SCS Software message board Skip to content. Quick links. It seems the code is only looking at RPM to decide when to shift. This is wrong and really should be fixed. The transmission would also shift based on engine load. So basically if I drive up an incline and it downshift, then it should up shift again when reaching flat road.
Currently I can drive at rpm and the transmission refuses to shift, even if I drive on flat road or down hill. It needs to reach like rpm to actually shift now. Very bad for economy. This is all programed into the TCU on the real thing. There are button binds for it in settings. And RPM limits for shifting can be changed in game files.
My World of Trucks. My Steam. ETS2 since 1. Vanilla player. Guide: How to make Interior Zoom toggleable. Re: Automatic transmission not shifting based on engine load 3 Post by Smarty Β» 06 Oct It sounds like you haven't tried the 'adaptive automatic transmission' option.
It does exactly what you're talking about. Re: Automatic transmission not shifting based on engine load 4 Post by Loutis Β» 07 Oct Exactly, try the adaptive one and if you still don't like it you can bind some keys for forcing up and down shifting, which solves the issue.
I'm just trying to think about the future and not be sad. Carefully optimistic about Mars colonisation. But as OP said, gearbox and overall feeling should be a bit different; especially under heavy load.
