import keyboard import time from telemetry_sdk import Telemetry telemetry = Telemetry() last_error = 0
# Add to def/vehicle/truck/your_truck/dashboard.sii ui::text : autopilot_indicator text: "<img src=/ui/autopilot_icon.dds>" coords_l: 800, 400 coords_r: 840, 440 visible: false
# ACC Settings acc_min_speed: 30.0 # km/h acc_max_speed: 110.0 acc_follow_distance: 35.0 # meters (time gap ~1.5s at 80km/h) acc_p_gain: 0.8 # proportional gain for throttle control acc_d_gain: 0.2 # Emergency braking emergency_brake_distance: 8.0 # meters emergency_deceleration: 6.0 # m/s² autopilot ets2 mod
guidance = laneOffset > 0 ? ">> " : " <<";
ui::text : lane_guidance text: "" coords_l: 200, 0 coords_r: 824, 100 font: "font/license_plate.font" color: 0xFFFFFFFF text_h_align: center You cannot write a script that directly turns
This guide assumes you have basic knowledge of file structures, SCS Software's game mechanics, and some scripting logic (even though ETS2 uses a proprietary scripting system via SiSL's Mega Pack or Telemetry SDK for advanced features). Critical Reality Check: SCS Software does not expose a native "steering control" API to mods. You cannot write a script that directly turns the steering wheel.
ui::text : status_text text: "ACC OFF" coords_l: 400, 120 coords_r: 624, 160 font: "font/license_plate.font" color: 0x00FF00FF 120 coords_r: 624
// Update UI text telemetry.UI.SetText("lane_guidance", guidance); Step 6.1: Define Keyboard Shortcuts (def/control_config.sii) SiiNunit