EnriqueB

This is now outdated. MAYBE i can help you to update to 1.1.2 and 1.2, and bugfixing .

Ok. i'm sad :(

I have a .dds extension for GIMP, i can use it for turning .png into .dds?

Ok, let's do it, for the next release That would be............... 35 ly of distance.

Had you tested the first version with only Gargantua and Miller's Planet?

Let's put it in a orbit that will be only 350ly of travel.

Why not add the Kepler-62 system with Kepler-62e as an Earth-Like world full of life?

Fust looks a lot like Laythe, and very realistic. Can you make a tutorial for making ealistic (fust-like terrain) textures with GIMP?

Ok, don't mix .png with .dds, add VertexColorMap, use principia for reparenting Kerbin.... I'm ready for my own 1.2 star system. @Specific Alduin try using HeightColorMap in your code.

In the next release you can add Mann's Planet? What is that Semi-Major Axis? Orbit { referenceBody = Sun color = 0,0,0,0 inclination = 22 eccentricity = 0 semiMajorAxis = 700000000000000000 longitudeOfAscendingNode = 40 argumentOfPeriapsis = 190 meanAnomalyAtEpoch = 1.572233872023 epoch = 30000000000000 } } } Luckily, i have Galactic Neigborhood, and its stars are faaaar awaaaay from the core.

Please make textures in .dds for the computers of 4GB, please

Yaaaaaaaayyyyyyy!! , finally, i can use warpdrives for interstellar travel in ksp 1.2!!! I doesn't had updated from 1.1.2 to 1.2 by the mod-compatibility loss. QUESTION 1- I can reparent Kerbin or the Sun safely without using principia? QUESTION 2- It can load mods for ksp 1.1.2 and Kopernicus 1.0.4 like Galactic Neighborhood or New Horizons? My computer is 4GB RAM. It has problems with loading .png files. Please can fix .dds texture bug?

How you make textures in .dds with KittopiaTech?, i wanted to modify Laythe, but the textures were in .png

In the next version, change all the textures to .dds, my computer is one of those ''weak'' ones.

Looks great. An L-class brown dwarf with a planet with oceans. I think that is L-Class because only L-class brown dwarves are complete stars with light and coronae.