Features:
- Improves steering feel for keyboard users
- Makes inputs more progressive and controlled
- Allows smoother cornering at higher speeds
- Reduces sudden steering movements
- Helps maintain stability with realistic suspension settings
- Works with all default trucks
- Compatible with modded trucks, no patches needed
- Recommended to load with high priority in the mod manager
- Suggested steering sensitivity setting: 0.75
- Updated for game version 1.62
Realistic Steering with Keyboard is a handling modification for American Truck Simulator that focuses on improving how steering feels when playing without a wheel. It smooths out the input curve so that turning the truck feels more natural and less twitchy.
The mod reduces sudden, jerky steering movements that can make a truck unstable, especially when realistic suspension settings are in use. This allows for smoother cornering even at higher speeds while keeping the overall driving feel realistic.
It is built to work with all default trucks as well as modded ones, without requiring separate compatibility patches. For best results, it should be placed with high priority above other mods in the load order, and a steering sensitivity value of around 0.75 is recommended as a starting point.
This mod is ideal for players who drive with a keyboard and want more precise, predictable control without losing the realism of the truck's handling.
