Dalton and Elliot Hwy Extreme - Winter Edition v1.0 (1.28.x) for American Truck Simulator game.
The map is a Standalone Map on a 1:1 Scale and is NOT Compatible with any other map i.e C2C or Mexuscan so please do not ask.
I was going to make it an addon but with the rescale it would cause more headaches than its worth.
Experience has been increased to reflect the size of the map compared to the base game. Pay has not.
This map is not for the feint of heart it will take you 20 minutes to get to Fox from Fairbanks and 3 1/2 hours to get to Yukon River Camp. It takes about 2 hours or so just to get to the Dalton Highway from Fairbanks alone. There are hills and corners that will make your jaw drop or wake you up. This map has been mapped with google earth and elevations for every single node added to their correct heights for their respective locations via Google Maps Find Altitude.
For those of you who remember my 18 WOS Haulin version you are in for a real treat. there is no map shaking like the original back in 18WOS. Pavel told me the map was so big the game couldnt handle it lol.
There are two versions one Summer and one Winter.
As this is a W.I.P. and ongoing there maybe a few places that are not yet complete. I have blocked off the road where necessary so road construction can continue and you do not fall off the world. Eyesores will be taken care of at a later point as well as any holes I spot.
Map Includes
Alaska State Troopers and Fairbanks Police Cars, Custom Trailer skins for some companies. Carlile T680 and W900 Skins for the SCS player trucks and AI trucks
(Watch your speed on the Elliot and Dalton those Police and State Troopers can sneak up on you or just be around the next corner.)
Custom Signs as seen along the way.
Truckdealers are located in Fairbanks : Kenworth, Peterbilt and Volvo, Deadhorse: Peterbilt
Piva has kindly done a weather mod for this map. This is included in the download
I am aware of most errors (mainly cosmetic) that are on the map.
There is no need for any gas/petrol cheats. You can get to Coldfoot without the need to sleep or refuel. This map is in realtime.
North Eastern part of Fairbanks
Jobs from and or to Carlile, Pepsi, Lowes, Sourdough Fuel, Fred Meyer, Home Depot, Walmart, McDonalds and more. (Thank you to Nico at Pro Mods for permission to use this McDonalds prefab)
Farmers Loop
Sourdough Fuel
Fox (Steese Hwy)
Silvergulch Bottling
Fox (Elliot Hwy)
Hilltop Truckstop - n.b. This is the last fuel stop until either Livengood Airport or Yukon River Camp
Elliot Highway
Pump Station 7
Livengood
Nothing to see here, move along
Livengood Airport
Deliveries and pickups as well as fuel and a repair shop
Rest area nearby at Livengood Camp
Dalton Highway
Rest stop at mile 1 with custom sign just like in the picture and irl
Pump Station 6, Yukon River Camp, Hot Spot Cafe, Five mile Airport, Seven Mile Station, Rollercoaster, Beaverslide, Arctic Circle, Prospect Creek, Coldfoot
Wiseman, Chandalar Station, Atigun Pass, Pump Station 4, Bettles, Galbraith Lake, Toolik Field Station, Pump Station 3, Ice Cut, Happy Valley Airstrip, Sag River Station, Pump Station 2, Deadhorse.
Tested on game version 1.28.x
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COMMENTS
Well looks good i saw a stop sign with a traffic light in the video and i notice only your truck was making snow from wheels not ai
tank you for this add on ill give it a go for shure just to test these hills and corner
i am a retired truck driver and was travelling james bay to hydro quebec and mines
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I have to admit my ignorance here. I extracted the six scs files, created a new profile, added the six mod files and no others. The loading screen shows the Dalton picture, but, when the game starts, I'm in a garage in one of the three stock States. I have no idea how to get it to start in Alaska. If it has anything to do with the "Module" choice when you make a new profile, that has never worked. It always shows California and is grayed out so can not be changed. Any help would be appreciated.
Never mind. Got it figured out and it works great.
I kind of thought this mod would be tedious and boring. It's not. There is something mesmerizing about it. The 1:1 ratio is a whole new ball game. You are not going to drive a couple hundred miles in one sitting. Right now I'm on a 395 mile run and figure it will take at least 10 real time hours. I'll just spread it over several days. It's going to be interesting to see if any updates will be done.
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