mecki

Thanks for the feedback! I checked again. I hadn't played KSP for a long time. CKAN didn't update Procedural Parts since it isn't compatible with my current KSP version. I updated manually and now it works.

I'm on 1.2.2 and I don't have any controls to change the size of my parts when I right-click. Is this to due to my up-to-date KSP version?

Hey! One things I noticed: Parachutes aren't recognized in the VAB: There is a "warning" in the info popup saying "Parachute missing!". Thanks for this great update!

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/64118-0-90-Real-Fuels-v8-3-Dec-20-14?p=876665&viewfull=1#post876665

You can see and download my changes here: https://github.com/bax-/ActiveTextureManagement/tree/master/Content

I made a pull request about two weeks ago to the ATM Github repo to preserve a list of toolbar icons and to preserve all icons in /Icons/ folders. Hopefully rbray will be back soon and implement that in the next release…

I downloaded via CKAN and did not change any config files…

Does anyone know if the wird behavior of the RealChute stack chutes case's nodes is a bug in RO or in RC? There always is a gap between the case and the part that it gets attached to first.

I guess so… which one is the base mod?

as far as I recall it you always have to add the engine first and then add the interstage fairing adapter to the engine…

I made a pull request on Github 9 days ago for that and for preserving some of the toolbar icons. Does anyone know why I have "Memory saved: 0" in my logs?

In my logs I have ActiveTextureManagement: Memory Saved : 0B ActiveTextureManagement: Memory Saved : 0kB ActiveTextureManagement: Memory Saved : 0MB I have several mods installed. I'm running the x86 aggressive on OSX

Thanks for the update! If not known: It's not on CKAN yet *duckingaway*

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hzu724gx8t8jc5b/20150128-Player.log?dl=0

As I said earlier: I don't know why you would need to go into the above node to go back into the node you already are. That`s why I would replace #$../MODULE[ModuleFuelTanks]/temp$ with #$temp$ That's just the way it works in this example: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/55219-Module-Manager-2-3-5-%28Sept-14%29-Loading-Speed-Fix?p=1416253&viewfull=1#post1416253 (from https://github.com/sarbian/ModuleManager/wiki/Module%20Manager%20Syntax) to be safe you could also use %temp = 0 when you first define it.