Truck Dash v1.5.27 - Free Second-Screen GPS, Dashboard and Trip History [ETS2 & ATS] [Open Source]

 

Truck Dash turns a phone, a tablet or a second monitor into a real GPS and

instrument panel for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator. A small

client runs on the PC that plays the game, and everything else is a web page you

open on whatever screen you have. It is free and open source, and an account is

optional.

 Link the client to a free account and every job you drive is kept:

The route you actually drove, on a map, colored by speed.
Distance (the game's and what we tracked), pay, fuel, tolls, fines and damage.
Time at the wheel, total time and hours asleep, on time or late.
The countries and states you drove through.
A logbook you can filter and export to CSV, stats for each game, your driving
by week and by month, records and achievements.

More maps
15 map variants now, all detected automatically from the game log:
European Grand Utopia, the Grand Utopia archipelago joined to the Europe
map, on vanilla or with ProMods.
Coast to Coast 2.24, with the South Dakota DLC.
Grand Utopia 1.20d, the standalone map.

Also new
The route follows your side of the road. On divided highways it is drawn
on the carriageway you are driving on, not down the median (on the left in the
UK), and corners are smoother.
Car jobs in ATS 1.61 show up like any other job: destination, route,
pay and delivery.
Next rest with your fatigue on the panel, and optionally on the mini HUD.
Works alongside Trucky. Truck Dash installs its telemetry plugin under
its own name, so both run at the same time.
Every delivery, toll, fine and ferry counts. The plugin reports them in a way
that made every other one go unseen before.
It connects even with a system wide proxy or ping booster in the way, and the
browser tab uses noticeably less CPU.
Linux through Proton: several fixes for opening the dashboard and for the ATS
launcher.

Credits
Netherman

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