: A key focus was functional interior and exterior lighting. The update ensured that position lights, brake lights, and indicators reflected correctly on the dashboard—a recurring issue with older mods in newer lighting systems.
: The mod retains the "old-school" wooden dashboard and blue interior trim, preserving the 1970s MAN-licensed aesthetic that defines the Roman Diesel. The Community "Rescue" Mission ROMAN DIESEL BY MADSTER UNOFFICIAL UPDATE V1.1
This specific version is a case study in . Because MADster had ceased active development, the update relied on several community contributors: Kicker : Handled the primary update and 3D tweaks. Big Bad : Wrote the technical definitions. CobraBlue6 : Managed testing and additional definitions. : A key focus was functional interior and exterior lighting
Ultimately, the V1.1 unofficial update proved that a well-made mod never truly dies as long as the community is granted permission to maintain it. It paved the way for subsequent updates (like V1.3.6 for version 1.40) and even more ambitious "total rebuild" projects that aimed to merge the Roman Diesel into broader classic truck packs. [ETS2 v1.39] Roman Diesel by MADster Unofficial Update v1.1 The Community "Rescue" Mission This specific version is
: Provided the distinct, guttural diesel engine sounds. Significance in the Modding Scene
The Roman Diesel is often praised for its "perfect untouched model," which despite its age, remains visually competitive. However, V1.1 was also marked by some trade-offs to ensure stability: certain features like the sleeping height adjustment and the built-in GPS were removed in this specific iteration to prevent bugs.