Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers

• _{20. Januar, 06:37 Uhr}
  Version 1.8.1

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers (with extra cargo) v1.8.1 [1.43]

  – A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I’m still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  – Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  – Paint jobs survive.
  – Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  – Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  – (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  – (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  – Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  – Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  – When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner (‘OVERSIZE LOAD’ or ‘LONG LOAD’ – your choice).
  – Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.

  – Lowboy trailers have more descriptive names, and Trailer Manager is tweaked a bit to show those names.

  – Stacked trailers accept all SCS base-game cargo, as well as Forest Machinery, Heavy, Volvo Const Eqp, and a few Oversize Cargoes IF you own the DLCs.

  – Custom cargoes exist for ownable, freight-market, and traffic lowboys, and many SCS cargoes are branded (e.g., CAT, Doosan, Hitachi).
  – Several custom cargoes exist among parked vehicles.

  20 DEC 21 UPDATE:
  – Freight-Market oversize lowboy trailers (including Special Transport) now have low banners AND beacons.
  – AI (traffic) oversize lowboy trailers now have low banners. (I’m trying to get beacons on them, too,)
  – (I’m still working to get more customizatrions to work.)
  – (I’m still working to get flags onto oversize cargo.)

  22 DEC UPDATE:

  added low banners and strobes to oversize Lowboy market trailers.
  added low banners to oversize Lowboy traffic(AI) trailers.

• _{17. Dezember, 08:29 Uhr}
  Version 1.8

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers (with extra cargo) v1.8 [1.43]

  Update v1.8:

  - repaired lift_axle

  - Purchase stacked trailers from among the SCS Lowboys
  - Purchase ONE specific trailer configuration (either ground-Coupled [SCS] or Stacked [EYT]). After 'using' it from Trailer Manager, Adjust Trailer (F7) to switch between Coupled and Stacked configurations. When you own one configuration, you automatically own its companions.

  - A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I'm still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  - Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  - Paint jobs survive.
  - Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  - Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  - (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  - (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  - Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  - Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  - When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner ('OVERSIZE LOAD' or 'LONG LOAD' - your choice).
  - Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.

  - Lowboy trailers have more descriptive names, and Trailer Manager is tweaked a bit to show those names.

  - Stacked trailers accept all SCS base-game cargo, as well as Forest Machinery, Heavy, Volvo Const Eqp, and a few Oversize Cargoes IF you own the DLCs.

  - Custom cargoes exist for ownable, freight-market, and traffic lowboys, and many SCS cargoes are branded (e.g., CAT, Doosan, Hitachi).
  - Several custom cargoes exist among parked vehicles.

  - Be aware cargo selection does not persist through F7 of trailer, so remember what cargo you've chosen if that's important to you.

  - Best times to adjust are . . .
  1) Before dismissing, adjust to Stacked for damage-free spawning when you use it again.
  2) Before triggering the job-choice icon at the cargo's origin, adjust to Coupled. (After you trigger that icon, you can no longer adjust a trailer's configuration. Cargo will load, but it will sure look funny!)

  Now the bad news:
  - The 3D modeler I use (ZModeler) isn't compatible with SCS' new lighting system, so all the flashy reflective tape on SCS' trailers doesn't exist on the stacked configurations. (NOTE: since I originally wrote this mod, I learned how to accommodate SCS' new lighting system in ZModeler; however I'm loathe to redo all the models anytime soon if ever.)

  known issues:
  - missing tiedowns

  Enjoy!!

• _{25. November, 03:02 Uhr}
  Version 1.7

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers (with extra cargo) v1.7 [1.43]

  Changelogs v1.7:

  - suitable_for flags, beacons, banners
  - updated to 1.43

  - Remember before disabling any mod, sell off all assets purchased while that mod was enabled. If you don't, your profile will try to find things in vain, and it may become corrupt.

  The GOOD NEWS is these stacked trailers integrate seamlessly with SCS' Ownable Lowboys.

  - Purchase stacked trailers from among the SCS Lowboys
  - Purchase ONE specific trailer configuration (either ground-Coupled [SCS] or Stacked [EYT]). After 'using' it from Trailer Manager, Adjust Trailer (F7) to switch between Coupled and Stacked configurations. When you own one configuration, you automatically own its companions.

  - A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I'm still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  - Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  - Paint jobs survive.
  - Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  - Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  - (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  - (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  - Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  - Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  - When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner ('OVERSIZE LOAD' or 'LONG LOAD' - your choice).
  - Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.

  - Lowboy trailers have more descriptive names, and Trailer Manager is tweaked a bit to show those names.

  - Stacked trailers accept all SCS base-game cargo, as well as Forest Machinery, Heavy, Volvo Const Eqp, and a few Oversize Cargoes IF you own the DLCs.

  - Custom cargoes exist for ownable, freight-market, and traffic lowboys, and many SCS cargoes are branded (e.g., CAT, Doosan, Hitachi).
  - Several custom cargoes exist among parked vehicles.

  - Be aware cargo selection does not persist through F7 of trailer, so remember what cargo you've chosen if that's important to you.

  - Best times to adjust are . . .
  1) Before dismissing, adjust to Stacked for damage-free spawning when you use it again.
  2) Before triggering the job-choice icon at the cargo's origin, adjust to Coupled. (After you trigger that icon, you can no longer adjust a trailer's configuration. Cargo will load, but it will sure look funny!)

  Now the bad news:
  - The 3D modeler I use (ZModeler) isn't compatible with SCS' new lighting system, so all the flashy reflective tape on SCS' trailers doesn't exist on the stacked configurations. (NOTE: since I originally wrote this mod, I learned how to accommodate SCS' new lighting system in ZModeler; however I'm loathe to redo all the models anytime soon if ever.)

  known issues:
  - missing tiedowns

  Enjoy!!

• _{06. November, 00:23 Uhr}
  Version 1.6

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers (with extra cargo) v1.6 [1.42]

  – Remember before disabling any mod, sell off all assets purchased while that mod was enabled. If you don’t, your profile will try to find things in vain, and it may become corrupt.
  The GOOD NEWS is these stacked trailers integrate seamlessly with SCS’ Ownable Lowboys.
  – Purchase stacked trailers from among the SCS Lowboys
  – Purchase ONE specific trailer configuration (either ground-Coupled [SCS] or Stacked [EYT]). After ‘using’ it from Trailer Manager, Adjust Trailer (F7) to switch between Coupled and Stacked configurations. When you own one configuration, you automatically own its companions.
  – A few customizations now survive through F7 ccle (I’m still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  – Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  – Paint jobs survive.
  – Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  – Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  – (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  – (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  – Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  – Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  – When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner (‘OVERSIZE LOAD’ or ‘LONG LOAD’ – your choice).
  – Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.
  – Lowboy trailers have more descriptive names, and Trailer Manager is tweaked a bit to show those names.
  – Stacked trailers accept all SCS base-game cargo, as well as Forest Machinery, Heavy, Volvo Const Eqp, and a few Oversize Cargoes IF you own the DLCs.
  – Custom cargoes exist for ownable, freight-market, and traffic lowboys, and many SCS cargoes are branded (e.g., CAT, Doosan, Hitachi).
  – Several custom cargoes exist among parked vehicles.
  – Be aware cargo selection does not persist through F7 of trailer, so remember what cargo you’ve chosen if that’s important to you.
  – Best times to adjust are . . .
  1) Before dismissing, adjust to Stacked for damage-free spawning when you use it again.
  2) Before triggering the job-choice icon at the cargo’s origin, adjust to Coupled. (After you trigger that icon, you can no longer adjust a trailer’s configuration. Cargo will load, but it will sure look funny!)

  Now the bad news:
  – The 3D modeler I use (ZModeler) isn’t compatible with SCS’ new lighting system, so all the flashy reflective tape on SCS’ trailers doesn’t exist on the stacked configurations. (NOTE: since I originally wrote this mod, I learned how to accommodate SCS’ new lighting system in ZModeler; however I’m loathe to redo all the models anytime soon if ever.)

  known issues:
  – missing tiedowns

• _{03. Oktober, 01:34 Uhr}
  Version 1.3.1

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers v1.3.1 [1.42]

  Mod adapted for v1.42

  – Purchase stacked trailers from among the SCS Lowboys
  – Purchase ONE specific trailer configuration (either ground-Coupled [SCS] or Stacked [EYT]). After ‘using’ it from Trailer Manager, Adjust Trailer (F7) to switch between Coupled and Stacked configurations. When you own one configuration, you automatically own its companions.
  – A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I’m still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  – Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  – Paint jobs survive.
  – Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  – Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  – (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  – (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  – Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  – Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  – When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner (‘OVERSIZE LOAD’ or ‘LONG LOAD’ – your choice).
  – Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.
  – Lowboy trailers have more descriptive names, and Trailer Manager is tweaked a bit to show those names.
  – Stacked trailers accept all SCS base-game cargo, as well as Forest Machinery, Heavy, Volvo Const Eqp, and a few Oversize Cargoes IF you own the DLCs.
  – Custom cargoes exist for ownable, freight-market, and traffic lowboys, and many SCS cargoes are branded (e.g., CAT, Doosan, Hitachi).
  – Several custom cargoes exist among parked vehicles.

• _{24. September, 00:28 Uhr}
  Version 1.3

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers v1.3 [1.41.x]

  - Remember before disabling any mod, sell off all assets purchased while that mod was enabled. If you don't, your profile will try to find things in vain, and it may become corrupt.

  The GOOD NEWS is these stacked trailers integrate seamlessly with SCS' Ownable Lowboys.

  - Purchase stacked trailers from among the SCS Lowboys
  - Purchase ONE specific trailer configuration (either ground-Coupled [SCS] or Stacked [EYT]). After 'using' it from Trailer Manager, Adjust Trailer (F7) to switch between Coupled and Stacked configurations. When you own one configuration, you automatically own its companions.

  - A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I'm still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  - Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  - Paint jobs survive.
  - Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  - Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  - (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  - (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  - Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  - Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  - When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner ('OVERSIZE LOAD' or 'LONG LOAD' - your choice).
  - Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.

  - Lowboy trailers have more descriptive names, and Trailer Manager is tweaked a bit to show those names.

  - Stacked trailers accept all SCS base-game cargo, as well as Forest Machinery, Heavy, and a few Oversize Cargoes IF you own the DLCs.

  - Custom cargoes exist for ownable, freight-market, and traffic lowboys, and many SCS cargoes are branded (e.g., CAT, Doosan, Hitachi).
  - Several custom cargoes exist among parked vehicles.

  - Be aware cargo selection does not persist through F7 of trailer, so remember what cargo you've chosen if that's important to you.

  - Best times to adjust are . . .
  1) Before dismissing, adjust to Stacked for damage-free spawning when you use it again.
  2) Before triggering the job-choice icon at the cargo's origin, adjust to Coupled. (After you trigger that icon, you can no longer adjust a trailer's configuration. Cargo will load, but it will sure look funny!)

  Now the bad news:
  - The 3D modeler I use (ZModeler) isn't compatible with SCS' new lighting system, so all the flashy reflective tape on SCS' trailers doesn't exist on the stacked configurations.

  known issues:
  - missing tiedowns

  Enjoy!!

• _{10. September, 03:00 Uhr}
  Version 1.2

  Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers v1.2 [1.41.x]

  Remember before disabling any mod, sell off all assets purchased while that mod was enabled. If you don’t, your profile will try to find things in vain, and it may become corrupt.

  09.09.2021 – update for Wyoming

  – A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I’m still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  – Wheel/tire customizations still will NOT survive.
  – Paint jobs survive.
  – Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  – Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  – (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  – (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  – Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  – Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (e.g., trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  – When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and a banner (‘OVERSIZE LOAD’ or ‘LONG LOAD’ – your choice).
  – Cargoes that are long or oversized are labeled ( .. [LONG], .. [OS] ) to guide your trailer-configuration choice.

• _{10. März, 01:08 Uhr}
  Version 1.1 für 1.40

  STACKED SCS LOWBOY TRAILERS 1.40

  for 1.40 - Stacked SCS Lowboy Trailers

  - A few customizations now survive through F7 cycle (I'm still working to make more survive). (Some customizations of the base game are disabled because they never survive F7 cycle.)
  Wheel/tire customizations still will not survive.
  Paint jobs survive.
  Bodies survive (Wood-Rail, Full Wood, Wood w/Alum)
  Some fenders and mudflaps survive (front & rear):
  (Front will not survive on configurations with JEEPS.)
  (Rear will not survive on configurations with SPREADERS.)
  Front bodies survive on configurations withOUT JEEPS.
  Bumpers with working reverse lights are available on configurations where they make sense. (Note: trailers that use spreaders do not have reversing lights.)
  When you F7 from stacked to coupled, the coupled trailers automatically spawn with flags, strobes and an 'OVERSIZE LOAD' banner.

  Some heavy custom cargoes are in traffic (Airport Pushback, Concrete Traffic Barriers, twin Steel Coils); they will be on trailers with Eddie Yantz Transport's Vanilla paint job.
  Some lighter custom cargoes are also in traffic as well as parked.

• _{16. Januar, 10:18 Uhr}
  Version 1.0

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