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This article explains how your VTC can become validated or verified: https://truckersmp.com/knowledge-base/article/325

There's no ETA. I believe it can take anyone between a few days to a few weeks.

I assume that in your video you have the name of the user. You can look the name up on the TruckersMP website to get their TruckersMP ID. If you want to use /pinfo in-game you have to do /pinfo <Server ID>. The Server ID is shown in the tab menu and next to the username.

SII Decrypt still works, you just need to set your save format to 2: If that still doesn't work with your version of SII Decrypt, I would recommend using the one that comes with Virtual Speditor.

Hello! My guess is this issue is caused by Steam Sync not working properly, so I would recommend turning it off for your profiles. Hope that helps.

- Go to Documents/Euro Truck Simulator 2 and delete the config.cfg file. - Then go to Documents/Euro Truck Simulator 2/profiles/<profilehex> and delete the config + controls.sii files from there. They can do this for all profiles if they have multiple.

What exactly does the error say? Until then, this article might help you: https://truckersmp.com/knowledge-base/article/764

Suggestion Name: Add preformatted text option to the forum text editor Suggestion Description: I believe it would be useful to add preformatted text to the text editor. Any example images: (First with preformatted text, then without) Why should it be added?: As I think you can see from the screenshot above, it really helps to make things more readable. Especially when you are dealing with folders, or some lines of text of a config file. The 'Code' option works similarly but it makes a box on a new line, which is not very convenient in most cases such as my example above. This is what the 'Code' option looks like.

You are going one folder too far. You should remove the \bin so that it is just D:\Steam\steamapps\common\Euro Truck Simulator 2

Suggestion Name: Remove moderator approval requirement from Help section Suggestion Description: Currently any reply to a post in the Help section of the forum needs to be approved by a moderator. I believe it would be better to instead use a requirement that you need to meet, after which you can post there without needing approval. This can be something like a required amount of points, a number of 'best solutions', or a certain amount of previously approved help posts. Any example images: N/A Why should it be added?: While the approval is generally pretty fast (within in an hour depending on what time of the day you post), I think it can easily be replaced by such a system, so that people will receive help a lot faster. The forum would still be moderated as there will be people helping that don't meet the requirement yet, so if there does happen to be a wrong answer it would be removed fairly quickly and the user's permissions could be revoked.

This guide should be able to help you: https://truckersmp.com/knowledge-base/article/764

Do you have VSync enabled? If so, turn it off.

Either setting other than 'Disabled' will do.

You probably have the game set to a certain timezone (I guess that would be your headquarter's time). When you go to a country of a different timezone that means you don't see the local time, and headlights will be enabled at a different time than you would expect. In your game settings you can set it to always use the local time.

Glad you liked it @ArtyGamer!

I would suggest you check out this topic and try the solutions there: They have worked for someone with similar issues.

TIL this Forum has light mode... Fixed

Try to delete config.cfg in Documents/Euro Truck Simulator 2 and see if that fixes it.

I'm not entirely clear on what the issue is. You load the save in-game and it just loads a different save? Have you tried loading the save from the saves menu? (As opposed to just loading the profile)

Hello everyone, I'd like to share some tips that I've learned over time to increase the quality of my ETS2 and ATS screenshots. These tips should help to make the pictures look better, as well as make any editing you might perform later on easier. Note that these settings will make the game a lot more intensive to run, so I would recommend only turning them on when taking screenshots. Personally I get 3 fps with these settings, but in picture mode that does not really matter as you are not driving anyway. This does mean that they're best to use in Singleplayer, or when your truck is parked safely. Game Settings: Set your game to Ultra graphics, then go into Advanced Settings and set the Scaling to 400%. Setting your game to ultra only puts the scaling at 100%, while 400% is the max. (Personal preference) Disable High Dynamic Range and set the Reflection Quality to Low. High Dynamic Range is basically Bloom, and it will make surfaces in the light appear way too bright. Reflections in ETS2 and ATS currently don't look good (one could say they are bugged, though this will likely be fixed in 1.40), and setting them to low makes them barely visible and easy to remove in post. Driver Settings: Enable Dynamic Super Resolution (Nvidia) or Virtual Super Resolution (AMD). This allows you to set your resolution to one that is higher than your screen resolution, allowing for higher resolution screenshots. Set your in-game Resolution to the highest possible. Console commands: If you don't know how to use/enable console commands, check this guide. g_hq_3d_scale 3 Increases the resolution of your screenshots, can be used instead of the Super Resolution. Your screenshots will still appear in the default screenshot folder (/Documents/Euro Truck Simulator 2/screenshot), but the name will start with eut2_hq_ (or equivalent for ATS). g_hq_3d_screenshot 1 Enables High Quality pictures, then you can take good pictures using the Dev Cam and F12 . g_light_distance_factor 9999 Increases the load distance of light, only noticeable over a longer distance. g_grass_density 5 Increases the grass density, only noticeable over a longer distance. TruckersMP Config: These settings can be found in /Documents/ETS2MP (or ATSMP) config.txt "smoothing_distance" : 5000, Increases the distance at which trucks are fully loaded. "draw_distance" : 5000, Increases the distance at which trucks are loaded (at all). I hope this will help some people as it has helped me. I expect there will be some inaccuracies so feel free to point them out as well as suggest other tips you might think are useful additions!

The rules say: So yes as long as the road is supposed to be driveable you should be fine. The rule is more about finding your way around invisible barriers to end up in places you shouldn't be.

Hey, I suggest updating your audio drivers to see if that fixes it.