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Merged answers from two duplicate threads

Oh man, sorry! Didn't realize which sub-forum I was in

Another thing to note: the mod's settings are per-save! That is, in my opinion, and awesome feature that means you don't have to screw your ongoing campaign to try it out, you can play a bit on a secondary save and keep the first one intact.

What "it", exactly?

Right click open the Part Action Menu of the decoupler (or docking port), "Disable/Enable crossfeed". Eh, no right click on consoles, right?

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Try logging directly on the site even if it is Outlook. I've had similar problems at work before, tuns out I was deleting the message on the Outlook software, but for some reason the server was keeping it, so it kept being received. When I logged in on the website and deleted it from there, it was gone for good.

Yes! Precisely!

Seems to be fairly new... "Fairly". I wish it was a fairing mod I was talking about.

Wonderful for large stations that need perfect coupling, or for your OCD needs in general!

Hey, a player of different skills! This is really awesome, man!

I'm interested! Granted, I don't play with the dev build, which means I haven't played with KCT ever since 1.1.3... but yes, please share them when they're complete! Back on topic, I'm also one that thinks it adds adds a lot to the game. I also use Monthly Budgets, I think they work very well together.

Don't worry. For a forum about a computer game, this place does have a lot of grown-ups chronologically-impaired people!

Hey, there @HFer Kerman, I moved this post to the "Gameplay questions", since it wasn't getting the correct attention in "Add-on discussions". Also, have you tried the stock Materials bay? I haven't seen this particular wording on a contract, but "Materials exposure" is probably a reference to it.

https://github.com/linuxgurugamer/FMRS/releases

Well, you figured it! Welcome to the forum!

Moving thread to the Gamplay Help sub-forum, since it's about flying in the game rather than real-life science and spaceflight. First, if you have no reaction wheels, then you need RCS. Otherwise, the only source of control in your ship will be gimbaled engines (if you have those), and they only work during powered flight. Notice that pods and some probe cores have integrated reaction wheels, so you don't need extra parts if you're using one of those (only the Probe Sphere has no reaction wheel, I think? Maybe the thinner ones, too). Second, if you have pink markers off center, that means you are applying trim to the ship: press alt+x to remove it. Trim is like a constant nudge in one direction, like an off-center control. It helps flying airplanes, since you usually have to keep the nose a little up. Third, welcome to the forum, @Has4312!

My mom just got a tattoo. So, now, my wife's tattooed, my mom's tattooed, my dad's a skateboarder... and I'm just a nerd :B

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Hey, cheers! You know, the rule about personal information only covers users under 13, you could have posted your face a long time ago if you wanted to

There's another one? Didn't know that. Looks pretty damn sci-fi to me!

No, you don't!

Geek time: I recognized the design as from the Alien franchise right away, but something was off... Turns out this is from the Sulaco (second movie), which is clear from the red and grey design as opposed to Nostromo's white, but the logo on top (inside the grey rectangle) is from the first movie's "Weyland" Corp, not the sequel's "Weyland-Yutani" In any case, you may want to add a spring mechanism to return it to its original position. For the "click", I'm picturing a smaller spring that gets pulled with the lever, but is released back to its original position before the lever finishes its movement. I can't explain it better, but it's like the trigger mechanism inside one of these:

So, do the equivalent of a nuke on an unsuspecting bystander, who might have sided up with you?