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Awesome mod, but currently rings aren't showing up on Linux. The first part of the problem is with KittopiaTech, it contained several references to a "Gamedata" folder rather than "GameData". This works fine on windows, which doesn't use a case sensitive filesystem, but causes issues on operating systems that do. I've submitted a fix for this on the github repo, so hopefully that will get pulled soon. In the meantime, here's a fixed PFUtilityAddon.dll. Drop it in the KittopiaSpace/Plugins folder. The second part of the problem is also due to case sensitivity issues. Renaming "sarnus_ring.png" to "Sarnus_ring.png", and "urlum_ring.png" to "Urlum_ring.png", fixes the rings on Linux.

No. This is something new. The HydroTrain.

You're very welcome. Be aware though, that Squad are implementing some form of Crew Transfer in .25 (according to the latest devnotes), so this mod might not have much of a raison d'être after that. I'll maintain CrewXfer until then, but after that it depends on how exactly they've decided to handle it. If it's similar to the way Ship Manifest or Crew Manifest do it, then you can be assured that CrewXfer is sticking around.

It's not in the scope of this mod, I'm afraid. If you want that then you should check out Ship Manifest.

Post an issue, with a log file attached, on the Github page linked in the very first post. I can't fix the issue without that log file. Post the log file. At the risk of repeating myself, I'd like to ask anybody reporting issues, to post a log file, please. Because, otherwise, I have absolutely no idea what exactly is going wrong. For all I know with the information that I have been given: there could be a bug in my code; you might have installed it incorrectly; there could be a conflict with another mod; a cosmic ray might have flipped a bit. Or perhaps your computer even spontaneously combusted, which would with near-certainty put a damper CrewXfer's ability to transfer crew (and would viciously slaughter any other functions of that smoldering wreck that used to be a computer). I'm sorry if this is coming across as rude, but I would like to try to diagnose and to fix these issues. Which I can't do... (have you guessed it already?) ...without the log file.

I can't really tell you much without a log file, but if you report it on github, with the log attached, I'll try and look into it. Does it work with new vessels?

Do you have ModuleManager installed? If not, that's probably the issue. If you do have it installed, report an issue on github and include a log file.

I've just uploaded v0.5. It'll take a while for it to show up on Curse, but it's already available on Github. Release Notes: Now built against 0.24 As per Tortoise's request, Kerbals can be swapped between full crew modules. 5thHorseman suggested a way to do it that doesn't clutter the UI.

Hmmm... I hadn't even considered this. I'll have to take a look at some of the UIPartAction controls, but this might be doable. I'm definitely considering implementing this feature now.

I probably won't implement this. For two reasons: Firstly it would clutter up the codebase (admittedly it's incredibly small at the moment, but I'd like to keep it that way). The UI code (and functionality) are implemented using PartModules and I'm not currently aware of another way to do it. To have a "Swap XXX Kerman" function would require some sort of shared state between PartModules, which would mean another dirty hack on top a mod that is to be quite honest an ugly, if stable hack. I haven't really touched the code in about two weeks, but as it's currently implemented it uses some dirty tricks with reflection to determine how many parts are right-clicked, whether they can store crew, and if they can, it enables the "Transfer XXX Kerman" actions and redraws the UIPartActionWindow, otherwise it's hidden. Unfortunately, as far as I'm aware it's the only way to do it. If I recall correctly, FireSpitter uses the same trick for redrawing tweakables. Secondly, the whole point of this mod was to avoid spamming the UI as much as possible, and I'd rather not add any extra windows or options that aren't entirely necessary. I'm not really sure how I'd fit in a "Swap" button, without introducing another window, or cluttering up an already cluttered right-click menu. At the moment I have another small project that I'm working on (it's only in the early stages), that I suspect users of this and CLS might find interesting. I'll post it on the forums and github as soon as I have some usable code.

Thanks. The issue is that you don't have ModuleManager installed. The bigger issue is that I didn't specify that it was required, so that's my fault. I've updated the main post and added a link to the mod.

For everyone who wanted "Transfer ..." to be hidden unless there's two parts selected, I've uploaded a prerelease to github. (Found here). I would very much appreciate it if people could test it, and help me kill any bugs that crop up. It is a prerelease however, so don't expect it to be stable. If you could test the prerelease, that would help. And I know you've said that there's nothing strange, but could you PM the log file anyway? Just in case you've missed anything.

Can you post a report and log file on github? (go to the issues tab).

I've gotten that (mostly) working, and it's currently in the git repo. I'll try to get a build out soon, it's just that I've started work at a summer job and I haven't had the chance to do much testing on it. In other words: Soon.

I've released v0.4, it incorporates shaw's fixes for TextureReplacer and is available on Github here. The Curse download will take a while to update but should be up to date shortly.

Thanks for that, I'll have a fixed version out as soon as I can.

That's exactly right, and I've clarified it (I hope), in the OP.

I've worked out what the problem is, I forgot to bundle CLSInterfaces.dll with the plugin. For a quick fix, download CLS, and copy the CLSInterfaces.dll file into the CrewXfer directory. Or just install Connected Living Spaces. I'll have an update out that bundles CLSInterfaces.dll ASAP.

The opposite in fact. I just pushed CLS support to the main branch, and it should work out of the box. (At the very least it happens to work on my box). Just install CLS alongside it and CrewXfer will use it to check whether the parts you're moving Kerbals between are connected.

I'm fully aware of Crew Manifest, I even mentioned it in the OP, but the main point of this was that the UI was slightly more integrated into the stock game. I'll admit, it doesn't make a huge difference, but it's my personal preference. It also has preliminary support for Connected Living Spaces, which as far as I know Crew Manifest doesn't have. (Although Ship Manifest does).

Kerbal Crew Transfer - A lightweight alternative to Crew Manifest Transferring Kerbals is now as easy as moving fuel. Requires ModuleManager. v0.5 has been released: Release Notes. Download from Curse Download from Github Download from Kerbal Stuff Crew Transfer has optional support for Connected Living Spaces and will use it if it's installed. Just in case people are confused as to what I mean: CLS is only an optional dependency, and Crew Transfer will function perfectly fine without it. If CLS is installed, however, Crew Transfer will make use of it to determine whether two parts are actually connected before allowing you to transfer crew between them. Report any bugs or issues on github: https://github.com/joedavis/CrewXfer Include a log file, see here If you wish to support this mod, you can donate in BTC at 17PVzVssJEGNhVgTJnVAoyud15iCYwHLUu Screenshot: Released under the ISC license. Copyright (c) 2014 Joe Davis Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.