug, they simply move it to a special state, and it is left open for community comments or closed. I didn't see the developers really involved with the community. I do not doubt in the effort that developers are making for this, I also know that it is not easy to fulfill a project like this (as a hobby) and in turn fulfill daily life. It is free, the decision is made by them, the community is generated based on the seriousness and importance that the developers give to the project, when the developers themselves begin to excuse themselves, for example saying "we cannot work without money" and then the community offers a solution to make it paid to the mod, or with subscriptions, and they put another excuse ... That is where the problems begin. All I'm saying is just my point of view, as a developer and leader of various projects.

1. - Creating mods for games is not punishable, there are mods for practically all games on the market with a medium-large community. Great games started out as MODs for other games, such as Counter-Strike and DayZ SA (To mention only 2). 2. - It's a mod, it's a service, they could charge for it. There are many paid mods, both for other games and for SCS games. 3.- In that I agree, it really seems that those who made the rules never drove in their lives, much less read the basics of road laws.

If it were paid, it would work much better, since they would have the resources (or incentive) to keep up. On the other hand, the community would improve drastically, since a server ban would imply a monetary loss for the user. Also the quality of people driving would be much better, they would respect more, use the signal lights better and pay attention to all that. And as for the moderators too, since they would be forced to have a little more conscience and not put anyone as a moderator, lately they are more abusive, kick or ban for no reason, each moderator has their own rules, they don't even respect traffic and / or game laws.

Sorry for the inconvenience, but I would like to inquire about the trailers. How do I know which trailer each is? What is double or triple? Can I generate a load with my own trailers? I use the "TS SaveEditor Tool" and there are the names of the trailers, such as "Scs Gooseneck Singl_3E_40 Container (80u)". (see image https://prntscr.com/ujtkc7 ) How do I know which trailer is that? It's simple, right? And what does "80u" mean? I am new to all of this and would greatly appreciate your help, thank you very much.