Realistic state spawn for Jazzycat’s cars v1.0 Mod

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Realistic state spawn for Jazzycat’s cars v1.0 Mod

SPAWN SETTINGS
After almost three years of work, I finally feel ready to release my add-on for Jazzycat’s traffic mods, which features realistic vehicle spawning. My settings cover every US state (both from the base game and map mods), as well as Mexican states and Canadian provinces.

MORE COLORS
One of the main features is a realistic color palette. Every vehicle comes with all of its factory color options, with adjusted spawn probabilities. This is especially noticeable with higher-end cars, which also have their own unique color distributions. I also replaced the wheels on some vehicles to better match their real-world counterparts.

LICENSE PLATES
Recently, I also started working on expanded and more diverse license plate support. The mod now includes multiple plate designs issued throughout the years, along with alternative and out-of-state plates, making traffic feel even more varied. At the moment, this feature covers California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Oregon, Nevada, Utah and Colorado. Each of these states also includes vanity license plates. Every state has its own unique pool of real vanity license plate combinations, based on photos published on PlatesMania. This ensures that every combination can be found on an actual vehicle.

MORE CARS
This mod also adds vehicles that I always felt were missing, including both SCS and Jazzycat cars. In total, around 60 vehicles from ETS2 have been added. List of the vehicles:
– Audi A3 (’18, ’25), A4 (’00, ’04 Avant, ’13 Avant), A5 (’07), A6 (’03), A8 (’02, ’17), Q3 (’14);
– BMW 1 Series (’07), 2 Series (’16), 3 Series (’90), 5 Series (’87, ’95, ’06), 6 Series (’10), 7 Series (’94, ’15), X1 (’22), X4 (’19), X5 (’09), X6M (’14);
– Dacia / Renault Duster (’10), Captur (’15), Sandero (’12);
– Fiat 500L (’15);
– Ford Focus (’02, ’17);
– Honda CR-Z (’12), Civic (’23);
– Hyundai i30/Elantra (’17);
– Jaguar XF (’14);
– Jeep Renegade (’17);
– Lamborghini Urus (’18);
– Land Rover Freelander (’06);
– Lexus RX (’03);
– Maserati Quattroporte (’18);
– Maybach 62 (’10);
– Mazda 2 (’10), 3 (’08, ’11);
– Mercedes-Benz A (’18), C (’06), CLS (’18), E (’02), G (’07, ’18);
– Mini Cooper (’06);
– Nissan March (’12);
– Opel Insignia / Buick Regal (’08);
– Peugeot 208 (’14), 2008 (’24);
– Polestar 3 (’25);
– Rolls-Royce Phantom (’20), Wraith (’13);
– Saturn Astra (’08);
– Suzuki SX4 (’10);
– Tesla Model S (’22);
– Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (’25);
– Volvo C30 (’06), XC60 (’14, ’22);
– Volkswagen Golf (’91, ’97, ’03, ’08), Passat CC (’10), Polo (’10).


Credits: SCS, Jazzycat, Egon, Elitesquad Modz
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