Last week, we showed you the new Atlas gameplay feature coming to American Truck Simulator with the release of Road Trip. And today, we are excited to also showcase a video trailer focused on Atlas!
This upcoming feature is designed around exploration and encourages players to discover, visit, and learn about selected locations across the world of American Truck Simulator via Tourist Boards. These will then uncover Points of Interest, Viewpoints, and Photo Trophies, which highlight significant spots in the region that you'll need to discover to earn a special postcard reward. You can find out more about Atlas in the dedicated blog.
Now, to get you in the mood for the upcoming Road Trip DLCs, we have put together a video trailer where you can see in more detail how Atlas will work in American Truck Simulator. Let's watch it below!
Keep in mind that Atlas will only be unlocked for players owning any Road Trip DLC (Ford Car Pack or RAM & Dodge Car Pack), so make sure to add them to your Steam wishlist. However, this feature is not limited to cars, and you will also be able to enjoy it when driving a truck.
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Full Changelog: v1.7.0.8...v1.8.0.4
New uNmINeD development snapshot is available for download!
Changes:
Log in--textures=true) experimental feature is no longer availableuNmINeD now can read and use 3D block models from Java Edition client JARs and datapacks, and render them in 2.5D top-down and isometric views.
Bedrock Edition does not have 3D block models available for external tools, so uNmINeD uses Java block models to render Bedrock blocks. You will need a Java client JAR file to make this work. You can download it even if you do not have Java Edition, the original Mojang download links are available on GitHub, scroll right to see the client JARs.
Assigning Java block models to Bedrock blocks is controlled by config/bedrockmapping.json. The content of this file is largely based on information extracted from the Chunker project.
Bedrock fences, stairs, glass panes and other connecting blocks may render incorrectly if you have a version older than 1.26.40, because the required information is not present in the world save files.
This is a preview of a new feature under development.
uNmINeD now can render 3D block models to draw blocks instead of using single colors.
Use the --blockrender=true command line parameter to enable block model rendering in the CLI.
This is a preview of a new feature under development.
uNmINeD now can render an “isometric” (axonometric) 3D map.
Block model rendering is a new feature under development. There are a lot of bugs, glitches and unfinished stuff. The code is not yet optimized for speed, upcoming releases will be faster.
Some of the most visible known problems:
