There are two choice's in which to choose from in the Key Board configuration area. Primary and secondary. Clicking on reset, which makes them all default. Which of the two choice's do I utilize when using a controller, when I want to reconfigure a button. I use an xbox one controller, and simple transmission. I'd like to reconfigure a couple of button's. But apparently it makes a difference as to which of the two to do so. Which may or may not include makeing the one if there is one directly over in the other colume to be N/A. Great game, if I can ever figure out the dam reconfigurations. I'd be able to spend some of the many hour's I've attempted in actual play instead of the menu.
Yeah its confusing how they do it basically its just a way to have two buttons do the same thing so you can use your keyboard and controller at the same time id recommend using the secondary column for all your controls on your controller doesnt really make sense that they’d put it in the keyboard section when you’re usually using it to set up your controller or wheel
I recently downloaded the game and I had no problems. Until recently there is a problem with the theme music playing, even when I am not in the home screen it plays. I will be driving randomly and it starts playing out of nowhere. I have tried muting the master volume and it still continues to play. I don't know what else I can do. Do you have any advice on how I can turn it off or get rid of it?
If you are hearing the music start while driving, you are going into the "Customer is expecting delivery soon" mode. When the run gets really close to the delivery time, it plays the menu music as a reminder that you are cutting close and need to hurry up or you may get a "late" penalty. To quiet that, move the "UI music" slider full left. (Or close to left if you want it to be low volume) "Keep the bugs off your glass, and the bears off your... Tail." Sailor Saturn out.
i have the same wheel/pedals/shifter as you do,mine has a button for parking brake and a hi/low range button on my shifter,mine is working but i keep having issues with stalling,regardless of gear,trailer empty/full or not 1 at all,it keeps stalling just trying to move forward or backwards,i saw your settings,but where should i set my clutch end zone and the clutch range,and im having issues with steering,i saw your 2 settings all the way to the right,so does that work where you can control the truck regardless of speed where its not all over the road,otherwise fun game/cool devices its mainly lag issues when i wanna go live,cant get it set to where its gonna play and not lag too much
As far as clutch range, you want to have max range. Dead zone should be all the way down. Some of the base engine sets are very hard and stall a lot. Zeemods engines are much more forgiving. Steering is something you have to play around with to get it the way you like. Hope this helps
So does that mean the clutch range slider be all the way to the left or right,the dead zone I have it all the way to the left,but I've seen and heard on other channels,on steam, and SCS that to make the clutch feel more realistic and because of no clutch brake in the game, that if the clutch dead zone is move more to the right,it helps it feel there is a clutch brake and might help the truck move like it has it, and on scs someone on there created a mod that's private but the link is on there that adds the clutch brake, and does something to the game and the config that it makes players that use manual transmission to double clutch to shift it,or float it if they know how to do it, and that engine thing you said I've seen where if you use the default engine it stalls more and the modded ones don't as much and if you use modded transmissions
I’ll have to re check my settings, I believe my clutch deadzone is in the middle so when I push the clutch in it registers about halfway if that makes sense?
You can select your parking difficulty in settings and tune auto parking dialogue on or off so when you arrive at destination you don't have to select your trailers parking spot,
