Full Changelog: v1.19.0...v1.19.1
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The Stable channel has been updated to 148.0.7778.167/168 for Windows/MacΒ andΒ 148.0.7778.167Β for Linux, which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in theΒ Log
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For our Road Trip project in American Truck Simulator, we continue to expand a growing collection of legendary vehicles that feel perfectly at home cruising endless highways and scenic byways across America. Today, weβre excited to share a work-in-progress look at the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody, one of the most iconic American muscle cars of modern times.
Few vehicles represent contemporary American muscle quite like the Challenger. The Hellcat Widebody stands as a bold statement from an era when muscle cars reached new heights of power, presence, and character, while still paying homage to the unmistakable design language that defined generations before it. It is already regarded as a modern legend, a car that proudly carries the spirit of American performance into the present day.
The Dodge Challenger has always been about more than numbers on paper. Itβs about attitude, confidence, and the feeling of pointing a long hood toward the horizon. The Hellcat amplifies all of that with its aggressive stance, widened bodywork, and unmistakable road presence.
In Road Trip, this vehicle is about experiencing the vastness of North America from behind the wheel of an automotive icon, cruising historic highways, rolling through small towns, and stopping to admire the diverse landscapes and landmarks that define each state. This is the kind of car meant for memorable journeys, where the drive itself is just as important as the destination.
With every new Road Trip vehicle, our team continues to raise the bar for visual fidelity, and the Dodge Challenger Hellcat Widebody is no exception. From the muscular exterior proportions to carefully crafted interior details, our vehicle artists are paying close attention to materials, lighting, and overall authenticity to ensure the car feels believable and immersive within the world of American Truck Simulator.
Whether parked at a scenic overlook or cruising under changing skies, we want this Challenger to look and feel right in every situation, making each Road Trip experience more atmospheric and visually rewarding.
Weβre looking forward to sharing more updates as the Road Trip project evolves. Please remember that this car is still a work in progress, and further refinements are planned as development continues. With legendary vehicles like the Dodge Challenger Hellcat Widebody, we aim to clearly set expectations: Road Trip is about exploration, atmosphere, and celebrating American automotive culture on the open road, one unforgettable journey at a time.
Ready to hit the road in style? Be sure to add theΒ RAM & Dodge Car Pack for American Truck SimulatorΒ to your Steam Wishlist today! To stay up to date with the latest development news for Road Trip, donβt forget to follow our blog, subscribe to ourΒ newsletter, and follow us onΒ X/Twitter,Β Facebook,Β BlueSky, andΒ Instagram.
You can install pre-built binaries from https://repo.dovecot.org/
Docker images can be found at https://hub.docker.com/r/dovecot/dovecot
Please review https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.4/installation/upgrade/2.3-to-2.4.html and https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.4/installation/installation.html.
There are experimental features in 2.4, one is enabled with --enable-experimental-mail-utf8, and another with --enable-experimental-imap4rev2, and you also need to set mail_utf8_extensions=yes and imap4rev2_enabled=yes to enable them in config.
Windows Installer
Windows No Installer (zip)
macOS - Universal
Linux - deb, AppImage or rpm
Windows intel x32 releases are marked -ia32-
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First-launch web setup wizard. New installs no longer need to hand-edit .env.local - point a browser at the container and the wizard probes the JMAP server(s), configures OAuth/OIDC, generates the session secret, accepts branding uploads, and provisions the initial admin password. Admin storage is now split into ADMIN_CONFIG_DIR (operator-authored, mountable read-only after setup) and ADMIN_STATE_DIR (runtime audit log and login timestamps); the legacy ADMIN_DATA_DIR keeps working for existing installs.
Log inADMIN_CONFIG_READONLY for immutable deployments (#226)ADMIN_PASSWORD (#222)
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If you are upgrading from v0.16.x, replace the binary (or run docker pull). If you are upgrading from v0.15.x and below, please read the upgrading documentation for more information on how to upgrade from previous versions.
is_ip_in_cidr expression function for CIDR matching.mail-auth to 0.9 (which bumps hickory-resolver to 0.26).hickory.null values fails.Failed instead of Error when the query returns no results.EAFNOSUPPORT error..well-known endpoints.RCPT before rewriting.dns-update crate):
MX and SRV records.subname for apex records instead of @, which the API rejects.TXT record content in double quotes (RFC 1035) to suppress dashboard warnings.calcard crate):
STATUS:CANCELLED mapping from VTODO to JSCalendar.PT0S.
Today, weβre taking a closer look behind the scenes of Building Canada, focusing on the creation of British Columbia and what it takes to bring it into American Truck Simulator. We spoke with Patrix, our Map Technical Lead for ATS, who shared his perspective on how this ambitious new region is being brought to life and how the new road networks are being made.
"Hi, my name is Patrik (also known as Patrix). Over the past 15 exciting years at SCS Software, a mix of good fortune and personal dedication has taken me on quite a journey, from starting as a junior map designer on Euro Truck Simulator 2 just months before its release, to my current role as a Technical Lead working on American Truck Simulator."
"It's a pleasure and a big responsibility to be trusted by the company in terms of technical knowledge and pipeline correctness. In my early years, I recall breaking a lot of technical rules to achieve any sort of visual that was (or could be) considered nice. Doing that, I was many times inevitably instructed by experienced senior colleagues about how the game engine works and why I should be careful about overloading hardware with random details or items in map scenes."
"As years flew by, I became more responsible and stood rather rational about the complexity of the map and shaped a pretty exact vision of where the limits are and how the map should be done, so that it works smoothly on any computer and is also accessible to maintenance, which is critical for projects that live on for more than 10 years, just like ATS recently proved to be able to."
"Right now, my responsibility is to set and maintain a certain technical consistency in terms of how our map is being done across the entire ATS, which means syncing the attitude towards map creation across several projects and across different map teams."
"When our CEO, Pavel Ε ebor, approached us initially with the idea of going north to British Columbia, we immediately knew it would be a challenge. With its significance for the future of ATS, British Columbia reminds me of the times when we worked on Texas. Both were to be bigger than regular DLCs and should also carry a lot of specific new content. Logically, as we are going to another country in ATS for the very first time, we had to prepare a new set of road signage, both vertical and horizontal. Vertical signage are road-side signs, and those in Canada are very similar to the ones in the United States."
"Small things like font differences, dimensions, or rules for placement are exactly those little details we are looking for and following, so that our community of experienced drivers will immediately recognize that they are in Canada, even from unspecified random screenshots."
"Just like we did for the US, we read lots of Canadian documentation to get things right. One of the more complicated decisions was to pick the correct width of road lines. If documentation gives you a variety, what would you pick? The middle, one of the edge cases, or the most common? Also, how would we know from Prague what the most common roadline width is in Canada? When we found answers to these initial questions, even bigger issues appeared with implementation. For our Prism3D engine, different roadlines mean lots of new data that we had to create. Our in-game roads are made from templates of roads and more complex baked segments that we call prefabs. So if we wanted a slightly different yellow and a little wider/narrower lines, it meant making hundreds of road templates and prefabs to be able to bring this detail into British Columbia."
"Another part of my role as technical leader is to check all city layouts and compare their ambitions to the rest of the map, so that we stay consistent in the way we shape the game world."
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This release has been made by @Alkarex, @Inverle, @Kiblyn11, @math-GH, @rupakbajgain, @xtmd and newcomers @polybjorn, @olivluca, @tomasodehnal, @PeterVavercak, @mrtnrdl, @ale-rt, @cweiske, @rid3r45, @gabbihive, @drosell271, @Kachelkaiser, @zanivann, @nanos, @bowencool, @pe1uca, @matheusroberson, @DenuxPlays, @rlrs, @chanse-syres, @IEEE-754, @umaidshahid, @michi-onl
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