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AISO Containers

Alternative ISO containers standard

This standard was developed in regard to the "New ISO" and Nacon's ISO containers standards.

You can find more AISO containers in this collection.

You can find a detailed guide here

Why did we make this standard?
The fact is that the New ISO and Nacon's ISO uses a width of 11 blocks that is better than the ISO 9x9, but they will keep the length of 40-ft is 24 blocks unchanged, which distorts the external proportions of the container. In addition, the even number of container length blocks does not allow them to be suspended by the center of mass on the cable when using a crane. So thats the reason.

Dimensions
This standard is built on the principle of stacking 10-foot containers (13 blocks) with a separation of 1 block between them: 13 blocks is a 10-ft, +1+13=27 blocks is a 20-ft, +13+1=41 is a 30-ft, +13+1=55 blocks is 40-ft.

10 ft (2.99 m) = 11x12х13 blocks in game (3.25 m, scale 1:1.09)
20 ft (6.058 m) = 11х12х27 blocks in game (6.75 m, scale 1:1.11)
30 ft (9.1 m) = 11х12х41 blocks in game (10.25 m, scale 1:1.12)
40 ft (12.192 m) = 11х12х55 blocks in game (13.75 m, scale 1:1.13)

Width is 11 blocks, and basic hight is 12 blocks.

You can find some truck trailers for this containers on the JarnSorm page

With respect, Alex Ignatov, JarnSorm, imcatsrsly