Multidrop & Rest Anywhere Update

Multidrop na chwilę obecną działa w oparciu o ekonomię gry. To znaczy że będzie działał również z modami na ekonomię. Na chwilę obecną nie badałem możliwości wyjęcia Multidrop spod zakresu ekonomii gry.

Sorry about that. I haven’t been keeping up with all the reports lately. I’ll take care of it now — yours was the one about the mirror issue, right?

I’ve already added VR compatibility, but performance is the main reason I haven’t released it yet. In VR, using the plugin causes a pretty significant FPS drop, and pulling out any item — like the coffee cup or cigarette — can freeze the game for several seconds. The worst part is that I still haven’t been able to pin down exactly what’s causing it.

What Tasks Fall Under "Other Work" (Hammers)? You must switch your tachograph to the crossed hammers during any on-duty task for your employer, including: Vehicle Checks: Conducting daily walk-around checks, safety inspections, or fluid level checks before departure. Loading & Unloading: Loading, unloading, or directly supervising the loading/unloading process of cargo. Paperwork: Filling out delivery notes, consignment notes, timesheets, or job sheets. Vehicle Maintenance: Refuelling, cleaning, washing, or carrying out minor maintenance/repairs on the vehicle. Coupling: Coupling or uncoupling trailers. Hammers vs. Other Modes It is critical to select the correct symbol to avoid compliance breaches during roadside audits: Driving (Steering Wheel): Automated when wheels move. Other Work (Crossed Hammers): Manual; used when you are actively working but not driving. Period of Availability / POA (Square with a diagonal line): Manual; used when you are not working, but must remain available (e.g., waiting at a loading bay where you know the exact wait time in advance, or traveling as a co-driver while someone else drives). Note: If you don't know how long you'll be waiting, you should use the hammers instead.  Rest / Break (Bed symbol): Used for statutory breaks and daily/weekly rest. Why Getting it Right Matters Time recorded under the hammers counts toward your Working Time Directive limits (maximum average of 48 hours a week, unless opted out), even though it does not count against your driving time limits. Misusing the hammers (such as leaving them on during a proper break or rest period) will result in inaccurate compliance records and potential fines during enforcement checks. This is the ‘hammers’ features description, thanks to ai :)