crazy cargo prices

[RootlessAgrarian]

I have raised this issue over at SCS forum, only to be told it must be a mod problem

So I'll ask here, has anyone seen prices like these:



They don't make any sense (to me) and I'm wondering about an array overrun somewhere trashing the current cargo data structures.

I don't have any "foreign" trailer/cargo packs active right now...

[edit] I forgot to mention that this is new as of 1.23 ETS2 and/or PM 2.02. Never saw it before now.

[Asparagus]

See this post : http://www.promods.net/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=12264

Known bug and work in progress.

[Josh0]

So I'll ask here, has anyone seen prices like these:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/rootlessa ... 453337935/
They don't make any sense (to me) and I'm wondering about an array overrun somewhere trashing the current cargo data structures.

See this post : http://www.promods.net/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=12264
Known bug and work in progress.

Asparagus is correct, this is a known problem with ProMods 2.02 on ETS2 1.23.x: [2.02] Known jobs that fail GPS route in map. You'll also notice that when you click on the job, there is no planned route highlighted between the source and destination flags on the map. The game has problems determining the planned route for some destinations - as a result, the game assumes the route to be nearly zero distance, which (usually) causes a "wildly" miscalculated price-per-distance value. Note: not all jobs with high price-per-distance values are a problem.

I have raised this issue over at SCS forum, only to be told it must be a mod problem

To be fair, it is a problem that was introduced by ETS2 1.23.x, but it falls to the ProMods team to make adjustments the locations. The ProMods team found this problem in the internal Beta version of ProMods 2.02, and the team was able to correct many of the broken GPS routes before releasing ProMods 2.02. A few broken GPS routes were not fixed in time for the 2.02 release (the remaining failures are detailed in the topic Asparagus and I have provided a link to) because their solution requires more detailed investigation/work.