A modern, high-performance GUI tool designed to automatically locate, analyze, and optimize config.cfg files for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator. Optimize memory buffers, activate developer console mode, and unlock decrypted save formats with single-click precision.
Automatically locates your config.cfg path inside Windows Documents using native Windows Shell API for both ETS2 & ATS.
Sets r_buffer_page_size "50" to expand rendering memory buffers, eliminating micro-stutters and crashes caused by heavy mod combinations.
Enables free camera navigation (`0` key, `Ctrl+F9` teleport) and in-game tilde console (`~`) commands effortlessly.
Cleanly modifies target keys while preserving user comments, structure, and unrelated settings without risk of file corruption.
Download and run Truck_Simulator_Config_Optimizer.exe. No installation or Python setup is required.
Select your game (Euro Truck Simulator 2 or American Truck Simulator). The auto-detector will load your config file.
Click "Optimize All Settings" or apply granular optimizations. Launch your simulator and enjoy optimal performance!
Enables the developer free camera (numpad 0) and fly-by controls, allowing instant truck teleportation using Ctrl+F9.
Activates the in-game developer console accessed via the tilde key (~) for live command execution, weather control, and debugging.
Exports profile save files in decryptable text format, enabling full compatibility with SII Decrypters and custom profile editing.
Expands memory buffer allocation from default 10MB to 50MB, resolving buffer overflow crash loops and stuttering in heavy mod packs.
No. The application is compiled into a standalone Windows executable (.exe) with zero external runtime dependencies.
No. The tool performs surgical modifications exclusively on the target performance and developer variables, keeping your keybindings, graphics, and audio settings intact.
r_buffer_page_size "50" important?The default buffer size is too small for modern ETS2/ATS setups with high-resolution map mods (ProMods, RoEx), high-detail trucks, and dense traffic, causing frame drops or random crash to desktop (CTD). Setting it to 50 provides solid headroom.
Yes! The complete source code is public under the GNU GPLv3 license on GitHub. It operates 100% locally on your computer with no telemetry or network access.