Description:
Map for ETS2 - SibirMap - alpha version 0.3.1.

ATTENTION: The card is started by a separate module! To do this, you will need to create a new profile and connect the mods before starting the game by selecting the sibir.mdb module.

DISCLAIMER: ATTENTION! On the map, project objects RusMap and Southern Region were used. All rights to the models belong to their authors.

ATTENTION! WITHOUT RUSMAP AND THE SOUTH OF CARD JUST IS NOT GOING ON! ATTENTION, THE CARD DOES NOT SUPPORT A NEW VERSION OF THE SOUTH (7.0.0 and ABOVE)

The card is compatible with the traffic-pack from Jazzycat. Do not forget to update the traffic-pack up to version 1.31 compatible!

ATTENTION! Paki on trailers can replace the original skins for companies on the map SibirMap!

The game version for the card is: 1.31.

Necessary map dlc: (GE, Scandinavia, Viva la France).
DLC Italia for the game is not needed!

Fashion for the seasons can be unstable!

INSTALLATION:
Installation procedure:
- Rusmap 1.7.5 or 1.8! (Map, Def, Model)
- SouthernRegion 6.5.2 (Only Model files) (with the mandatory replacement of the file SRmap__Model3_.scs, the download link is below in the text .If the departures - disable the file SRmap_Map & Def.scs)
- SibirMap (Map, Def, Model)

Changelog 0.3.1

- A new section of the P402 route from Tushnolobovo to the Ishim Anglomania was added, including the villages of Ravnets, Jubilee, Lozovoye, and the denouement to Kurgan (Ishim city itself is planned in the next versions).
- Changed interchanges near Kryntyki and clover on P254 (corrections, switching to Italian prefabs, adding lighting, etc.)
- Added new objects.
- New firms have been added, including agrofirm Avangard and agroholding Yubileyny (Tyumen region).
- Bug fixes of the previous version are corrected (the road-killer Lyuban-Maryanovka is corrected, the bumps at the route Loris-Melikovo-Tyukalinsk are recycled).
- Fixed interaction of the map with DLC_Schwarzmüller, added custom skins for trailers.

Credits:
The author of the map SibirMap: Valery 10AVOID
Author of SibirMap objects: Denis DENLOG