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  1. I've also encountered a bug where sometimes the camera gets locked outside the spacecraft and wont respond to any inputs any further ( - and = prompt the text above, but wont switch between cameras; the Backspace reset (which I've remapped to \ ) wont reset, and switching camera modes also wont do anything. 

    I'm not entirely sure what is causing this. I do have quite a few cameras on my spacecraft and most of the time, I can switch between them just fine but then randomly my camera will lock up. Has anyone else had this issue? 

  2. I'm having this glitch with Physics Range Extender where the camera view's clipping distance glitches the further away I get from the ground.

    Here it is when normal: 

    image.png

    A few km up:

    image.png

    Another, at the launch pad: 

    image.png

    And a few km up:

    image.png

    And it returns to normal as soon as I exit the physics range. Is this a known issue? Is there a fix for it? 
    PRE's "camera fix" option didn't seem to help.

  3. On 2/1/2020 at 9:24 PM, SpeedShot7 said:

    Three Questions:

    Will there be any update to the Crew Dragon (Rodan)'s engines? Such as the plume, throttle etc.

    I am trying to disable the Superdraco thrust delay in the RO version of the Crew Dragon, but with no success. How could I do that? What do I need to change in the cfg file?

    And finally: Will there be another RO update for Tundra?

    In TundraExploration\Patches\RO, open D2_RO.cfg. Under @MODULE[ModuleEngines*] add"%throttleResponseRate = 100000" (without the quotation marks). I pasted mine in between ignition threshold and minthrust.

  4. 4 hours ago, Dragon01 said:

    This is a problem with KSP, and something that annoys me to no end (and if Star Theory messes them up, as well, I'm gonna pester them until they fix it). IRL, most solar panels are black and highly reflective. The new shader is pretty good for that. 

    For someone who knows anything about how real solar panels work, KSP ones are horrible, and even ReStock/NFSolar ones are lacking. Sadly, I've never had the skill to edit them (not for the lack of trying).

    It might just be a deliberate stylistic choice. But with KSP having drifted to a slightly more realistic, industrialized style with its parts over the years, the panels certainly look a tad outdated now, and I too would love black/reflective ones, especially on Dragon.

  5. On 1/10/2020 at 8:38 PM, alberro+ said:

    I know this mod is supposed to be (re)stockalike, but how come the solar panel on the Dragon V2 trunk is blue and not black? I think it’d look a lot cooler with a black curved panel.

    Edit: I just noticed that the trunk doesn’t decouple on stage.

    This would be awesome! Especially if the panels were also reflective. 

  6. 3 minutes ago, JadeOfMaar said:

    Hi there. There is no RO patch for Tundra. I could write them...but RO is far out of my scope as a player. So, as I'll tell anyone who asks, it's better you learn to create these configs because months have passed, and months will pass, and others come asking for them, and nobody has come saying "Hey. I made RO configs for this. Try'em out."

    Literally the third post on this topic has RO configs.

  7. Hi, does the RO patch also allow this mod to work with RSS on KSP 1.7.3? 

     

    EDIT: I tried it out real quick. It seems to work fine but I'm not sure if the values are proper for RSS. Would still like to know if the RO patch is compatible with it.

    However the craft files are completely messed up, and some attachment nodes are out of place. I have to manually rebuild the rocket and move parts that are attached incorrectly. 

  8. 12 hours ago, Nessus_ said:

    @Miza @Starwaster I uploaded RO configs a few pages back, they're not 100% perfect yet but they give you a pretty realistic BFR and Raptor engines in RSS/RO. The BFS plumes you see on the first page are Real Plume configs by me, based on the awseome plumes by @JadeOfMaar. The stock-size plumes are already part of the TE github, you can download the RO configs with the RO-size plumes here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DGrzOa6sgHp2y2pmTUkg94H8Nr_YAWk5

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    Only for BFR? What about the rest?

  9. 1 hour ago, RoboRay said:

    I did RSS/SMURFF for months before I tried it with RO and RP-0.

    I can never play stockish KSP again.  It's too simple.

    You have so many more design decisions to make with RO, and they all interact.  Everything has to be considered and planned.  The sense of accomplishment when you reach mission goals is just huge. 

    And the dev RP-0 campaign game is fantastic.   The tech tree alone is worth it...  all the fundamental flaws of the ridiculous stock tech tree progression are addressed. 

    Keep at it and give RO a chance.  

     

    I might keep two separate installations; one with and the other without RO. I will admit I do like the staggered and limited ignition for engines, as well as specifying the amount of and what type of fuel you want tanks to hold. 

    However, there are so many added parts that building a rocket from scratch is extremely tedious. I used CKAN, so I installed a couple of extra mods just for the heck of it. Should I just stick to stock parts and the RSB mod? 

  10. 9 hours ago, RoboRay said:

    If you're trying to use Kerbal-sized rockets in RSS, it's not going to get you far...  even with SMURFF.  Real world rockets are big compared to stock KSP rockets.  I wouldn't expect any of the Squad-provided designs like KerbalX to accomplish anything more than suborbitals in RSS.

    With SMURFF, your engines are lighter, meaning your thrust to weight ratio is higher.  And your fuel tank structure is lighter, so your TWR is higher.  You should be taking advantage of this much better TWR to add a lot more fuel.  You're going to need it.

    Ahh I see. I kept reading about scaled up boosters here and there, I didn't think of that. I thought it was as simple as increasing the fuel by a certain amount, haha.

    I installed RO earlier just to see what all the fuss was about and holy... People weren't joking when they said the learning curve was much steeper than the stock game. I still can't even reach orbit, and often times my rocket just loses control and explodes. I'm no master at the stock game, but I wasn't expecting this level of complexity. It's frustrating yet exciting at the same time. Though a little too daunting still. I might just stick to RSB or the Simple RSS patch if it's as easygoing as it sounds.

  11. On 10/10/2018 at 8:01 PM, Gordon Dry said:

    @SchwinnTropius

    ... at least.

    You could also use this if you want:
    GameData\zFinal\zzz_SMURFF.cfg
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/ug7dmo1g7a1t2z2/zzz_SMURFF.cfg?dl=1

      Reveal hidden contents
    
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,Kerbalism,!FerramAerospaceResearch,!SigmaDimensions]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	// 1 = real-ish performance ("classic" SMURFF), 0 = stock, and anything in between is in between.  Probably shouldn't go beyond 1, since strange things might happen if too much mass gets subtracted.
    	@tanklever = 0
    	@enginelever = 0
    	@podlever = 0.3
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,Kerbalism,FerramAerospaceResearch,!SigmaDimensions]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	// 1 = real-ish performance ("classic" SMURFF), 0 = stock, and anything in between is in between.  Probably shouldn't go beyond 1, since strange things might happen if too much mass gets subtracted.
    	@tanklever = 0.1
    	@enginelever = 0.1
    	@podlever = 0.3
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,SigmaDimensions]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	systemScale = #$@SigmaDimensions/Resize$
    	@tanklever = 1
    	@enginelever = 1
    	@podlever = 1
    	@tanklever *= #$systemScale$
    	@enginelever *= #$systemScale$
    	@podlever *= #$systemScale$
    	@tanklever /= 6.4
    	@enginelever /= 6.4
    	@podlever /= 6.4
    	!systemScale = delete
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,RealSolarSystem]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	@tanklever = 1
    	@enginelever = 1
    	@podlever = 1
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,Kerbalism,SigmaDimensions]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	@podlever += 0.3
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,SigmaDimensions]:HAS[#tanklever[>1]]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	@tanklever = 1
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,SigmaDimensions]:HAS[#enginelever[>1]]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	@enginelever = 1
    }
    
    @SMURFFCONFIG:NEEDS[SMURFF,SigmaDimensions]:HAS[#podlever[>1]]:BEFORE[zzz_SMURFF]
    {
    	@podlever = 1
    }
    
    // @BDBRESCALECONFIG:NEEDS[SigmaDimensions,Bluedog_DB]:BEFORE[zzzBluedog_DB_1]
    // {
    	// @systemScale = #$@SigmaDimensions/Resize$
    	// %scaleFactor = #$systemScale$
    	// @scaleFactor -= 1
    	// tempz = #$systemScale$
    	// @tempz /= 1.4143094841930116472545757071547
    	// @scaleFactor /= #$tempz$
    	// !tempz = delete
    // }
    
    @PART[*]:HAS[@MODULE[ModuleEngines*]]:NEEDS[SMURFF,SigmaDimensions]:FINAL
    {
    	@MODULE,*:HAS[#name[ModuleEngines*]]
    	{
    		tempx = #$@SigmaDimensions/Resize$
    		@tempx /= 17.708333333333333333333333333333
    		@tempx += 1
    		@maxThrust *= #$tempx$
    		!tempx = delete
    	}
    } 
    

     

    and this
    GameData\RealSolarSystem\SimpleRSSPatch\RSS.cfg

    
    // Simple patch to scale thrust to levels where realistically proportioned rockets behave like they would in the real world at RSS scale
    // This patch allows you to fly in a bare RSS install without needing RO or other complicated patches/mods.
    
    
    @PART[*]:HAS[@MODULE[ModuleEngines*]]:NEEDS[RealSolarSystem&!SSRSS]:FINAL
    {
        @MODULE[ModuleEngines*]
        {
            @maxThrust *= 1.55
    
            @atmosphereCurve
            {
                @key[1, ] *= 1.55
    	        @key,1[1, ] *= 1.55
    	        @key,2[1, ] *= 1.55
            }
        }
    }
    
     

    Would I have to install SMURFF and those 2 configs? 

    I've tried out SMURFF already but something just seems off; or getting to orbit is really that much harder in RSS. Rockets seem stupidly overpowered but still run out of fuel too quickly to get anywhere close to orbit. Not even the KerbalX is able to (or should I be building bigger rockets myself?). I'd just like a similar experience to stock while playing in RSS.

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