What mods support Community Tech Tree?

[Windspren]

I'm planning my 1.1 KSP save, and I plan to use several part mods to take advantage of 64 bit (Yay!). I couldn't find a complete list of which mods support CTT on the main thread, so could someone help me out? 

Thanks!

[CobaltWolf]

Generally speaking, all mods support it I believe. It doesn't remove stock nodes, so it doesn't break anything. I could be horribly wrong.

[Streetwind]

You can't find such a list on the main thread because there is no such list. And beyond checking every single mod in existance, there's no way to compile such a list, either.

CTT does not work like other tech trees, where a single person developes a node layout and curates what mods go where. Much rather CTT is nothing but a node framework. It doesn't define anything at all about what goes where. Instead, any modmaker is free to include a config file with their mod that lets the parts in it take advantage of the standardized CTT framework. But if they don't, there is no problem. The only mods incompatible with CTT are other tech trees. Everything else just works like it has always worked, and ignores CTT's presence completely.

Because of this, nobody knows all of the mods decided to add support, because at any given time, any given modmaker could decide to add or drop support, without making this public outside of their own mod thread.

Edited December 9, 2015 by Streetwind

[RoverDude]

Yep, pretty much what @Streetwind said.

That being said, some of the larger collections that support it include NFT and USI

[mcirish3]

@Laythe Dweller if by chance you happen to research what ones do support CTT please share your results in THE MOD DOCKET

[Windspren]

13 hours ago, Streetwind said:

You can't find such a list on the main thread because there is no such list. And beyond checking every single mod in existance, there's no way to compile such a list, either.

CTT does not work like other tech trees, where a single person developes a node layout and curates what mods go where. Much rather CTT is nothing but a node framework. It doesn't define anything at all about what goes where. Instead, any modmaker is free to include a config file with their mod that lets the parts in it take advantage of the standardized CTT framework. But if they don't, there is no problem. The only mods incompatible with CTT are other tech trees. Everything else just works like it has always worked, and ignores CTT's presence completely.

Because of this, nobody knows all of the mods decided to add support, because at any given time, any given modmaker could decide to add or drop support, without making this public outside of their own mod thread.

So if I download a mod that doesn't "support" CTT, the mod parts will still show up in the Tech Tree? Also, with 1.0's new Tech Tree system, will nodes with no parts in them (like KSPI nodes) still show up and cost science, or will they not be on the Tech Tree?

[Streetwind]

4 hours ago, Laythe Dweller said:

So if I download a mod that doesn't "support" CTT, the mod parts will still show up in the Tech Tree? Also, with 1.0's new Tech Tree system, will nodes with no parts in them (like KSPI nodes) still show up and cost science, or will they not be on the Tech Tree?

Both are correct. Trying to hide empty ndoes still works, but it will not hide the connecting arrows, so it looks weird. And there's also the issue with some mods populating only later nodes, and there's no way to detect whether a path to those nodes is hidden or not. That's why it was decided to not hide the nodes at all.

[Arduin]

Hi all! I know this is an old topic, but it matches perfectly what I wanted to ask:

 

So if I understand this all : Using the CTT will never cause any parts from any mod to not appear usable in my game after unlocking the whole tree? Just to be 100% sure

Edit: Ok don't mind me, if I ever learn how to read properly .. 

Edited April 11, 2016 by Arduin
fixed derp

[Streetwind]

That is correct. They either appear in CTT nodes if they are patched to do so, or they appear in stock nodes. If a part doesn't appear in either, then it is a problem with the part itself (likely because the stock tech tree renamed a node or two in v1.0, and the part wasn't updated).

[LeuZ]

Does someone know which mod or mods fill the last two colonisation nodes?