AtmaStorm

So I'm having trouble loading vessels that have parts stored in them, here's a log [EXC 05:30:10.441] NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object EditorLogic.recurseShipList (.Part part, System.Collections.Generic.List`1 shipList) EditorLogic.getSortedShipList () EditorLogic.get_SortedShipList () FerramAerospaceResearch.FARGUI.FAREditorGUI.EditorGUI.ResetEditorEvent (.ShipConstruct construct) EventData`1[ShipConstruct].Fire (.ShipConstruct data) KIS.ModuleKISInventory.RefreshMassAndVolume () KIS.ModuleKISInventory.OnStart (StartState state) Part.ModulesOnStart () Part+.MoveNext () [EXC 05:30:10.458] NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object FerramAerospaceResearch.FARPartGeometry.GeometryPartModule.RebuildAllMeshData () FerramAerospaceResearch.FARPartGeometry.GeometryPartModule.FixedUpdate () And then it spams that same NRE with FAR for ages.

I've put together a config for KWRocketry here.

What were the Isps of the engines before 1.0? I play with the vacuum Isp restoration mod and want to tweak it to be in line with that.

I feel like a broken record but I really hope they unnerf vacuum Isp for the engines designed for airless environments. The thrust and Isp reduction feels about where it should be in atmosphere. The mod I've been using.

This owns and you own for making it. I hope they unnerf Vaccum Isp in the next patch, the Atmospheric Isp and Thrust reduction works well.

100% with you on this. Nerf the engines that you'd use for atmospheric stuff in some way, okay, but leave my Terrier and poodle alone.

I vaguely recall something about engine Isps being as good as they were because of the soup, but that was a long time ago before the mun was added. I feel as though the squad monkey came in, slapped me in the face and hooted 'SOUPS GONE' when I see the poodle has lost 40 seconds of Isp, or the terrier losing 45. The aerospike has been rendered practically useless.

0.20 works just fine for the couple of hours I've played so far, any issues I have with it have been in previous versions. If they made parts act like they were properly bolted together at the seams rather than at the attachment node I'd be very happy.

The radiation received on Io is due to high energy electrons thanks to Jupiter's huge magnetosphere(IIRC), not any nuclear process. That said, I wouldn't want to live on or anywhere near Laythe, or gas giants in general IRL, the radiation is just too high.

I...Don't get it? What are trying to say? You downloaded mechjeb, shot for Jool, messed up, then crashed into laythe... I don't see what mechjeb has to do with this. Sounds like an issue on your end, I'm running it just fine. Did you update mechjeb? Latest version is 1.9.3 ...HOW? What did it do, specifically, that made you so terrible?

Hill spheres and tidal forces must be accounted for as well.

...That's a bizarre looking upper stage, I must admit. Sometimes there is something wrong the design- but I've logged enough hours into this game to say that there times when all you can do is stare in bewilderment as your space ship decides to tumble. My favorite glitch is when the physics engine doesn't completely register that you're in free fall, and the whole craft just ends up twirling end over end. It's frustrating, especially when you spend a great deal of time on a rocket, only for it to start misbehaving midflight. I rebuilt the important bits of the rocket using the picture as reference, and she flies just fine. Sometimes the best thing to do is wipe the slate clean and rebuild.

Then he shouldn't tag it as [suggestion]. If it's just a wish list, post it in General Discussion.

It makes me sad that people do little to no research when posting suggestions. Did you know most of your suggestions are either on the 'What not to suggest' Sticky or is already planned? Asking for bug fixes...are you serious? There's bug reporting guidelines, and you should always skim a page or two to make sure it hasn't already been reported.