Tarheel1999

I assume he was referring to collectibles, e.g., a mint condition Star Wars character, etc.

It’s not as simple as you think. Are you aware of any other game that does what KSP does? I’m not. The only real option for Take2 would be to build a custom engine and as successful as KSP is, it’s not that successful. Space Engineers built their own engine and that didn’t turn out so well.

And what would that engine be exactly? If wishes were horses, beggars would ride...

My bad. I remember a time when you said they were running the same simulation. Didn’t realize it was that long ago.

Thank you for the patch notes. I really wonder what is going on with T2/Squad. I just clicked through multiple threads looking for these.

I’m pretty sure it’s the other way around Mechjeb used/uses the simulation code in KER.

Sarbian was joking. He hadn’t updated the main page yet. The KIS modder probably grabbed 3.05 straight from Sarbian’s server.

Look in the KSPedia. Angel has generally been really good at including detailed info in the KSPedia entries for his mods.

I ran into heating problems as well when I built a small automated miner. The only solution was to place the surface radiators directly on the reactor. My small miner even had a MKS TCS and it wasn’t enough to keep up with a 2.5 MPU, two small automated drills, and 2 .625 reactors. With the surface radiators (two on each reactor) I was able to add another 2 drills without issue. I think the reason for this is that the surface radiators only absorb heat from the parent and grandparent parts and so other parts like mpus and drills can’t steal all of the heat transfer. I tried a lot of different solutions but it seems the reactors require surface radiators when there are other parts with high thermal requirements.

It appears the space dock version hasn’t been updated for at least a year if not more. It lists the compatible version as KSP 1.1.3. Stick to Github for Roverdude’s mods. I’m glad we got this sorted out. Game crashes are always frustrating.

Welcome to KSP. That is just how it works.

Your game still seems to be crashing at the same point though. How much free RAM do you have when you run KSP? I would close all other unnecessary programs before running KSP. I’d also confirm that you are running the lastest versions of Konstruction and USI tools. The latest USI tools can be found here: https://github.com/UmbraSpaceIndustries/UmbraSpaceIndustries/releases Update - Taking another look at it...it appears you have chosen not to install Konstruction as it is packaged. Please redownload Konstruction and install ALL folders (even the ones you think you don’t want or need), download and install the latest USI Tools from the link above, and try again. If I had to guess, I would say your game is crashing because it’s looking for a resource it can’t find because you didn’t copy the CommunityResourcePack to your gamedata folder.

You can start by making sure CRP, B9 part switch and whatever version of SSP you are using are installed properly.

1. This is not a MKS problem. As you have identified yourself. 2. KSP ALWAYS creates logs. It creates two logs every time you start the game. 3. This is probably an install problem. You are going to have to either start from a fresh install and re-add your mods or scour your GameData folder to make sure everything is properly installed, i.e., there are no nested GameData folders or you have failed to install all dependencies. 4. If you are using Kerbalism, stop using it or accept that using Kerbalism vastly limits what mods you can install.

How much ram does your computer have? The log file shows that your game is crashing while loading Squad parts. It hasn’t even reached the Konstruction parts yet. It really looks like you are running out of memory. Also, that is not a clean install. You have the KSPmodfilelocalizer installed. Here are some suggestions: 1. Start with a clean install of KSP. Load that install and make sure it works. 2. Download the latest version of Konstruction and install it. 3. Download latest version of ModuleManager and install it. 4. Load the game and report back.

Install problem. You have nested GameData folders. It looks like you unzipped the download directly into your gamedata folder. You need to open the zip archive and copy everything from the gamedata folder inside the zip archive to the gamedata folder in your KSP install. It should look like KSP\gamedata\WildBlueIndustries

Try @mass = 0.25. The @ sign means edit. You probably just added an extra line to the config. You can look at the MM cache file in the game data folder to see how the patches were processed

https://github.com/Kopernicus/Kopernicus/releases P.S. It’s the same place were the new release is.

Try it and find out! Nertea probably has no clue. As this is mostly a parts pack it should be fine. But the only way to know for certain is to try it yourself.

Everything you’ve posted looks amazing. Can’t wait!

Asked and answered.

Precisely. All parts with cck-rovers in the tag should appear in that category. So if you were to add cck-rovers to the tag of the parts via MM config or by directly editing the cfg file, they should appear in that category. I would start by looking at the cfg files for parts already in the category to confirm.

https://github.com/BobPalmer/CommunityCategoryKit/blob/master/FOR_RELEASE/GameData/CommunityCategoryKit/common-filters.cfg

I was using 1.3.1-4 which Thomas updated earlier today.

Okay. Chalk this up to user error then. I downloaded the most recent Kopernicus because I try to keep all mods updated. I scanned the patch notes but missed the section below about mods needing an update. @Thomas P. Apparently, this was user error on my part. I apologize for wasting your time. I missed your italicized section at the bottom stating that mods would need to be updated. Might I suggest that you state at the top that mods relying on Koppernicus may/will need to be updated due to significant code changes? There is a substantial tension between the introduction and closing of your post.