We are working hard on finalizing Euro Truck Simulator 2 for release, but there are still some unfinished tasks which we would like to get done so that the game is released in great shape. One of the problems are correct and believable license plates on vehicles.
In our previous projects, usually the license plate was a part of a vehicle's texture, so there was no chance to dynamically alter it or pretend that the trucks and cars come from different countries. For Euro Truck 2, at first we thought about a system providing slightly more variety - have a small set of license plates for each country, and assign them around, but it turned out that too many people take it as an offense if they happen to see multiple vehicles in the world sharing the same license plate texture, not to speak about lack of variety.
In the end, we are about to bite the bullet and implement a system to be able to procedurally generate the license plates based on a set of rules for each country in the game.
See the image below to see an example of how this is setup for the Czech Republic (specifically these would be license plates for Prague from recent years). There is a background for the license plate ready to accept the letters and digits in a given pattern, and then we generate the "text" with the particular combination of letters and digits that follows the country's rules for license plates, picking the alphanumeric symbols from a font texture with font specific for the given country.
Our problem is that for some countries like our own, we know those rules and can implement them with no problem, but doing the research for other countries is a time consuming task for us, with the risk that we'll still misunderstand the rules and implement the license plates for some countries incorrectly.
That's where the idea to approach our community and ask for help on collecting this know-how came to us. We would be very grateful for any pointers or URLs of documents that may help us, or explanations that you can provide, on how to compose believable license plates for vehicles in the various countries in Europe, mostly those present in the game already. Especially if you could point out if there are any things to pay special attention to, like differences between front and back plates, possibly differences between trucks and passenger cars and again if anything special is in place just for trailers, license plates differences as they are issued in different years etc, all this could help us to create a world which will be more believable when you drive though it.
If you have something useful to suggest, please mention it in a comment to this blog post, or alternatively send it to us by mail to info [at] scssoft [dot] com.
Here is a short movie as a way to saying thank you very much in advance..
In our previous projects, usually the license plate was a part of a vehicle's texture, so there was no chance to dynamically alter it or pretend that the trucks and cars come from different countries. For Euro Truck 2, at first we thought about a system providing slightly more variety - have a small set of license plates for each country, and assign them around, but it turned out that too many people take it as an offense if they happen to see multiple vehicles in the world sharing the same license plate texture, not to speak about lack of variety.
In the end, we are about to bite the bullet and implement a system to be able to procedurally generate the license plates based on a set of rules for each country in the game.
See the image below to see an example of how this is setup for the Czech Republic (specifically these would be license plates for Prague from recent years). There is a background for the license plate ready to accept the letters and digits in a given pattern, and then we generate the "text" with the particular combination of letters and digits that follows the country's rules for license plates, picking the alphanumeric symbols from a font texture with font specific for the given country.
Our problem is that for some countries like our own, we know those rules and can implement them with no problem, but doing the research for other countries is a time consuming task for us, with the risk that we'll still misunderstand the rules and implement the license plates for some countries incorrectly.
That's where the idea to approach our community and ask for help on collecting this know-how came to us. We would be very grateful for any pointers or URLs of documents that may help us, or explanations that you can provide, on how to compose believable license plates for vehicles in the various countries in Europe, mostly those present in the game already. Especially if you could point out if there are any things to pay special attention to, like differences between front and back plates, possibly differences between trucks and passenger cars and again if anything special is in place just for trailers, license plates differences as they are issued in different years etc, all this could help us to create a world which will be more believable when you drive though it.
If you have something useful to suggest, please mention it in a comment to this blog post, or alternatively send it to us by mail to info [at] scssoft [dot] com.
Here is a short movie as a way to saying thank you very much in advance..
Nice vid! ;)
ReplyDeleterelase date please
ReplyDeleteWow, Stunning attention to detail with the license plates. Well Done SCS
ReplyDeletei would prefer their attention to be on more important things like snow weather in winter time, not in license plates believability, so sad :((
DeleteDude chill down! At least they are doing things, they keep in touch with us and trying to make the game as good as they can, and what's your point with the snow anyway? I bet that after the relase there will arrive the first snow mods in no time!
Deletewell, i appreciate their effort, i didnt offend anyone, i just said i wish they focused more on the crucial things, and btw, there is no suck thing in English as " chill down ". there is " chill out " and " calm down " , so use only one of them, dont mix them together ;D
Deleteanyone home????You dont release the game because you dont have plates for the cars?are you stupid,or pretend to be one?Put a fucking in game editor and everyone could make his own plate as he wish and everyone would be happy.Unless the in game police,has a problem with this.might be hard for them to catch the criminal.xaxaxaxa
Deletei am afraid you ll have detailed plates,detailed trees,fucked up sound and fucked up driving simulation.We dont give a damn shit about plates.We care about driving simulation,sounds and customizing.
NO, YOU DONT CARE, and about what you say about the driving simulation. have you ever PLAYED STDS, it has the same driving simulation and it's not comparible to the old one they had.
Deletealso 1 month before the release they are only bug fixing, beta testing, and adding small details like this. not adding completely new features that give new bugs, and more time(wich gives more unhappy people(nelutu) wich gives more piracy. they are making this game for 2 years now and they are finally ready with it. just shut up bout your snow because it's not going to get in. Yes SCS can make a snow texture but when your truck doesn't slide in the snow you all complain about that there are no physics.
THE GAME IS GOOD AS IT IS NOW
SCS,please ignore the guy who said that you don't need detailed license plates. Keep up the good work!
Deletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Europe
ReplyDeleteThis can help you maybe
Or this:
Deletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_European_Union
(There's an alphabetic list of all EU countrys)
But some country IS not There like:Croatia,Bosnia And Herzegovina,Serbian and much more
DeleteAND SCS-SOFTWARE DONT FORGET THIS IS VERRY INPOTANT IN POLAND YOU NEED YOUR LIGHTS ON FOR 24/7 HR. thX again
ReplyDeleteIn Slovakia too 24/7 ;)
DeleteIn Czech Republick too :) 24/7 of lights :)
Deletein Romania only when outside of town
Deletealso in Finland lights on for 24/7, don't forget :)
DeleteSerbia also...
DeleteNice .. it adds even more realism to the game :)
ReplyDeleteI'm desperate
ReplyDeleteHelp me please !!!
STDS patch 1.3.0
"Modding: Speed limiter limit can be changed in game data"
Where and how can I do this?
Please!!!
you can download a 100mph (160.93kph) one from here
Deletehttp://trucksimulationmods.com/index.php?/topic/255-100mph-1609344kph-truck-speed-limiter/
def\game_data.sii - search for truck_speed_limit
Deletewhere is this file ? I search it but It ıs no :S
Deletewow, help me too SCS...
Deletelook: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-8sF8JdsCk
why any video that I use in my vehicle becomes red? Traffic and parked vehicles are normal, but only in my vehicle the video becomes red. I'm using the "yuv2rgb" effect.
You would need to use scs_extractor.exe to extract def.scs
Deletehttp://download.scaniadrivergame.com/scs_extractor.zip
usage:
scs_extractor.exe archive.scs [output_path]
or if you download my one set at 100mph, you can open the .scs file with winzip/winrar and see/open/modify the game_data.sii to what you want , speed in the file is kph
@b101uk
DeleteSorry :( I dont found game_date.sii :S
My folders down
http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/8799/ekranalnts1b.png
http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5632/ekranalnts2n.png
thanx for your help...
go to http://trucksimulationmods.com/index.php?/topic/255-100mph-1609344kph-truck-speed-limiter/
DeleteDownload it. (need to register on the forum)
Open up the zip file, inside is a readme.txt to tell you how to install it.
Extract the zzzzzzzzoom_100mph_speed_limiter.scs to your STDS “mod” folder (shown on your first image)
You can open zzzzzzzzoom_100mph_speed_limiter.scs with winzip or winrar, inside you will find game_data.sii, you can open game_data.sii with windows notepad or wordpad (better) to change the speed setting to what you want, then put it back in the .scs file in the same place.
@b101uk
DeleteThanx a lof dude :)
Wow, amazing scenes in the video. I think the license plates are great too, nice detail. In the video, when the thunder went, I actually looked outside! It sounded so real! The fog and sunset especially looked really nice, it looks like a lot of effort was put into it. No other company can match your quality SCS! I wish this video was longer though, I was disappointed when it was over :(
ReplyDeleteFor License Plates Bosnia and Herzegovina
ReplyDeletePicture : http://imageshack.us/f/849/biha.png/
E drug, pola slova sto si napisao na slici se ne koriste. Koriste se samo ona koja se isto pisu na latinici i cirilici.
DeleteI ne znam sta ce im kada nece biti ni jednog grada iz Bosne i Hercegovine?
pozz
hehhe ma ja to sam svrljo onako
DeleteZde byste měli najít vše o německé poznávací značky jsou z měst, písmen a čísel! Dále jsou zobrazovány licens deska doufám, že to pomůže.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.google.de/imgres?um=1&hl=de&sa=N&biw=1680&bih=920&tbm=isch&tbnid=3vHJefsF8xselM:&imgrefurl=http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kfz-Kennzeichen_%28Deutschland%29&docid=9DB0rQD9MjezVM&imgurl=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/79/Kfz-Kennzeichen_Deutschlands.png/220px-Kfz-Kennzeichen_Deutschlands.png&w=220&h=300&ei=HCUhUOODJI_VsgbyuoCIBw&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=175&vpy=126&dur=1515&hovh=240&hovw=176&tx=118&ty=135&sig=110755624472296210635&page=1&tbnh=134&tbnw=98&start=0&ndsp=42&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0,i:73
Lots of license plate here http://www.worldlicenceplates.com/general/XX_STDE.html and also visit http://www.euro-sign.com/european.shtml for more just one thing SCS please let us open the windows on the trucks its only a small feuture i hope these websites helped you.
ReplyDeleteAlso there is someting else why is there no rain drops on the road it looks dry and not wet.
DeleteSCS how do you open the def file on STDS i tryed to open it with winrar but it wont allow me to. Please comment on opening windows on truck too.
Deletemalić, there is an scs_extractor.exe on the website, search for it :)
Deleteor malić look 7 posts above yours for the link to the scs_extractor.exe and usage, or 11 posts for a link to my 100mph one that with winzip/winrar you can open the .scs file to see/modify.
DeleteOk thanks
DeleteIn Spain the current system is simple.
ReplyDeleteFor tractor unit:
There is no identification for any region so all the plates are the same: 4 numbers followed by 3 letters that go by alphabet order (AAA, AAB, AAC). I think the most recent plates are now starting with letter H. There is no difference between truck and car licences too.
Example: 3456 HAC
http://img159.imageshack.us/img159/4748/fotosa4099ip7.jpg
For trailers:
For trailers is simple too. All trailers heavier than 750kg. must have an independent red plate which goes on the left back side and copy of the tractor's plate on the right back side. The red trailer plate is aways starting with R followed by 4 numbers and 3 letters that go by alphabet order (AAA, AAB, AAC). I think the most recent trailer plates are now starting with letter D.
Example: R 1188 CLF
http://www.gonplac.com/images/fotos/MATRICULAS%20REMOLQUE%20LARGAS.JPG
Nice video, thank you too
ReplyDeleteLove the video! Keep up the good work,and good luck with the plates!
ReplyDeleteConsidering the name of this game, EUROPEAN Truck Simulator 2, the locomotive at 0:17 (model GP60) has no business being in this game as it's an American locomotive.
ReplyDeleteLooks rather silly, to be honest. Apart from that, great job thus far.
Here's a suitable substitute: TRAXX (widely used throughout the European continent)
Picture:
http://www.railpictures.net/images/d1/1/4/1/8141.1332873038.jpg
Wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRAXX
I've sent a comprehensable email about the danish rules and regulations :)
ReplyDeletehope you can use it.
Thanks dude.. Then I don't have to..
DeleteThanks for saying it :-)
Some examples of license plates european union
ReplyDeletehttp://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Targhe_automobilistiche_nell'Unione_Europea
ReplyDeletehttp://www.licenseplates.tv/european-plates.htm
ReplyDeletehttp://www.motokobiety.pl/Tablice,rejestracyjne,126.html
ReplyDeletehttp://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polskie_tablice_rejestracyjne
ETS2 license plates POLAND
ReplyDeleteInstalling a font into the computer. In Poland we use this euroband (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/80/PL_license_plate_country_identification.jpeg/180px-PL_license_plate_country_identification.jpeg)
Oznaczenia na Polskich rejestracjach
Localities
[url=http://www.resizer.pl/4554.html][img]http://www.resizer.pl/pliki/4554.jpg[/img][/url]
Download
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1esxy4
greetings
pawel_1995 Poland
French plates sended at info@scssoft.com.
ReplyDeleteNicely done with the numberplates, SCS, nice detail (to naysayers about being able to open the cab windows -- about as useful, but a very nice detail (c; ).
ReplyDeleteThe links in the second post is good for Sweden, the only thing I can think of is probably irrelevant as it is that Sweden requires at least sidelights (?) on during day and of course full lights from dusk to dawn. Also minor details like taxi has black on yellow and a trailing, slightly small T and military has yellow on black but I doubt that will matter unless you plan invasions or errant Swedish taxis in Europe...
Nice video too, although the synchronised dance of the trees (the swaying of all trees in beat) takes away a lot of the impression, the grass looks much better in that respect. Like the (chance of) heavy mist, great job. (c:
Please | STA U111 |
ReplyDeleteOk, I´m gonna tell you something about the license plates in Germany. On the left side is the normal blue box from the EU. The stars and "D" for "Deutschland". The comes 1-3 letters for the registration area. What letters this are you can see if you use the link of Lallo25. Then comes some letters and numbers for an individual code. You could have codes like A:B 123, A:B 1234, A:BC 12 A:BC 123, A:BC 1234, AB:C 123, AB:C 1234, AB:CD 12, AB:CD 123, AB:CD 1234, ABC:D 12, ABC:D 123, ABC:D 1234, ABC:DE 1, ABC:DE 12, ABC:DE 123. Motorcycles and cars with to little place for the normal plate could get shorter combinations. There could be little devitations in single registration areas for the usability of the combinations, but this would go to far, if you program the plates for every single area in Germany. ;-) And very important! Don´t write a "H" at the right side of the plate like you did on the MAN and Iveco in GTS! This letter in this position is for historical cars, trucks... that are older than 30 years. Questions?
ReplyDeleteok i don't know if romania is gonna be in the game because i'm not following the blog from the beginning, but anyway here it is: the system is simple 2 letter 2 numbers 3 letters ex: SB 86 KXT where the first 2 letters are marking the region and the rest of them are coming in numerical and alphabetical order but those can be requested as pleased as preferential licence plates
ReplyDeletehere is the complete list of the regions and abbreviations:
AB --- Alba
AR --- Arad
AG --- Arges
BC --- Bacau
BH --- Bihor
BN --- Bistrita-Nasaud
BT --- Botosani
BV --- Brasov
BR --- Braila
BZ --- Buzau
CS --- Caras-Severin
CL --- Calarasi
CJ --- Cluj
CT --- Constanta
CV --- Covasna
DB --- Dambovita
DJ --- Dolj
GL --- Galati
GR --- Giurgiu
GJ --- Gorj
HR --- Harghita
HD --- Hunedoara
IL --- Ialomita
IS --- Iasi
IF --- Ilfov
MM --- Maramures
MH --- Mededinti
MS --- Mures
NT --- Neamt
OT --- Olt
PH --- Prahova
SM --- Satu Mare
SJ --- Salaj
SB --- Sibiu
SV --- Suceava
TR --- Teleorman
TM --- Timis
TL --- Tulcea
VS --- Vaslui
VL --- Valcea
VN --- Vrancea
the system is the same for cars trucks and trailers aswell
and here is an example picture:
http://images01.olx.ro/ui/13/33/36/1299087192_171902736_1-Fotografii-de--masina-de-vanzare-sh.jpg
PS: there is another scheme witch is like: B 324 GFS but this is only available for the capital city, Bucharest
hope it's helpful and can't wait for the game to be released :D
Sorry romanias not in the game.
Deletewell ... waste of time then :))
DeleteNice Car !!!
DeleteThere are quite a few country’s who use permutations of DIN 1451 (Mittelschrift) font if they are emboss alloy type plates, but they use different minor accents to the font type face as to how letters/numbers form or line stroke thickness.
ReplyDeleteIf you want, I have ~20 ttf fonts I collected for making my STDS number plates which will also load into 3ds max as text shapes which (for me) was an easier way of altering font letters/numbers to get the specific shape accents, stroke thickness, it was also the easiest way to mix fonts of different types. If you want the fonts let me know.
Olav's License Plate Pictures is of use to, use country link then select “Current issues”
http://www.olavsplates.com/country_index.html
The Wikipedia links others have posted are a good reference with some minor anomaly from translation.
Other links
http://www.leewardpro.com/articles/licplatefonts/font-din1451.html
http://www.leewardpro.com/articles/licplatefonts/licplate-fonts-eur-2.html
I do know that with e.g. Poland you just don’t have the texture space to list anywhere near all the geographical references within the plate system so you’re going to have to pick a small selection of the geographical references letters.
There are a few countries who within the past 5 years have dropped the geographical reference system, but it’s mostly listed on the Wikipedia links.
e.g. of my STDS number plates
http://webspace.ssesurf.co.uk/~m.todd/stds/STDS_Scandinavian_Baltic_Number_Plates_v1.0.zip
http://webspace.ssesurf.co.uk/~m.todd/stds/plates.jpg
http://webspace.ssesurf.co.uk/~m.todd/stds/STDS_Western_Central_Europe_Number_Plates_v1.0.zip
http://webspace.ssesurf.co.uk/~m.todd/stds/plates2.jpg
One thing is though I know you will use a 4:1 texture for the background but can you make the 3d “number plate” ~4.75:1 then only UVW map to the full width but only part of the height to ensure texel size remains square and not stretched. (i.e. a border top/bottom of the texture that is unused), or create a number plate “holder” border to utilise the full 4:1 texture with a 4:1 3d backing so the actual plate part still appears ~4.75:1 and Texel’s remain square (like I have done with may STDS ones above).
On the right, for cars and trucks, military vehicles and police, these are in Croatia
ReplyDeletehttp://bs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registarske_oznake_za_vozila_u_Hrvatskoj
GERMANY:
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Germany
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ueZnM-HR9qo/R8b8yxMJGfI/AAAAAAAAA9U/sLfSq6N5jAM/s400/kennzeichen.gif
UK:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6c/British_car_registration_plate_labels.svg/400px-British_car_registration_plate_labels.svg.png
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_United_Kingdom,_Crown_dependencies_and_overseas_territories
France:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_France
but I think, you can also fild wikipedia links, so here a few links of german numberplates...
http://www.autokiste.de/service/kennzeichen/deutschland_1.htm
--Here, you can generate your own german numberplate to use it on models or..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_car_number_plates
ReplyDeletefor germany. use the map image in the linked page.
at the buttom of the page you find links for other countrys in europe.
btw. i would prefer to use the old pre 1994 plates without the stupid eu think.. why? personal political reasons. ;)
HELLO
ReplyDeleteHE MISSES MORE THAN SPEED TRUCK ON THE TRAILER IS 60 80 90 km/h in FRANCE
In spain the plates work like this.
ReplyDeleteAAA 0000, it is the first plate that has been created
The next plate are like this.
AAA 0001, AAA 0002, AAA 0003, AAA 0004 [...] AAA 9998, AAA 9999
AAB 0001, AAB 0002, AAB 0003 [...] ACZ 4637, ACZ 4638, ACZ 4639 Etc.
The plates are like this.
http://motorfull.com/files/2006/09/matr%C3%ADcula1sep.jpg
Good luck with this, keep it up!
pd: You can see this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Spain
DeleteRemember that in Poland we have eu stars on plates. Before it was Polish flag. The letters for Wroclaw are DW, for Poznan PO, for Szczecin ZS - more in wiki
ReplyDeleteI think that ETS2 mention the possibility of getting off the publishing vehicle was one of the characteristics that would have the game. Until the video provided by SCS no softwere or ETS2 demonstrated. (((((THIS WILL BRING THE POSSIBILITY OF GAME OR NOT.)))))
ReplyDeleteReally liking the attention to detail here.
ReplyDeleteAll you need to know about UK licence plates can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_United_Kingdom,_Crown_dependencies_and_overseas_territories
The UK is a pretty simple system, but remember in the UK we have a white front plate and a yellow rear.
I've sent e-mail about Lithuanian plates (if you need them :). And no wikipedia page or any other link here had Lithuanian trailer plates, only the usual for cars and trucks.
ReplyDeleteI think that ETS2 mention the possibility of getting off the publishing vehicle was one of the characteristics that would have the game. Until the video provided by SCS no softwere or ETS2 demonstrated.
ReplyDelete((((((((¿THIS WILL BRING THE POSSIBILITY OF GAME OR NOT?))))))))
FINLAND
ReplyDeleteMy number http://cs317526.userapi.com/v317526615/18ed/SENuM0pyfME.jpg
Well, I can say that if you are gonna include Swedish plates its gonna be soo easy. No special stuff or codes, only 3 letters and 3 numbers, Nothing in between but a space and the blue EU mark on the left side is optional. Numbers are 0 to 9 and letters are from A to X (as we speak) but excluded are: I, Q, V and Å, Ä, Ö
ReplyDeleteAnd the same rules applies for all vehicles on the Swedish roads (besides special ones like, diplomacy, military)
norway: Fylke Geografisk område Bokstavkombinasjon
ReplyDeleteØstfold Fredrikstad AD AE AF AH AR AS AT AU AV AW
Halden AA AB AC
Moss AX AY AZ BA BB FN
Mysen AJ AK AL AN AP BW
Oslo Oslo CD: brukes bare til skilt med gule tegn på blå bunn.
DA DB DC DD DE DF DH DJ DK DL
DN DP DR DS DT DU DV DX DY DZ
EA EB EC ED EE EF EH EJ EK EN EP
ER ES ET EU EV EX EY EZ
FA FB
Akershus Asker og Bærum BL BN BP BR BS BT BU BV BX BY BZ CA CB
Follo BC BD BE BF BH BJ BK
Jessheim CV CX CY CZ
Romerike EL: brukes bare til elektriske motorvogner
GA: brukes bare til gassdrevne motorvogner
CC CE CF CH CJ CK CL CN CP CR CS CT CU
Hedmark Elverum HB HC HD HE
Hamar: FS FT FU FV FX FY FZ HA
Kongsvinger: HJ HK HL HN HP HR
Tynset: HF HH
Oppland Fagernes JR JS JT
Gjøvik JC JD JE JF JH JJ JK JL JN JP KW
Lillehammer HS HT HU HV HX
Otta HZ JA JB
Buskerud Drammen KE KF KH KJ KK KL KN KP KR KS
Hallingdal KB KC KD
Kongsberg KT KU KV KX KY
Ringerike JU JV JX JY JZ KA
Vestfold Horten KZ LA LB LC LD LE
Larvik LS LT LU LV LX LZ NA NB NC
Sandefjord LY NA
Tønsberg LH LJ LK LL LN LP LR
Telemark Notodden NV NX NY NZ
Rjukan PA PB
Skien ND NE NF NH NJ NK NL NN NP NR NT NU
Aust-Agder Arendal PC PD PE PF PH PJ PK
Setesdal PL LF
Vest-Agder Flekkefjord RA RB
Kristiansand PN PP PR PS PT PU PV
Mandal PX PY PZ RC RD
Rogaland Egersund RZ SA SB
Haugesund SC SD SE SF SH SJ SK SL
Stavanger RE RF RH RJ RK RL RN RP RR RS RT RU RV RX RY RW
Hordaland Bergen SN SP SR SS ST SU SV SX SY SZ TA TB TC TD TE
Odda TS TT TU
Stord TL TN TP TR
Voss TF TH TJ TK
Sogn og fjordane Førde TV TX TY TZ
Nordfjordeid UA UB
Sogndal UC UD
Møre og Romsdal Kristiansund UX UY UZ VA
Molde UR US UT UU UV
Sunndalsøra VB VC
Ørsta UN UP
Ålesund UE UF UH UJ UK UL UG UW
Sør-Trøndelag Brekstad XA XB XC
Orkdal VX VY VZ
Støren VS VT VU VV
Trondheim FP VD VE VF VH VJ VK VL VN VP VR
Nord-Trøndelag Levanger XK XL
Namsos XR XS XT XU
Steinkjer XD XE XF XH XJ
Stjørdal XN XP
Nordland Bodø YE YF YH YJ FD
Fauske YK YL
Mo i Rana YA YB YC YD
Mosjøen XV XX XY XZ
Narvik YN YP YR YS
Sortland YU YV YX
Svolvær YT YY
Troms Finnsnes ZD ZF ZJ
Harstad YZ ZA ZB
Storslett FK
Tromsø (inkl. Svalbard) ZC ZE ZH ZK ZL ZN FC
Finnmark Alta ZT ZU ZV ZY ZW
Hammerfest ZX
Kirkenes ZS
Lakselv ZZ
Vadsø
FR ZP ZR LE
Svalbard ZN
Elektriskdrevet kjøretøy EL
Gassdrevet kjøretøy GA
Hydrogendrevet kjøretøy HY
There are some pics of german regristration plates
ReplyDeletehttp://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kfz-Kennzeichen_(Deutschland)
As some of the other germans said: on the left is the europe plate with a "D" for germany.Then the first 3 letters are for the city, but there could be only one or two letters. It depends on the city. For example Berlin has the letter "B" or Hamburg the letters "HH". After that there are the "tüv" plate that says that your vehicle is technically all right. Below that theres the plate of the state the city is in. For example Munich has the letter "M" then the "tüv" plate an then the plate for bavaria. After that there are two or three letters and then max. four numbers. The owner of the car can choose them for himself or they are chosen randomly.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Kfz-Kennzeichen_in_Deutschland
Here is a list of all cities and their letters.
Most import are
HH Hamburg
HB Bremen
H Hannover
B Berlin
K Collogne
M Munich
S Stuttgart
N Nuernberg
D Duesseldorf
DO Dortmund
L Leipzig
DD Dresden
F Frankfurt
Also i wanted to say that please, in ETS 2 trucks run 90kmh on Highways no matter if it rains. And please more trucks on roads in generall.
There are never three letters after the plate.
DeleteOh, and i forgot something in my first post. On the front plate is no "Tüv"-plaque, there is just the plaque of the registration area. The plaque isn´t allways from bavaria of course. The other countries of germany have there own plaques. But this goes to much in detail i think, so just choose one plaque.
Shame on me :D Sorry you're right only 2 letters after the plaque
DeleteThis is for Italy:
ReplyDeletehttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/Italian_license_plate.svg/347px-Italian_license_plate.svg.png
Bz is the abbreviation for Bolzano, Mi for Milan, Vr for Verona, Roma (entire word) for Rome, Ro for Rovigo ect... The eagle over the abbreviation is the symbol of the Bolzano indipendent province.
In the hollow circle is inserted the year of car or truck matriculation: 99 for 1999,00 for 2000, 01 for 2001.
Newest car or truck now have the plate starting with the letter E. They started with in A in 1996, then B,C,D now E.
I had send a pdf file to scs with all the information about italian plates and a few photos and real example. Hope that can be useful XD
DeleteIn Germany there is only a 'TÜV' - plaque on the plates at the rear!
ReplyDeleteITALIAN LICENSE PLATES:
ReplyDeleteHere in Italy the plates work like a serial code, they start from AA 000AA to ZZ 999ZZ.
For example, the license plate of a vehicle registered on 15 August 2005 is "CX 390XK", the plate of a vehicle registered on 16 August 2005 is "CX 391XK", on 17 August 2005 is CX 392XK" etc...
See here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Italy
There is another example:
http://codice-della-strada.motorionline.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/fac-simile-targa-auto-italiana.jpg
09 it's the registration year, and PR (Parma) it's the province of registration.
...oh and there is the official Italian Plates font:
Deletehttp://www.targheitaliane.it/vari/font/plates1999.pdd
Netherlands CARS
ReplyDeleteBasics
there are 5 license plates:
light blue with black letters: Only for taxis
http://www.autorijden.nl/images/kentekenplaat_taxi.jpg
Dark Blue with white letters: vehicles before 1 January 1978 looks like 93-85-NL
http://www.rrsilverspirit.com/SilverShadow/Jaren/Rotterdam/RRSS%201970%20SRX7892%2075-80%20V.jpg
Green with white or black letters: only for dealerships.
http://www.koetshoogkerk.nl/handelaar.jpg
White with black letters: it's for a trailer under 750kg, the same characters as the pulling vehicle.
Trailers over 750kg have their own yellow+black license plate as stated below.
http://www.aanhangwagens.nl/P7140066heijnen.JPG
Yellow With black letters: looks like xx-xx-xx and xx-xxx-x.
Reserved license plates:
starts with AA: For the royal family
starts with AF, RC: Allied Joint Force Command Brunssem
B: commercial vehicle (like an Mercedes-benz Sprinter or Vito)
CD: Diplomats
CDJ: international Court of Justice
KA, KL to KZ, LM,LO,LU,MC: Defence
BN,GN: Vehicles who don't belong to the dutch vehicle fleet, like embassy staff
GV: tractors who don't need a license plate in the netherlands but do in other countries. Like a farmer who owns a bit of land on the other side of the Dutch-german border
M: Motorcycles
O: Trailers weighing more than 10.000kg (unloaded)
V: commercial vehicles under 3.500kg (unloaded)
W: trailers
ZZ: vehicle who have special clearence like trolleybuses
F: license plate for 1 day
HA,FH: are for dealer ships, note that they have different colors
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4c/Kenteken-cd.jpg/800px-Kenteken-cd.jpg
*there is NO difference between front and back plates.
* all plates have a blue square with the EU stars and NL.
*these are the basics, there are more
EDIT: the 'Starts with' shouldn't be there.
DeleteWhy so extensive, ETS wont feature cars with a light trailer, no Diplomat vehicles, no royal family and no tractors.
DeleteAnd, the information provided is wrong, W is used for small trailer, above 750kg, for example a caravan.
A trailer uses the O (Oplegger = Trailer).
I already sent a mail with the complete list of useful dutch rules, so no need for another dutch explanation.
Detail: License plates on cars are indeed XX-XX-XX. Only in the following combinations:
DeleteAA-00-AA
AA-AA-00
00-AA-AA
Vowels are not used in Dutch license plates, exceptions not included.
Since 2008 in the Netherlands there is a new combination, indeed XX-XXX-X:
00-AAA-0
No vowels again.
License plates of trucks are starting with a B and are only possible in the BX-XX-00 combination.
The license plates are publisched in alphabetical and numerical order.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_Netherlands
Delete@schenksander
DeleteIt would look kinda silly if they used the wrong license plates. And as they have stated in their post their going for perfection.
Current licence plate for Dutch trucks: 99-BXX-9
DeleteCurrent licence plate for Dutch trailers: OX-99-XX
Any X can be replaced by any letter except: A, E, I, O, U, C and Q
Any 9 can be replaced by any number
BELGIAN LICENSE PLATES
ReplyDeletehttp://belgianlicenceplates.blogspot.be/
Here you go SCS :) All info you need for Belgium :)
Well if i do love your attention to detail (and the life you give to certain part of the game(harvester...)), i'm worried after seeing the video in your previous entry...
ReplyDeleteYou show a rest area on the highway (at the beginning) for 24h but if the road seem quite animated , the parking is dead...it would have been nice to make the truck leave and another replace it after some time...i'm picky about it but during the video, it was almost shocking for me ;)
And again, in the previous video, you show a company(for almost 24h) but we see no truck getting in...i was hoping to see the "pedal to the metal" touch (with driver taking their deliveries)...
Noneless, it's looking really beautiful and if the gameplay is as good as STDS, i'm gonna love it!
Pour la france
ReplyDeletehttp://www.motorevue.com/article/article/les-futures-plaques-d-immatriculations-presentees-mercredi-4-juin-32530-1-zoom.jpg
For Spain, extending the information previously posted, I must say that plates do NOT have any vocals (a,e,i,o,u) in them, to avoid combinations of characters that match dictionary words, or possible offensive things. So you won't see a plate with the combination "UNO" (meaning "one").
ReplyDeleteIf I were you, I would start from "G", a plate from year 2008 aproximately. I don't know if there are any legal problems when using REAL plates.. if you don't want this to happen you can just use a vocal in some of the positions, for something like GHA, so it will be non-existant plate. Using 2 consonants in the first 2 slots and only vocals in the third, gives a lot of combinations I guess. But well.. you know, maybe people also gets bored of seeing all plates ending by a,e,i,o,u. Up to you.
In italy the tractor and the trailers have 2 different plates, but on the trailer must be have a yellow plate repeater same as on the tractor.
ReplyDeleteScs, I toke some pic from a book for extra round plates. I have email them.
ReplyDeleteFor info & image "Vehicle registration plates of Sweden" see wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Sweden
Other Eu countries images and info:
http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registreringsskylt
this is the plate from iceland file:///C:/Users/Hilmar/Downloads/post-113-0-39505500-1342099779_thumb.jpg
ReplyDeletehttp://trucksimulationmods.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=70
ReplyDeletethis is the plate from iceland
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Estonia
ReplyDeletethis is the plate from Estonia
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ee/EST_registration.gif
ReplyDeletethis is the plate from Estonia
Austria:
ReplyDeleteBegins with the abbreviation of the city/ region (samples:
B - Bregenz
E - Eisenstadt
G - Graz
I - Innsbruck
K - Klagenfurt
L - Linz
P - St. Pölten
S - Salzburg
W - Vienna
AM - Amstetten
BA - Bad Aussee (suspended on January 1, 2012; replaced with LI)
BL - Bruck an der Leitha
BM - Bruck an der Mur
BN - Baden
BR - Braunau am Inn
BZ - Bludenz
DL - Deutschlandsberg
DO - Dornbirn
EF - Eferding
EU - Eisenstadt-Umgebung (Eisenstadt surrounding area)
FB - Feldbach
FE - Feldkirchen
FF - Fürstenfeld
FK - Feldkirch
FR - Freistadt
GB - Gröbming
GD - Gmünd
GF - Gänserndorf
GM - Gmunden
GR - Grieskirchen
GS - Güssing
GU - Graz-Umgebung (Graz surrounding area)
HA - Hallein
HB - Hartberg
HL - Hollabrunn
HO - Horn
IL - Innsbruck-Land (Innsbruck countryside area)
IM - Imst
JE - Jennersdorf
JO - St. Johann im Pongau
JU - Judenburg (suspended on January 1, 2012; replaced with MT)
KB - Kitzbühel
KI - Kirchdorf an der Krems
KF - Knittelfeld (suspended on January 1, 2012; replaced with MT)
KL - Klagenfurt-Land
KO - Korneuburg
KR - Krems-Land (Krems countryside area)
KS - Krems (City of Krems)
KU - Kufstein
LA - Landeck
LB - Leibnitz
LE - Leoben (City of Leoben)
LF - Lilienfeld
LI - Liezen
LL - Linz-Land (Linz countryside area)
LN - Leoben-Land (Leoben countryside area)
LZ - Lienz
MA - Mattersburg
MD - Mödling
ME - Melk
MI - Mistelbach
MT - Murtal (since January 1, 2012)
MU - Murau
MZ - Mürzzuschlag
ND - Neusiedl am See
NK - Neunkirchen
OP - Oberpullendorf
OW - Oberwart
PE - Perg
PL - St. Pölten-Land (St. Pölten countryside area)
RA - Bad Radkersburg
RE - Reutte
RI - Ried im Innkreis
RO - Rohrbach
SD - Schärding
SE - Steyr-Land (Steyr countryside area)
SL - Salzburg-Land (Salzburg countryside area)
SP - Spittal an der Drau
SR - Steyr (City of Steyr)
SV - St. Veit an der Glan
SW - Schwechat
SZ - Schwaz
TA - Tamsweg
TU - Tulln
UU - Urfahr-Umgebung
VB - Vöcklabruck
VI - Villach (City of Villach)
VK - Völkermarkt
VL - Villach-Land (Villach countryside area)
VO - Voitsberg
WB - Wiener Neustadt-Bezirk (Wiener Neustadt countryside area)
WE - Wels (City of Wels)
WL - Wels-Land (Wels countryside area)
WN - Wiener Neustadt (city of Wiener Neustadt)
WO - Wolfsberg
WT - Waidhofen an der Thaya
WU - Wien-Umgebung (Vienna surrounding area)
WY - Waidhofen an der Ybbs
WZ - Weiz
ZE - Zell am See
ZT - Zwettl
Other (these have the federal Eagle instead of the provincial emblem)
BB - Bundesbahnen (Federal Railways) - obsolete, ÖBB vehicles have now W - XXX BB plates
BD - Kraftfahrlinien Bundesbus (Bus Service) - now for ÖBB Postbus coaches
BG - Bundesgendarmerie (federal police) - obsolete since 2005 when Gendarmerie and police merged, but still valid on Gendarmerie/police cars registered before 2005
BH - Bundesheer (Federal Army)
BP - Bundespolizei (federal police) - since 2005 the only prefix for all newly registered police cars
FV - Finanzverwaltung (Financial Administration)
GK - Consular officials in Styria
JW - Justizwache (Justice police)
PT - Post & Telekom Austria (national post and phone company), now only for postal cars
SK - Consular officials in Salzburg
WD - Diplomatic corps in Vienna
ZW - Zollwache (Customs officials) - obsolete since 2005 when Zollwache merged with federal police)
Then it follows with an image of the bundesland (Tirol, Kärnten, Wien (Has it's own).
Then 3 numbers and 2 letters.
Like (IL * 584 SW) Where * is the image of the bundesland
In case of a car owned by a company the numbers and letters are the first 4 letters (or an abbreviation) of the compant and then a single number follows.
For example Eurogoodies (from the game) it will look like this (IL * EURO 1), in the real word, but for a café it'll look like this (IL * CAFE 1) where * is the so called Landesschild again.
All this numberplates are fictional and built up with the real rules.
Hope this will help.
Despite it is EURO Truck Simulator, the devs managed to put an American SD-40 locomotive in the game... Seriously, how could you pick just an American loco, despite there are so many European locomotives to choose from...? This is ridiculous, a joke... Euro Truck Simulator bt US locomotives running up and down... epic fail...
ReplyDeleteIt is a remnant from 18WoS, no new locomotive engine made, probably very low priority as we rarely see them up close in the actual games...
DeleteYou may try this or perhaps this may help (scroll down to (Licence plate information0
ReplyDeletehttp://www.imcdb.org/links.php
hello scs exemplo for placa!
ReplyDeleteportugal ( P )
espanha (E)
frança (F)
ETC...........
Here You have something about plates in Poland:
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Poland
And font for them: http://pokazywarka.pl/t5znoh/
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ReplyDeleteAll number plates from Europe ;)I think that helped.
http://www.olavsplates.com/country_index.html
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very worthy of a link
DeleteI don't think Finland is part of the game (would be cool, tho :D), but if you for some reason want to have a Finnish car running around, the formula is probably the simplest in the world: Blue EU-plate with FIN and black-onwhite three letters a dash and three numbers. XNF-312 (that's my license number ^^)
ReplyDeleteLooking brilliant so far, your attention to detail is admirable.
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2001/561/contents/made licence plates for the uk..
ReplyDeleteI don't care about license plates , who cares which numbers are there????? aaarrgghhhhh!!! Make the game run well on a 2Ghz computer. Thats what Im interested.
ReplyDeleteyou want license plate? : ETS2 to all vehicles. Here's ur license plate. simple. Pulling time with this unecessary detailment. Arrgghh. Nuff said.
DeleteAs you can see from all the answers there are lots of people interested in details. If I were moderating this blog I would have deleted your post. Please stay patient. "aaarrgghhhhh!!!" doesn´t sound nice.
DeletePlease voit retarder system!
ReplyDeleteHere are the rules to make a right Spanish plate for cars.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Spain
In addition to this, the trailer must have on rear right side the plate of the tractor, and on the rear left side a plate with red background with trailer's plate ('R 01234 BBB', starting alway by R, following the same rules as normal plates).
To make the cars vary even more, make some cars have advertisements on them or Taxi signs. Like the Ford transits, you could make them have some random company stickers on them. It will help a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks, SCS, for this awesome game. The more interaction with fans the better the game.
I thought of these too: Make some drivers be 'aggressive', a.k.a there's a 30% chance that in traffic near you is a driver who will have high beams on while there is oncoming traffic or someone who passes the intersection at the last moment.
DeleteThe chance has to be very small.
you know that this means even more programming and more delaying right?...
DeleteIf you want a better simulation experience, accept the delay.
DeleteIf you don't want a good game, fine.
GREEK LICENSE PLATES:
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Greece
Mitsos from Greece.
P.S.Great work SCS.
--NETHERLANDS--
ReplyDeleteDutch truck lincence plates always begins with a B, then theres another letter, thats says the year of built, for example BZ, between january 2011 till july 2012.
For the trailers, the lincence plates always begins with an O.
As well as for the trucks, the second letter says the year of built. Currently new trailers has OL
Examples:
For truck: BX-HN-65
For trailer: OL-65-HN
Yes, this is true. and In the netherlands the license plates are for the Special trailers (Heavy Duty, Low beds etc.) starting with ZZ-//-//
Deletethis is realy nice on a special load in game so you have enough information for the netherlands here!
Good Luck SCS!
But on cars is the license plate //-///-/
DeleteFor instance: 01-GBB-1 ;p
Good luck again! SCS
@above thats the new license plate since 2008
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ReplyDeleteCan't see the snow for the spam... dc:
DeleteI only want snow in the mountains like in austria.
DeletePLEASE, no where else.
PORTUGUESE LICENSE PLATES:
ReplyDeleteN - Number
L - Letter
Truck: NN-LL-NN
Example: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Chapa98.jpg
Trailer: L.NNNNNN
Example: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ficheiro:Portugal_licence_plate_trailer.jpg
for the belgian plates, make sure the trailers have the black-white Q plates (only for trailers)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.autosleutels.be/files/product_image/1207616673/thumb_q-plaat.jpg
DeleteHi SCS,
ReplyDeleteThis might be useful for you :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_European_Union
http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matr%C3%ADculas_autom%C3%B3veis_em_Portugal
ReplyDeleteHi SCS!
ReplyDeleteI guess Norway is not in the game, but I might as well just tell what I know about their license plates anyway.
To start off, they look practically like this: http://www.licenseplates.tv/images/eecnorf.gif
It consists of two letters, and yes, they do have a system of which letters, but I'm pretty sure that wouldnt really matter here on the game anyway, so it could just be random letters from A-Z, I suppose.
For the numbers, Norway uses five (5) digits on the cars/trucks, and four (4)digits on the trailers and motorcycles, etc.
I hope this was helpful, although I doubt we will see Norway in the nearest future of ETS ;-)
Greets
http://www.licenseplates.tv/european-plates.html?zenid=niar8eiiuvg2llr8gd75sd0v94
ReplyDeleteI think that ETS2 mention the possibility of getting off the publishing vehicle was one of the characteristics that would have the game. Until the video provided by SCS no softwere or ETS2 demonstrated.
ReplyDelete(((((((((THIS WILL BRING THE POSSIBILITY OF GAME OR NOT.))))))))
http://restacar.hu/HUN_license_plates.rar
ReplyDelete(Images)
Great work SCS!
ReplyDeleteHere is article about license plates in Serbia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Serbia
For normal plates first two letters are region code (first plate on picture). For trailers, region code is last two letters, you can see that on second plate on the picture with license plates. Last license plate (blue) is for police and that always start with "П".
We hope you don't forget Balkan countries :-)
Sorry for my English.
Greetings from Serbia!
*Zdravo!!! Ovaj,super sto si postavio slike ali nazalost nema balkanskih drzava... I ja sam hteo da postavim nesto za prikolice u vezi sa tablicama ali sam video ovaj komentar.Hvala sto si nas pretstavio,i ako hoces poseti moj blog samo otkucas ETS2 serbian fans... Pozz :))
Deletehi , where I'm can download ets 2 full version for free ? thanks for answers. ;)
ReplyDeleteWait for release and buy it!
DeleteIn the Netherlands its just like this:
ReplyDelete12-34-AB
12-AB-34
AB-12-34
AB-CD-12
1-ABC-23
A-123-BC
And in holland the truck license begins with a B. Like BT-LF-46 or something like that.
DeleteIn The Netherlands the plates are as followed;
Deleteolder cars 00-xx-00 / xx-00-00 / 00-00-xx (navyblue back, white font)
modern/newer cars xx-xx-00 / xx-00-xx / 00-xx-xx yellow back, black font)
new cars 00-xxx-0(yellow back, black font)
trucks Bx-00-xx / Bx-xx-00 (yellow back, black font)
trailers Ox-xx-00 / Ox-00-xx (yellow back, black font)
Trailers that start with ZZ-xx-00 / ZZ-00-xx (special trailers like "lowboys" that don't need an M.O.T.) (yellow back, black font)
there are exeptions for the license paltes but these are the most common rules.
(a picture of plates for passanger cars)
http://www.destentor.nl/multimedia/dynamic/00753/kentekens_753612q.jpg
kurnik změňte krapet ty český značky ať to nejezdí samej pražák po dálnicích :)
ReplyDeleteTrefná poznámka :) Najlepšie na to urobiť pole písmen pre jednotlivé kraje.
Deletenebo vytvořit utilitku do hry která bude mět možnost upravovat SPZky pro jednotlivé vozidla - aby mě tam třeba nejezdila fabie s britskou značkou (i když dneska je vše možný)
Deletenebo by byla taky sranda ve hře upravovat kamionům registračky :-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Croatia
ReplyDeletehttp://danas.net.hr/2012/02/29/0249007.48.jpg
for croatia
Pre Slovensko myslím že to nebude problém - ak máte na mape iba Bratislavu, o to je to jednoduchšie; BA-001AA, 002AA, 999AA, 001AB až BA-999ZZ. Oddeľovačom je slovenský štátny znak.
ReplyDeletePrajem veľa úspechov a teším sa na vydanie hry.
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DeleteOkay, I'll tell you about the German plates. The first letter is the "D" for Deutschland in the European blue box with stars around it. Then there is the city name which can be up to three letters. E.g. "B" is for Berlin, "C" for Cottbus, "D" for Düsseldorf etc. Then there are these TüV circles, don't know much about them though. After that there are also up to two random letters like "AA" or "DH". Followed by that there are up to four numbers at the end of the license plate. Maximum there can be eight characters, so like if you have e.g. "HH" for Hamburg and then two letters like "GU", there can be a random number at the end with maximum four characters. If you have more than two letters for the city (max. 3) and already two characters as the random letters, you can only have a three digit number at the end. So it looks like this:
ReplyDeleteCity (max. 3):Random Letters (max. 2) Random Digits (max. 4)
HH:GU 2810 or HVL:SD 378.
licence plates of the world
ReplyDeletehttp://www.worldlicenseplates.com/
Pls make Roumanian plates !!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry i cant help you with german plates, i dont know much about it ;) But i planned to do a fan art for your game, were should i send it that you can have a look at it? (Of course just if you like to have a look ^^)
ReplyDeleteIn Greece the trucks have(Example)in front EKA-3919 and
ReplyDeleteback on trailers P-69745.The traffic cars have in front and back the same (Example) AXT-1818
What is SCSSoft Email, i've a request, and some other stuff i would like to talk with a supporter about.
ReplyDeletepeaple pls in euro truck 2 are there spain and portugal
ReplyDeleteKeep up the amazing work SCS Software team. Looking forward to the release very much.
ReplyDeleteRepublic of Ireland has 26 counties or regions and quite possibly the easiest registration system in the world to understand. It's a universal system for cars and trucks also. It consists of a white plate front and back with the eu blue box stating IRL. Firstly two numbers give the year of registration eg 2007= 07 1998= 98 2012= 12 etc. after this is the county the vehicle was registered in C cork CN Cavan CW Carlow D Dublin DL donegal G Galway KY Kerry KK Kilkenny LD Longford LH Louth LS Laois LK limerick LM leitrim MO mayo MH Meath OY Offaly RN Roscommon SO Sligo TN or TS Tipperary WW Wicklow WD Waterford WX wexford WH Westmeath MN Monaghan CE Clare KE Kildare . After this a number from 1 to infinity is selected starting at one so you can never run out of registrations. Here's full examples: a 2008 vehicle from Galway would be 08 G 25356 or in Dublin in 2010 10 D 6465. I hope this has helped and I'll answer any questions for you :)
ReplyDeleteIn relation to rep. Of Ireland plates heres an email address to answer any questions: mcgraneinternational@gmail.com thanks scs. Keep up the good work :)
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ReplyDeleteFor the UK, the front licence plate is white and the rear is a gold/yellow colour. Nowadays, the registration is made up of: 2 letters, that represent where the vehicle was manufactured in the UK. Where I live the most common is DU - which stands for Deeside and area 'U'.
*NOTE: The letters I, J, Q, T, U and Z are not used as area codes.
Then there are two numbers representing the year of manufacture. For 2011 cars these are either '11' or '61' depending on when the vehicle was manufactured in the year. If a vehicle was manufactured between March 1st 2011 and August 31st 2011, then the year would be '11'. If the vehicle was manufactured between 1 September 2011 an 31 February 2012, then it would be '61'. Now we are in 2012, there is '12' and next month there will be '62'.
Basically think of it as two halves of a pie, taking 2012 as an example. The one half (March - August) have the last two digits of the year (20*12*). The other half (Sep-Feb) have the last two digits, +50 (12+50=62).
Lastly there are three random letters, to ensure each vehicle is unique.
*NOTE: The letters I and Q can NOT be used. Z can be used.
For a few examples - vehicles manufactured between Mar/2011 and Aug/2011 -
DU 11 TWJ - This would be from Shrewsbury/Shropshire area.
BT 11 MAO - Birminigham
LP 11 GDF - London
Vehicles manufactured between Sep/2011 and Feb/2012
MG 61 PVE - Manchester
DX 61 WHC - Shropshire
CH 61 STB - Cardiff.
Any more problems, just ask !!
- JETLogistics.
(jacobt93 [at] hotmail [dot] co [dot] uk)
Cool story Bro
DeleteDate of manufacture has nothing to do with date of first registration,
Deletedate of first registration only gets a year related plate if a “certificate of newness” is presented which is a declaration from the manufacture that the vehicle is “new”,
“new” does not imply the vehicle was recently manufacture only that the vehicle has not been sold or had anything other than delivery mileage so could be >5 years since it rolled off the production line,
The year part of the plate only implies the year in which date of first registration took place and bears no relation to year of actual manufacture.
With trucks it’s not unusual to see e.g. 2009 model year vehicles manufactured in late 2008 or 2009 with 2011/2012 plates on if the truck is of a specialist type seldom sold .
The first 2 letters of the latest system represent the DVLA area office that first registration took place at and has no relationship to the place of manufacture or even the area it was sold.
if a vehicle is sold by the manufacture to a person who doesn’t require them to register it the certificate of newness gets sent to the DVLA to take the certificate out of circulation, if the person later decided to register it for the road and as there is no certificate of newness fond by the DVLA relating to the VIN the vehicle gets a number plate for “indeterminate age or origin” which is a plate starting with a “Q” using the old prior numbering system i.e. Q123 ABC for its of first registration.
A vehicle doesn’t have to have a registration number conforming to the newer system or even a year relating to its date of first registration, it can have an older number on it than its actual date of first registration year BUT is can never have a number newer than its first registration date to avoided misrepresenting (in cases “indeterminate age or origin” Q plates don’t apply)
Excellent Jet, though the first two letters are where the vehicle is registered - not manufactured ;)
Deletehttp://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/PersonalisedRegAndNumberPlates/DG_181503
here you go
ReplyDeletehttp://www.worldlicenseplates.com/world/EU.html
I can help with Portuguese, Spanish, French, Belgian and Luxembourgish Plates
maybe a cool idea:
ReplyDeletedont forget trucks usualy drive long distances. for example: here in belgium u see 24/7 trucks with polish licesne plates.but german and spannish plates are pretty common here aswell..
not sure if this is integrated allready but it would be unrealistic if u would be the only person with a foreign license plate in a country...
ESTONIAN PLATES:
DeleteFirst 3 are numbers, other 3 are letters, theres no difference between rear and front plates, both are the same.
Example:
http://www.redrock.ee/media/catalog/product/cache/2/image/fefd73add5c3f1c8670a65ce1314fb9c/2/0/2004_est_3.jpg
Mostly trailers numberplates are with 3 numbers and 2 letters - example 000 XX.
I hope this helps you guys!
So much duplication as if nobody reads what others have written/linked to and even copy and paste from wikipedia but not putting the link or correcting erroneous statements.
ReplyDeleteHello scs could you guys use this Nederlands license plate that means allot to me bl-vj-71
ReplyDeleteHello SCS's everyone :
ReplyDeleteI'm the truck player from Taiwan.
Well,can the game translate in traditional Chinese?
Cause simplified Chinese that in my country isnot used.
The simplified Chinese uses only in China,for China players.
If can translate in traditional Chinese,Ican give some help.
Thanks
see http://www.getlocalization.com/ScaniaTruck/
DeleteChinese (Taiwan) needs validation
Thanks
DeleteThinking about all the rules for all the different country’s governing letter/number placement, geographic identifier’s or not, permutations of fonts, test & emission tags, regional flag/emblem, hyphens, holograms, plastic plates, alloy plates, low embossing, high embossing, embossing being the same colour as the txt or the same as the plate backing etc etc etc and given there is no need for thousands of permutations.
ReplyDeleteI recon it would be easier/quicker just to render 10 plates for each country, myself I have got 22 country’s number plate designs siting in 3ds max which to make 10 plates of each could be done in relatively short order.
After all there were only 5 number plates in Scania TDS so repetition is inevitable close to the player, while with 50 or 100+ plate repetition would hardly happen even in high traffic zones especially if there was a rolling sequential assignment to AI traffic as its created/culled in the 3d world.
If mipmaps were dropped from the .dds you could have quite a large number of plates per 1mb of space even if they were 2 to 4 times the size of the pates in Scania TDS so looked high quality with a longer legible distance.
information about the Netherlands licence plate system http://ifarm.nl/plates/rules.html (it's in english. :D
ReplyDeleteHere are lots of informations.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.worldlicenseplates.com/world/EU.html
Every city in European of car's license plates.
HI SCS
ReplyDeletePOLAND LICENSE PLATES FOR ETS 2:
Wroclaw = DW
Poznan = PO
Szczecin= ZS
Here is a page about letters and digits for polands license plates!!
License Plates of Poland
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Poland
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ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Europe
for polands registrations:
ReplyDeleteDW-7757L
DW-754PL
DW-39973
DW-417DX
PO-9885X
PO-537FZ
PO-47332
PO-76722
ZS-5595W
ZS-775KL
ZS-77550
ZS-8643R
it could be letters and digits on the right side on the plate in poland!
for example of some plates, a lot of combinations!
ReplyDeletehttp://s-trojmiasto.pl/zdj/c/9/89/555x0/890604-Tablice-odzyskane-przez-pracownika-Gdanskich-Melioracji-z-podtopionej-ul__c_15_73_1009_560.jpg
en france c est les nouvelle plaque AB-123-CD
ReplyDeleteanciennes plaque 123ABC suivi du departement 59 ou 62 ou 75
Here is an website with all license plates: http://www.licenseplates.tv/
ReplyDeleteThe Dutch Wikipedia has quite a large and detailed page about your license plates.
ReplyDeletehttp://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nederlands_kenteken
I hope Google Translate can translate it well enough, if not, I guess I could translate the relevant sections for you. (The article includes lots of history as well).
Here are the license plates for Germany (maybe you have to use a Translater):
ReplyDeletehttp://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kfz-Kennzeichen_%28Deutschland%29#Aufbau
I can explain you the system a bit:
At first there are 1 to 3 letters. They tell you, where the car is coming from (which town). If there is 1 letter, it`a very big town. If there are 2 letters, the town is a bit smaller. And if there are 3 letters, the town is small town.
Then there come 2 letters, which can be chosen by your own. And on the end there are up to 4 letters, which can also be chosen by yourself.
I hope this could help you.
Greetings
Mike
So the full license plates looks like this:
DeleteBig town: X:XXX 000
Middel town: XX:XXX 000
Small town: XXX:XXX 000
Great video, SCS. I also like that you pay attention to small details like license plates.
ReplyDeleteI have one question for you, SCS:
What are you going to do after release of ETS2?
nothern ireland if your are interested is easy enough to understand. first of all the plate at the front is plain and white. the rear plate is again plain and yellow. (both plates have only white or yellow background with only then numbers and letters. no smybols). to start it has 3 letters at the start which depend on which of the six counties the car was registrated in. here in fermanagh it was something ending in IL. for example, SIL7201. nowadays, it ends in IG. for example, IIG 7555. if you have any questions about irish of nothern irish plates reply to me.
ReplyDeletefor ITALIA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Italy
ReplyDeleteUK Registrations: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_United_Kingdom,_Crown_dependencies_and_overseas_territories#Current_system
ReplyDeleteMAP OF GREECE WILL BE THE GAME?
ReplyDeleteKostas from GReece
Excuse me let me know if you had the license of daf and license plate of France are in this stile bd-321-fe (and department where he was registered and separate) and when the game come out in France thank you in advance
ReplyDeleteRegistration plates of Romania: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_registration_plates
ReplyDeletecan't give you anny help but, I whant to ask about the speedometer, info-screen and speed signs in scania.tds. could you improve the quality of the numbers for the next patch? getting a little tired of all speed offences I get when not able to reed what the speed limit is :(
ReplyDeleteExcuse my English. Good video about the weather. A game is provided in the winter, more snow? Search not found.
ReplyDeleteNo winter, no snow. If I understood your question right.
Deletedo u have sweden in this gane? for me could it be fun to play on (for me).
ReplyDeleteThere are no Scandinavian countries. Sorry, fella.
DeleteMy country isn't in the game. Wanna be helpful, but can't. It's really cool, SCS and fans are working together, the game will be even more astonishing.
ReplyDeletei have one question..will ets2 have the same graphics as Scani truck driving simulator??? thnx x reply
ReplyDeleteGreat Britain´s license plates is the
ReplyDeletefront = white
and
rear = yellow
i hope after each rain the water stay longer on the road and every country in Europe has it's own weather system if it is raining in Germany doesn't mean it is raining in France or Italy and so on
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