Ap0lLo
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The all-rounder pack designed to cover every type of transport Ap0lLo’s Scania Transport Pack I’ve spent four weekends assembling this pack and fine-tuning everything to my liking. Converted, functional features implemented, and many elements updated and modernized. The pack includes: - 6 Scania trucks: hook-lift (HKL), tanker, Krone curtain-sider, semi-truck (fifth wheel), timber transport, livestock transport - 7 semi-trailers: livestock transport, low-loader, container transport, Fliegl tipper, ProfiLiner, timber transport, and "The Beast" - 5 turntable trailers: livestock transport, tanker, Krone curtain-sider, timber transport, and the Hüffermann container transporter - 11 ITRunner containers: tipper, grain, grain with tarp, tanker, timber, bales, grain & general transport, manure spreader, forage/chaff, slurry, and the Kuhn feed mixer (note: the Kuhn has already been converted earlier) - Wood processing: Schäffer telehandler with selectable design and rotating beacon; compatible with front-loader attachments. - TFK200 stump grinder and a log grapple. Hüffermann Trailer: You can shift the container’s attachment point using the standard “X” (folding) key, allowing you to unhitch the trailer. Personally, I’ve assigned separate controls for hitching and unhitching, which makes the process much easier—no need to move the attachment point. Why did I choose this attachment method instead of the DynamicMountAttacher? Because this way, the container remains selectable, and the trailer can be filled at a silo. Also, I find the Dynamic Mount Attacher unreliable, as shown with the Fliegl ZPS180. Why include features from the base game or the modding community? Because of the adjusted tires and lights, as well as the side marker lights that flash with the turn signals. These are features I use myself, and I wanted everything to integrate seamlessly. I want others to enjoy it just as much as I do. Why did I create this pack? Because I’m not interested in farming downloads; I just want to bring some joy to others. This ITRunner pack is also a bit of a challenge to anyone who thinks they can just convert my Hüffermann mod. Regarding any textures I haven’t explicitly credited, the rule is simple: What goes around, comes around! By the way, the speedometer and radio are from my Scania; I took photos of them and integrated them into this model. Recommended mods: The low-loader pack by HR Forst & Fahrzeugbau, as well as his Ponsse Scorpion. With that said, I hope you have a lot of fun with the original ITR Pack!
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