Setup consists of a few steps, you should follow all of them. You can call your ISP to find this out, or ask someone who lives with you (if they're tech-savvy, they might know!). In that case, you should investigate further whether you also have an IPv4. If you don't know which one you have, look at the IP address you see on - if it contains : colons, it's IPv6. Please make sure to read the LICENSE of the server before use. Also refer to the Server Maintenance section for more info. Getting a server up and running is a process with a few steps! It's quite easy, but if you run into any issues, feel free to ask on our Forum or on our Discord server in the #server-support channel. You can make private servers, which only people you invite can join, or public servers, which will show in our official server list. Servers are an integral part of BeamMP players are connected to each other through the server. Lots of mileage here - though I didn't make this map, some of my textures were used with permission.Īltitude - one of DoullPepper's finest works, though I am not sure you'll get a full truck through it, maybe a box truck full of pianos would make it though, just wouldn't make all the non-obligatory jumps, though.Making a server for BeamMP is very easy and free! There's also 'Desert Highway' which is lots of routes in the desert. This is the only map so far that I haven't made in this list. Lots of highways and lots of destinations too.

However, the highways are all pretty tame, so they should be completely truck friendly.Īmerican Road - a large map just like Roane County or So-Cal just not quite as big as Roane County. So-Cal Interstate - more like Nevada, just lots more miles of road, and lots of wacky-steep side-roads that look more like a roller-coaster than actual real roads. Nevada Interstate - 15 miles of highway in a huge loop that goes up and down out of the mountains to challenge your trucks drive-train to the fullest.

Tail of the dragon: only a very experienced trucker could get a truck up this real-life no-trucks-allowed route. Just don't cross the railroad tracks unless there's a bridge over/under them or the dolly legs will get hung up on the trailer. It has 16 miles or so of highway, real highway, so feel free to drive a truck around it all day. Roane County Tennessee (currently a 'featured' map on the game website map mods page). Havent found anything of the sort, yet, so I decided I'll just do it myself. Or maybe chain a few cars together and strap it to a pickup sorta deal. Just something I can take a semi and haul a big ol' load over the hill on. I've been looking high and low for a rather simple hill climb or mountain road sorta deal map. I apologize if this is elsewhere, I am blind and cannot find it. Originally posted by Piamond Dickaxe:Title.

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