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dev branch update in Freight-Fate.

dev branch update in Freight-Fate.

Prerelease published for Freight-Fate.

Prerelease published for Freight-Fate.

Prerelease published for Freight-Fate.

Mose Wilson from Louisiana Two-Step

Ratboys from Singin’ to an Empty Chair

Ratboys from Singin’ to an Empty Chair

Ratboys from Singin’ to an Empty Chair

Norman Greenbaum from Spirit In The Sky (Deluxe Edition)

A new Freight Fate preview snapshot is out. Changes: • Hours-of-service rules are more realistic. Realistic mode now tracks the 11-hour driving limit, 14-hour duty window, 30-minute break requirement, 60/70-hour weekly limits, roadside inspections, and legal sleeper-berth split rest. Rest menus now make the choice explicit: short breaks, poor emergency sleep, full sleeper sleep, or sleeper split planning where the stop supports it. Fixed • First-rig menu music refreshed. The first-owned-truck menu bed now uses a cleaner, longer copy and plays for its full length before the menu rotation advances. • Driving realism polish. Metric speed warnings, speeding strikes, trooper stops, cruise messages, and the speed-limit key now use the selected units consistently. Missed destination exits reroute you via a safe turnaround instead of telling you to reverse down the highway, and recovery no longer loops gate-speed tickets. Dispatch warns when your current hours are too short for a load, including when every listed job is risky. Bobtail repositioning now counts as off-duty personal conveyance, dispatch board facility names are less repetitive, impossible short delivery summaries are floored to a practical road time, and automatic shift audio no longer flares at full throttle during gear changes. • Adaptive cruise no longer gets you fined while braking for a lower limit. When the posted limit drops sharply, cruise now gets a clean chance to slow the truck instead of letting the speeding timer fire while it is already braking down. • Route status explains road grade clearly. Pressing R now reports the current grade as a percent and uphill, downhill, or level instead of saying the vague phrase "Grade level." https://orinks.net/freight-fate/downloads

@bscross32 So much this. It gives the best recommendations of which version to keep.

@NicksWorld Happy birthday :)

GitHub discussions have been enabled for the Freight Fate GH repo. Let's discuss feature suggestions and bugfixes there before people make random PRs. I haven't been getting PR alerts like I should be and it's making people think that I'm not accepting them when I am. Also I'm working in Git worktrees now so there shouldn't be a mass of merge conflicts to deal with, but you should still be able to PR regardless.

@FreakyFwoof @mew Prism runs fine in Win 10/11 here. Looks like its running well on macOS and Linux too judging from the Freight Fate testers on those platforms.

@bscross32 That's strange. Fetching doesn't sync it?

@bscross32 Hmm, that should work. I'll look into this, Day Garwood and one other person submitted a PR.

@bscross32 Try bassing the PR on dev. In my contribution notes that's what i have so if you tried to do with Codex it probably didn't because of that? But it should've just targed the PR at the dev branch. Odd.

@bscross32 No, I'm not getting emails about them being opened so didn't even know you opened one, sorry. What did you submit?

Night all. I leave you with my favorite of the two new music tracks in V1.7 of Freight Fate.