Curveball Anders

Another funky thing with them was the mid-engine (like a supercar) construction. Engine behind the pilot and a long shaft to a tractor propeller, leaving room (and weight) for heavy guns in the nose.

When aiming for cheap launches (as in standard multi launch crafts like UpDownTaxi (aka Soyus) or Progress/Refuel) I go for SRB with LF tanks on top (hybrid aspargus). I aim to drop the core launcher just shy of 70k orbit.

We need a bit more info to help. Like what's you're trying to do and then logs.

We need a bit more info to help. Logs says more that pictures.

Erh, Resonant Orbits? https://meyerweb.com/eric/ksp/resonant-orbits/

According to the logs your install is totally FUBAR. The list of mods contains several conflicting versions of the same mods. Do a clean install in a new catalog and add the mods you want one by one.

Instead of trying to tweak and mod windoze you could just ditch it

Everything in KSP is connected in a tree fashion from a root node. So you simply can't connect parts that way. Use single decouplers and struts (who together with fuel ducts are the exceptions) instead.

Serenity is the Chinese server, oh, wrong game, sorry.

Something must be wrong with your CKAN settings since you've got several mods that state 1.5.1 and 1.6.1 in their miniavc log lines. I'd recommend that you check your CKAN compatibility settings.

When I realized that KSP wasn't a flightsim and grew tired of repeating the same maneuvers over and over again, so I install MJ.

I just want to declare my support for this side of the argument I like the idea of putting stuff together to perform a certain objective, regardless of how it looks. (I have the same approach to Lego, but not to coding ...) Sadly there was no (at least not yet) "Mulle Meck Bygger Raketer"/"Gary Gadget Builds Rockets", but KSP is that plus orbital mechanics Edit: I was wrong! There was a Mulle Meck Uptäcker Rymden (Discovers Space). My kids must have been to old when it was released ...

I must have buggered something else up, because it doesn't work (unless I manually hack the MechJebNoCommandPod.cfg file) Here's old cfg that used to work- @PART[*]:HAS[@MODULE[ModuleCommand]]:Final { %MODULE[MechJebCore] { MechJebLocalSettings { MechJebModuleCustomWindowEditor { unlockTechs = start } ... MechJebModuleRendezvousGuidance { unlockTechs = start } } } }

This is a good idea. But not everyone in a dev team are coders or QA and you can't just replace people for a point release (at least not very many). You can however change the focus of a release, concentrate on current issues, and maybe add some temporary hired guns (as they've done before) to clean up code and resolve some standing issues.

Keep in mind that KSP is more CPU heavy than GPU heavy, so don't splash out too much on a hip GPU unless you already have the CPU (and RAM) to match it.