Life on the Road

Life on the Road is mainly worth checking through map, POI, biome, or prefab placement, vehicle access route, driving, speed, and terrain behavior, fuel, repair, health, and storage, ownership and removal behavior, and recipe unlocks and required books. Do that in a copied save or test server before changing a main world.

Use 7 Days to Die Mods listing to confirm exact file names, branches, screenshots, and update notes; then judge the MOD by the in-game parts above, not only by whether the game launches.

• Generate or load a test world, visit the affected places, then restart and check quest and trader routes.
• Check whether the vehicle is crafted, bought, looted, quested, or admin-spawned.
• Drive through roads, bridges, trader areas, POI doors, hills, and rough ground.
• Refuel, damage, repair, fill storage, save, restart, and reconnect before public use.

Life on the Road turns the Box Truck into a mobile workshop for 7 Days to Die, letting the vehicle carry workbench and forge utility while you travel. Test it on a fresh world or copied save before using it in a regular run.

Life on the Road should be tested through how players get the vehicle, fuel it, repair it, store items in it, and use it across real roads and POIs.

• Check crafting, trader access, loot, or admin spawn separately.
• Drive through cities, bridges, trader areas, and rough terrain.

The important test is persistence: ownership, vehicle storage, repair state, fuel, position, and removal behavior after restart.

• Do not use player-owned live vehicles as the first removal test.
• Keep a world backup before changing a vehicle pack.

On servers, write parking, abandoned vehicle, storage loss, and admin-recovery rules before the MOD becomes part of regular play.

• Restart and reconnect before calling the setup stable.
• Tell players how vehicle storage is handled on rollback.