Style Of Vabis

Style Of Vabis Connector — detailed briefing

This app was built by me (kopamam senden), serving as Developer at Style Of Vabis. The goal isn’t just “adding something” — it’s making the map smoother and higher quality, and presenting the VTC as more organised, more professional, and a step ahead. Everything is explained clearly below.

1) What is Style Of Vabis Connector?

Style Of Vabis Connector is a lightweight desktop app. It was built by me (kopamam senden), serving as Developer at Style Of Vabis, to safely link your Euro Truck Simulator 2 / American Truck Simulator driving session to our website.

In short, it does this

  • While you’re in a TruckersMP session, it sends your position to our live VTC map — smoother, clearer, higher quality
  • It logs the jobs you deliver to the website in a clean, organised way
  • It helps fill profile areas such as recent jobs, truck info, and garage summary with real driving quality

I did not build it to ruin your gameplay, show ads, or pressure anyone. I prepared it so Style Of Vabis looks more alive, more organised, more professional, and clearly higher quality from the outside.

Connector is not a cheat injector. It reads the official SCS telemetry channel and sends data only to the Style Of Vabis website, using the key you provide.

2) What do you gain? (member & VTC)

For you

  • A smoother, higher-quality map: when you’re on the road in TMP, your position appears clearer and more fluid on the VTC map
  • Clean job logging: delivered jobs are saved properly (route, cargo, distance, tonnage, income, truck info)
  • A richer profile: recent jobs and garage showcase (last truck / most-driven brand) start filling with real quality
  • Low effort, high standard: once set up, it runs quietly in the background

For the VTC

  • A clear, premium answer to “Who’s on the road?”
  • The roster looks united and polished on the map — not scattered
  • Job activity is recorded; VTC liveliness becomes visible with real quality signals
  • A more modern, organised, high-class image to the outside
  • A standard many other groups don’t have (or only half have) — quality first

So Connector isn’t just a “tech plugin”. I designed it as part of Style Of Vabis’ language of quality, order, and standing a step ahead.

3) How it works (in player language)

  1. You create a personal connection key on the website.
  2. You paste that key into the Connector app.
  3. With the SCS telemetry plugin active in-game, Connector reads position and job data.
  4. If you’re in a TruckersMP session, that data is sent to Style Of Vabis.
  5. The map and profile pages display it.

Important rules

  • TruckersMP is required. You won’t appear on the map in singleplayer / offline. I chose this on purpose so the VTC map reflects the TMP roster.
  • If you stay still for a while (AFK), you may be hidden from the map; you reappear when you move again.
  • When a job is delivered, it’s saved to the site; I added protection so the same job isn’t written over and over.
  • When an update is available, you can move to the new version with the update option.

4) Setup & usage (step by step)

A) Website side

  1. Log in to the Style Of Vabis website.
  2. Go to My Account.
  3. Create a connection key in the Style Of Vabis Connector / link section.
  4. The key is shown once — copy it immediately. If you lose it, renew it (the old key stops working).
  5. You can revoke the key whenever you want.

B) PC / game side

  1. Install / run Style Of Vabis Connector on your PC.
  2. The API URL comes prefilled; what you mainly need to do is paste your key.
  3. Make sure the SCS telemetry plugin (scs-telemetry / scs-sdk-plugin) is in the game’s bin/win_x64/plugins folder.
  4. Launch the game through TruckersMP.
  5. Confirm in Connector that the connection is active / live.

After that:

  • You’ll appear on the map while driving
  • Deliveries get logged to the site
  • Your profile fills over time

I kept setup as short as possible. Once configured, you shouldn’t need to fight with it every time.

5) What data is sent? What isn’t?

Examples of data that may be sent / saved

  • Position (for the map)
  • Live driving info such as speed / game state
  • A summary of the active job (cargo, source–destination, etc.)
  • Completed job records (route, cargo, distance, tonnage, income, truck brand/model)
  • App version (so the connection stays healthy)

What is not sent

  • Your website password
  • Your Steam / TruckersMP password
  • Bank / personal identity information
  • Scanning your PC files and uploading them
  • Your chats, microphone, or screenshots

I did not design Connector as an all-seeing spy tool. It only carries the driving data needed for the VTC map and job logging to Style Of Vabis, using your key.

6) Security, control & transparency

I want this point to be especially clear:

  • This app is not malware.
  • It does not log into your account without permission.
  • It does not ask for your password.
  • The key starts and ends with you: create, renew, revoke.
  • If you want to disconnect, revoking the key is enough.
  • My goal is not to police, punish, or corner members — it’s to make the VTC more visible and higher quality.

If something feels wrong, revoke the key first, then message me. I deliberately built control to stay in the member’s hands.

7) Why did I build this? Why does it matter?

I built this as Style Of Vabis Developer (kopamam senden), because a quality VTC is not only a nice logo, an active Discord, or the occasional convoy. Quality is also measured by order, standards, visibility, a smoother map experience, and standing together.

That’s why I developed Style Of Vabis Connector. With it:

  • Our map feels more fluid and higher quality
  • Our roster is clearly and cleanly visible
  • Jobs don’t disappear — they stay on record with real detail
  • Profiles don’t stay empty — they start reflecting real driving quality
  • From the outside, people see a united, careful, premium VTC — not a scattered player group

Being ahead of other VTCs isn’t just about being bigger. It’s about being more organised, more innovative, and clearly higher quality. I built Connector to make that difference visible.

Carrying the same high standard together strengthens us inside and outside. It reinforces “we’re Style Of Vabis on the same line” instead of “everyone on their own”.

8) FAQ

Is it mandatory?
Right now my goal is to inform you and collect feedback. I want us to clarify together how it should sit as a VTC standard.

Does it drop FPS / break the game?
I built it to be a lightweight companion; my goal is not to stress the game. If you hit issues, tell me.

Does it work without TruckersMP?
I set map visibility for TMP sessions. That’s so the VTC map stays accurate and meaningful.

Can I use it on phone?
No — it’s a desktop app (and the game runs on PC anyway).

Should I share my key?
No. The key is personal. If you share it, someone else can send data as you — renew it if you’re unsure.

Do my jobs appear immediately?
They go to the site after delivery. They should show on profiles/lists shortly after.

Will there be updates?
Yes. I kept Connector open to growth and will keep improving it with version updates.

9) The feedback I’m asking for

Please think about these and reply:

  1. Would you use it? Why yes / why no?
  2. Is the setup explanation clear enough?
  3. Which feature do you value most? (map, job log, profile, garage…)
  4. Is anything missing that you’d like added?
  5. Any security / privacy concerns?
  6. Would you want this to become a common VTC standard?
  7. What should be simplified in the wording or usage?

Positive, critical, short or long — every comment helps me.

10) Closing

I prepared Style Of Vabis Connector as the team’s Developer (kopamam senden), so the whole roster can look more organised, more visible, and clearly higher quality: a smoother map, cleaner records, stronger presence.

My goal isn’t to force anyone; it’s to take Style Of Vabis one quality step further together.

Thanks for reading.
I’m looking forward to your thoughts.

Style Of Vabis Connector · briefing