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Players can now set specific "avoidance pins" on their GPS to bypass certain roads or areas during navigation.

While 1.35 was celebrated for the German rework and trailer ownership, the (publicly released in late 2019, but still relevant for legacy patches today) appeared smaller on the surface. The patch notes looked modest: "Rendering changes" and "Map additions." However, under the hood, SCS Software did something drastic. ets2 135 to 136 patch new

Quality-of-life features often go unnoticed, but 1.36 refined the map system: Players can now set specific "avoidance pins" on

The most significant technical change in the 1.36 patch was the complete removal of the DirectX 9 (DX9) renderer. For years, DX9 had been the bedrock of ETS2’s compatibility, allowing the game to run on a wide range of older hardware. However, by 2019, this aging API had become a bottleneck. It prevented the implementation of modern graphical features, limited draw distances, and hindered performance on multi-core processors. Quality-of-life features often go unnoticed, but 1