I present to you the NoElite Farming Scania R Series Pack
V1.0.0.4
Added the New Gen Scania R730 to the mix thanks to overnight parts from DennisC and Kakaras
Custom interior parts – working on Mahlers Control Panel with IC for the upcoming plow (yes i know. its not done still :)
Added work lights and remapped lights to be a bit more sensible. Front worklights now turn on front lights.. and rear lights do the same at the back :)
Tuned the gearbox a little, and added new sounds to the R730
Added more logo options. More to come still.
As usual, they needs some moar cleanup and the R730 still needs some more mapping of IC parts, and other interior and exterior. But fully functional as is :) Updates soon!
Removed Semi horse on the R730, it’s going to stay a swap body only with different options down the line :) Maybe a Zetterbergs with sidedoors and a crane?
This is a edit of Equipe Farm Centro Sul’s and DennisC/Karakas Gaming’s Scania R series trucks.
Recommended extra mods: “Zetterberg 3 Axle Tipper Pack”
Features:
– Configurable Front Attachers | Mahlers and 3 Point Attacher ( Mahlers is still a work in progress. This is meant for a custom plow i am working on, so more for looks atm. But works with skidsteer stuff)
– Configurable Warning Lights on top. Beacons or a LED bar.
– Configurable Strands addon lights in front.
– Zetterbergs Frame Tipper Now Included (Works ofc still with the Old Generation Scania Pack tippers)
– Custom and working wheels at last! Also paintable :)
– Three predefined logo’s that can be configured on both the truck and Zetterbergs ( Mesta, Velde and Lindland Maskin)
– Frame can be chosen to be modular to hold the Zetterbergs Attachable Tipper, or Salt Sprayer (Currently the one for MAN TGS Tank Pack by west modding) or with a semiTrailer shoe.
– Comes with Automatic and manual transmissions
This is still a work in progress, and it will be updated along the way – and ported to FS25 if possible – If you encounter bugs, that you most likely will, let me know in the comments :) Enjoy!
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