I thank you for the time and the information you provide, you have no idea how it has helped me and after two years of CDL driver still learning. thank you
Would buyers of this software be able to create their own maps? I could see a lot of potential in a customer being able to recreate their own yard, not simply for training or practicing of new drivers, but also as a tool that newer managers can have explained to them the implications of a light-pole or fire hydrants in particular locations in the yard and the difficulties that can bring to parking 53' or 28' on certain docks for their building. Or why an optimal setup should occur in a certain order for a yard controller.
If only future customers would take this video into account before plotting their yards. Especially the ones that require you to slide your tandems upon arrival. But at the end of the day it's not their problem, we're the ones who get paid to put the trailers in the holes not them 🤷
Help me understand this. As tractor is moving forward, it appears that your stated "turning to the right" is you showing your arms turning the wheel to the left. What's up?
Are you planning to add b-doubles to your game? I can't buy it yet. I'm two years jobless and govt is taking 1.5+ years to process my disability appeal.
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Cool idea. Try multiple paint colors when you go over the same area multiple times so you could paint dynamic environments.
I thank you for the time and the information you provide, you have no idea how it has helped me and after two years of CDL driver still learning. thank you
This video is awesome. You’re a genius for even thinking to do this “painting” thing. Brilliant!
thats my personal favorite 45 setup there. great job
Would buyers of this software be able to create their own maps? I could see a lot of potential in a customer being able to recreate their own yard, not simply for training or practicing of new drivers, but also as a tool that newer managers can have explained to them the implications of a light-pole or fire hydrants in particular locations in the yard and the difficulties that can bring to parking 53' or 28' on certain docks for their building.
Or why an optimal setup should occur in a certain order for a yard controller.
You are a trucking God. Thank you for making such useful content. Cant wait for the the new game.
Thank you brother!
Thank you Teacher 😊 🚛💨
Can you do a video parking btrains please? Even straight back.
very coo visual...thx
Thank, thats sort of helpful.
The paint idea could be an interesting performance metric.
If only future customers would take this video into account before plotting their yards. Especially the ones that require you to slide your tandems upon arrival. But at the end of the day it's not their problem, we're the ones who get paid to put the trailers in the holes not them 🤷
I actually had customers pay me to design their yard.
Great job
Thank you
Fabulous! Love this! What kind of steering wheel controller are you using?
I tried going to your site but it had issues :(. Love watching your videos and I don't even truck, just do ATS.
Help me understand this. As tractor is moving forward, it appears that your stated "turning to the right" is you showing your arms turning the wheel to the left. What's up?
Whats the software’s name ?
Business inquiry: Hi, where can I contact you to send more information?
mytruckingskills@gmail.com
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Did you actually make this game? Like the coding and build and everything?
Not the coding, hired someone to do that. I just created the levels.
@@MyTruckingSkills I was wondering, would be a very strange skill set lol
Are you planning to add b-doubles to your game? I can't buy it yet. I'm two years jobless and govt is taking 1.5+ years to process my disability appeal.
Have you ever tried backing b-doubles in either ATS/ETS2 with _uset g_simple_parking_doubles "1" to "0"_ ?
I have, I even have a video on it, made a fool of myself.