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Very nice mod, thank you very much! Quick question: the new HG-55 antenna deploys in the other direction than the original, downwards in the picture below (only a problem inconvenience for existing crafts). I don't suppose there is a simple way to keep the old one and have the new additionaly?

...it works, even with (way too) many other mods... now that's random... Thanks!

Thank you very much, Ger_space! Unfortunatly, KK stops working with ContractConfigurator. In case you, or someone else is working on KK: KK throws an exception; buttons don't work, statics not visible. A log with KerbalKonstructs, ContractConfigurator, ModuleManager and no other mods. New career: KSP.log Cheers

Is this mod abandoned? Or could someone post an "Unofficial Version"? It may still work: Thanks!

Yes. As long as you use the latest Kerbal Konstructs, it should work.

I didn't test it. Depends on whether the current KerbalKonstructs version works with RSS or not (the last version did). The towers are most likely below surface. You'll have to raise the altitude manually; launch a ship and open the KK editor with Ctrl-K.

Uploaded to SpaceDock with new KerbalKonstructs, works now in 1.0.5. Enjoy!

Uploaded to SpaceDock, latest Kerbalkonstruct included. Works now in 1.0.5.

It's the "mysterious way" thing. Iirc medsouz, the original creator of KerbalKonstructs, looked into just that. But he gave up, too complicated.

Filter Extension config and icons for Tantares & Tantares-LV. Maybe this was posted before, but the thread is way too long... -> Download <- Install as per folder structure in the .zip file.

You can set a new launch site as default in the VAB and SPH. So you don't have to change it every time. But you cannot change the "Home view" of the KSC.

That's not possible. KK can only run an animation (i.e. light) on mouse click and run it backwards on the second click.

You are kind of right... I tried to use real-ish numbers. These towers seem to be in the range of 150m - 180m. The NASA VAB is 160m. So I scaled it to that. I'll test what a 0.75 or even 0.5 scale looks like.