C128user

I have not played KSP for many months because I have been frustrated by a bug that appeared after upgrading to 1.12 (and even the latest patch, 1.12.3). When I go to construct a rocket in the VAB, clicking on any object you can add to a rocket causes the Root mode to be activated, and a double click is heard. The Parent button also appears below the editor gizmos. This does not happen for any "pods" (capsules, probes, etc). I know it is not my mouse, as in numerous other programs it does not double click in error, and a spurious "4" does not show up when typing in any other program so it is not the keyboard. This did not happen until I updated to 1.12. I can post particulars of my system specs if needed. Since I have run in sandbox mode and not in career mode. I am considering a complete uninstall and reinstall (removing save files as well), but I would like to hear some opinions of what is happening before going to that drastic step. I also got a free Making History DLC from Private Division for "upgrading" my account with them, and I would like to run with that.

I got the PC version. Don't have Steam...yet (will be getting very soon to redeem a reward for supporting a game on a crowdfunding site)

So I am having an issue which no one seems to know how to fix but it only happened after I updated to 1.12 (and I have the latest update to that, but it was not fixed). How can I revert back to version 1.11 to try to update again (or possibly not update until the bug is fixed)? No mods, no DLCs, just pure stock program, on Windows 8.1.

I have noticed a really bothersome effect in the VAB after upgrading to 1.12.1. When I try to click once on any parts/tanks/engines etc. on the parts section after selecting a pod or payload, I hear a double click, and that part becomes the "parent", and in some cases will not attach to the pod/payload. I did not notice it right away because I had been launching previously constructed rockets (practicing landing on Mun), but now wanted to do new construction and getting this weird thing. I have only the base program, no DLC's, and running on Windows 8.1.

I've downloaded CKAN. But now it does not seem to run or show like the User Guide for CKAN shows. I downloaded MechJeb and can't figure which specific folder to put it in. The Wiki tutorial says to put it in the "game folder". Not sure what that means.

The search function literally has hundreds of posts that contain the phrase "how to install mods", so it is not useful on figuring out how to do so. This will be the first time I am getting a mod to install, so if there is an easy to understand guide within the forums, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

I recently started up my KSP, and got the screen in the image link. I had the version made before the latest update for Windows PC, so I thought upgrading would solve the problem. Well, it didn't. And the screen doesn't close like it normally does when the program opens. KSP Version: Version 1.4.3 Windows X64 download Computer particulars: Windows 8.1 64-bit version AMD A10-7800, Radeon R7, 12 compute cores (4C + 8G), 3.50 GHz 8GB RAM (6.95 Usable) Here is a link to the screen shot: https://imgur.com/Nyzo7AP I hope I'm doing this right. Any other info needed please ask and I will try to get it for you. Oh, BTW, the game plays fine.

I previously downloaded the demo, and have been running it for a little while. Today I made the choice to buy the program (and it's on sale!). I have downloaded the installer (the X64 installer for version 1.2.2 for Windows, but it wants to install in the same folder as the demo (and create the same named shortcut). Is this correct? I an running Win 8.1 64 bit version.

I tried to purchase KSP from the KSP Store. However, I got to Step 2, and it did not show my choice of payment (Credit Card). It showed PayPal instead. Would there be any way of contacting the KSP Store for this? I could not find it.

Sorry I forgot the CPU... AMD A10-7800 3.50 GHz (12 compute cores, 4C + 8G) This is from my system information. I wanted a good processor so I went to the PassMark Software CPU Benchmark charts. This one is on the high end CPU list.

I have an Asus computer with the following specifications: Onboard AMD® Radeon R7 240 2GB Graphics Windows 8.1 8 GB RAM I am currently running the KSP Demo on the system and have not had any problems with graphics glitching. Has anyone had this type of configuration (onboard graphics, no extra graphics card) and run the full version of KSP without any problems?

Thanks to everyone who has responded! I have been able to achieve orbit; however, my re-entry speed was a bit high and the parachute overheated. Just have to adjust the flight path. I was able to launch a shuttle in Orbiter and land it, so it will just take some more practice. It is partly because of Scott Manley that I decided to check out KSP, especially a combo video with him and someone else I follow on YouTube (Vintage Space/Amy Shira Teitel) where they made a "Von Braun" inspired rocket to see if it would launch. I shall check out more of his stuff for hints and tips.

Is there a guide in the KSP Wiki as to what the symbols mean?

I have tried out the side mounting fuel tanks, and they do attach. Getting the thing to launch is another story. I keep getting some parts detaching when they shouldn't (such as my latest attempt to launch, and the capsule detached instead). Any other key to launch besides the Space bar?

I am trying out the demo version (in Sandbox mode), and it's doing alright with onboard graphics (I have a system with onboard Radeon R7 graphics with 2GB of memory, 8GB total RAM on the system). Is it possible to create rockets that are more than 1 stack? I have not been able to figure out if I can have some strap-on boosters or similar things.