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I'd say AND, OR, and NOT (or go with a NAND so you just need one gate) and some proof-of-concept of randomly-accessible memory (probably just a flip-flop or something) or some equivalent would qualify. Obviously I'd love to see a functional computer though.

Here's a delightfully nerdy challenge for you geniuses: build a computer (or at least a proof-of-concept) that is Turing-complete in stock KSP (DLC allowed). Here's the wikipedia article on Turing-completeness to get you started: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_completeness. Basically, a computer capable of computing anything commutable. Numerous games, from Minecraft to Magic the Gathering have proven to be Turing-complete, so I have a question: is KSP? Could you build a complex marble run with mechanical logic gates? Misuse the KAL controller? There are numerous approaches that might work. I'm curious to see what you all come up with!

I'm using a custom joystick made with an Arduino Leonardo. But wait! I'm pretty sure it's not causing the issue! When I open up windows game controller settings, I can see the troublesome axis (throttle) is being detected. I have also confirmed that it works in other games. However, it is not being detected within KSP. I have tried binding throttle to pitch, and it works just fine. When I try to bind throttle to the actual throttle, the game simply doesn't detect it. I've tried editing settings.cfg to the axis (axis 7) that the throttle shows up as in other programs, but it still doesn't work. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

's fine. Yeah... good ol' laptops suck at gaming! Kinda annoying. Thanks for all the help!

In case you don't want to have to go through all the work modeling the parts, here's a .mu importer for Blender. I don't know what sort of IP this would or wouldn't violate, but, since Blender is free, you could just use it as an import program.

Just finished testing that per Electrocutor's reply. No change, it's still not reflecting anything. You want a third log?

Tried a clean install; still no results. I couldn't figure out how to get it into dx11 mode; Command Prompt was giving me errors every time I tried to run the commands. Here's the new log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/et1ya0sbx0esxgw/KSP.log?dl=0 And the screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/atselsby04cm8xg/screenshot178.png?dl=0

I only have the one MM installed! And I'm waiting until it updates to reinstall far!! Unless the log is cumulative...? Sorry, I didn't see that request for the KSP.log. Anyways, here's the log you requested: https://www.dropbox.com/s/et1ya0sbx0esxgw/KSP.log?dl=0

I think I was still getting this when I briefly tried it in 1.3. Maybe it's my crap Intel integrated graphics?

The issue arises with both stock and the porkjet parts. And Shadowmage, I have realized that there are two possibilites; 1: I am an idiot. 2: I can't read. Anyways, here's the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dfws0kqx0hov7nu/output_log.txt?dl=0

Back from dinner. Sorry for the delay. I'm not using any of the mods you listed (or any other graphics mod at all). How should I upload the log without freezing up my browser? It's 3.6 meg.

No avail. Do you want a log file or something?

I should be using Electrocutor's patch, for both stock and Porkjet's Overhaul. I'll try your fix and see if it works. Thanks! P.S. Just to clarify, the configs for the patches should just be in the GameData directory? Or is there somewhere within TU itself?

I don't know if this is a matter of mis-installation, but I'm trying out the stock part conversion, and all the parts affected are extremely dark. They seem to be shaded properly, just too dark. Also, I have a TON of mods installed, it could be an incompatibility. I'm using game version 1.4.1.

Cool! Thanks.