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Note that EVE is a plugin (not a visual pack). The latest version of the plugin functions fine on 1.6; all the other visual packs linked also utilize the 1.4 version of EVE which continues to function on 1.6. As the EVE syntax has remained unchanged since 1.2, visual mods from even then will likely work without issue on 1.6.

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Most visual enhancements mods do have cloud shadows, some more subtle than others. Check out SVE, AVP, or Sci-Fi VE.

The latest RSSVE update seems to function properly on 1.6, surprisingly. Nonetheless it is not officially supported for the version, but there's no risk of using it anyway.

In my opinion, TWB is very much a comfortable experience that retains the stock system and feel while introducing a diverse array of vibrant, detailed bodies. There is also compatibility with an astounding number of other planet mods. I would highly recommend it

That doesn't affect the compatibility of the mod in this case. Also, why reply to an 8 month old reply?

About 150 mods as noted by AVC, though I have well over 170 checked on CKAN and more unaccounted for by either. Let's say 175 mods, with load times of about 10 minutes. Surprisingly, the install plays at 120 fps with dips to 60, though high part counts are a different story. The game's become a LOT more optimized than it was when I had first started playing. Hopefully my planetary bases will run at more than 5 fps someday, though perhaps that may be a personal problem...

Welcome to the forum! Please read the rules and don't pester mod developers to update their mods, preferably ever into the future. If you have not noticed yet, the developer has been missing in action for over a year. The mod utilizes content it is not permitted to, and has yet to have been picked up. In spite of all this, it's still worth a shot to test the mod out with the latest version of Kopernicus and KSP.

In stock KSP, there'll likely be zero bottlenecking per-se. However, the moment you want to pump in more textures and visual effects, your 1050 2 GB will likely cause the rest of the capable system to suffer. Judging by your past questions on visual mod threads, I suggest you try cutting down on the processor and opting for an improved graphics card for balancing.

AVP will run without scatterer and only EVE, per-se, but you will definitely have a much worse experience as everything is optimized for scatterer enhancement.

Despite the insane specs workstation laptops boast (which do, to their credit, crush productive workloads with relative ease), they aren't all that optimized for gaming . Glad you're still enjoying the experience!

AVP does not 'break the game' and removing it is not an end-all to performance issues. You have simply installed the two (incompatible) packs together, something that is advised against on both threads, causing the host of issues and conflicts. Please pick your words more carefully and don't propogate misinformation. As for the remaining issues, confirm that you haven't made a mistake installing other mods. If you have a BoulderCo folder in your GameData, remove it-- these are the stock EVE configs and do not function correctly with another set of configs.

v3.74 "Warpspeed" Now identifying as compatible with versions 1.3.0 - 1.4.5 squad please make this the last 1.4 bugfix update Depends on TextureReplacer instead of TRR again Updated documentation File structure changes Minor cloud tweaks Click image below to download.

What do you mean not working? All EVE, Kopernicus, and scatterer visual mods made in the past 2 years should work fine on 1.4.5 with the latest versions of the given dependencies.

Made a tiny config to retrofit the IVA-less Orca cockpit with the wonderful OPT K IVA. You'll of course need the OPT Space Plane mod (or at least the IVA files). https://pastebin.com/raw/Gj857PbQ Save it as a .cfg in your KSP/GameData/ folder.