ATS Blue Bird Mods
Blue Bird in ATS: explore bus variants, truck skins, and interiors in this custom content collection featuring blue bird buses, kenworth skins for ATS fans.
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Changelog V2.6a: Bugs Fixed. Changelog V2.6: Interior Sounds Fixed. Changelog V2.5: Gauge Lights increased. Gps light increased. Changelog V2.4: Hotfix for Cummins NTC Engines. Changelog V2.3: Window Reflections Fixed. Gauge Lights Fixed. New Textures. Gps Fixed. Headlights Fixed. Mirror Lightning Fixed. Kriechbaum Sounds. Original Engines of AT64F Limited Edition.
Red Bull (racing team color) custom paintjob for jon ruda Peterbilt 389 glider. Works only with 72 inches ultracab sleeper.
Changelog V1.2 Update for 1.40 The 53-Foot Container by Sib3rius, YankeeTrucker, Bora, and several other contributors, updated to 1.40 Standalone Ownable Advanced coupling Cables support
CHANGELOG: – Fixed headlights – New physics – New sound & horn – Reworked engine configuration from scratch to improve realism – Replaced the old 4-speed automatic with a realistic 5-speed manual transmission – Reconfigured tachometer animation – New license plate – Minor edits and fixes
Changes Updated for version 1.40 ats Added the new accessories of the Update Standalone Available in Kenworth 3 cabins 12 chassis Support cables Support DLC Cabin Accessories and Flag Animation of Stalkov Different tuning and accessories
Since I’m quitting with modeling stuff here will be multiple reworked and updated old public trucks or leaked trucks which I reworked for my own use for 1.39 patch. Most of them are in some W.I.P state, so don’t expect there mods in perfect state. But they are playable and I hope will be updated…
Changelog 1.9: Added X15 sound by Kriechbaum Update for patch 1.40
This mod adds more differential ratios for original SCS transmissions in ATS. Differential ratio is a number that means how many times slower the axle rotates than the cardan shaft. The more differential ratio is – the slower your truck goes at the same RPM. I made bigger differential ratios for more realistic driving and…
