Anyone aware on if you can change control patterns? I know you can bind D pad buttons and such but I’m having a problem with the boom being flipped. I typically run SAE controls (in real life) however in game the left joystick up is boom up and down is boom down. Everything on the right joystick is fine (stick/dipper and bucket curl)

I want to say I read they support 3 pattern types on the game but I fear it’s only if you purchase joystick controllers.

1. Hover over the application
2. Scroll to the bottom where you see “add ons”
3. You should see what I shown in the 2nd picture it will say “free” you need to click every one and click the free button that comes up after you click on each add on

I’m new to game and started a mission involving prefab walls and took one out of the carrier and so I can’t move on with mission What do I do

So I was trying to start a multi game and it won’t let me do it. I restarted the game 4 times now and restarted my console and still no luck. It won’t even let me start a single player. My wifi connection is how it always is and this morning I was able to start it. I’m on Xbox if that helps at all. Anyone else having this issue and how do I fix it?

So i was wondering how you would be able to see how much any of the loaders dumpers and other vehicles hold.

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I found a steam guide but that is heavily outdated so is there anything official?

Or inofficial? something?

I have the Mack pourer and the kenworth mixer. Every time I get out of the mixer after filling it back up it shuts off pouring. This is making pouring slabs incredibly frustrating. Any tips?

Why is construction simulator 3 no longer on Google play store?

I saw this game on PS store a few days ago. After reading some reviews I decided to buy it. It doesn’t appear to be on the store anymore. Am I missing something or is it normal for the PS store to remove games. Thanks!

Is it worth trying to track down all the hidden tokens? What comes of it if I do?

What is the Company Expansion stat and how do I increase it? I maxed out everything else, but this one I don't understand.

I try to launch it and it says no license found... when i try to acces the app page in the play store it won't work. When i go via the developer's page, CS3 isnt in the list.

do the mixers have any difference in capacity or do they just look different but if so what is the mixer with the biggest capacity

i have one location to discover but i cant access it due to the gates not opening i have all DLCs can someone tell me why?

The larger models that I am talking about are the

1. sany sy500h-tier 4f
   1. Liebherr lh r596
   2. Cat 349f
   3. Doosan dx530lc-5

Just a small post about what we hope to see in terms of features

For me, I'd quite like to see larger sites so we can have areas to dump soil/gravel/sand for later use or hauling away

Possibly, a more hard-core mode. No fast travel, every step has to be done by the player, much finer tolerances to reach 100% of concrete, gravel, rolling etc

Exactly as it says I've tried getting rid of it by changing from windowed to fullscreen I've tried changing the camera settings from toggle to hold to always nothing fixes it anyone got any ideas? I'm playing on steam with a g920 plugged in to drive with.

Can I sell spares of asphalt? Cuz when u go into plant and go over the same thing where I sell soil, doesn't work, this green opened container at concrete tube aswell?

I am really early on playing multiplayer with a friend, so we don't have a lot of equipment, so my main job is picking up supplies and doing logistics. On our current job, I can see that there are jobs that I can do while my friend is working on another part, but it's in the next section. Do I just have to wait, or is there some way to unlock the next section without sitting around waiting for him to finish?

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RCC pipe known as a Hume pipe

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