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Yep, truly loving how much work we put in to spoiling everybody's fun.

I'm impressed with how thoroughly we're all destroying a fun thought exercise right now. Great job team.

Unfortunately, removing 32 bit support in the most recent macOS releases means the CKAN GUI is no longer functional. The reasons behind that are a little byzantine, but there it is. If you're running High Sierra (10.13) or older, CKAN will launch and run normally. But in Catalina or later you're restricted to command-line or consoleui use. The consoleui works for most things, but requires a little bit of familiarity with using Terminal, and is just outright a little bit strange if you're not used to this style of app. To run CKAN in consoleui mode on macOS, download the CKAN.dmg inst

Wait am I even still called a system administrator? I thought I'd been retconned to "devops engineer".

Yep. The Unix epoch is 00:00 on 1st of January 1970 UTC. If you're in a negative timezone, which basically just means the Americas, then that will display as December 31, 1969.

`KSP.app` is an application bundle, a folder that contains the executable and all of its related resources in a well-defined layout that the operating system treats as a single application. If you're navigating around using a commandline, you can just `cd` in to it. In Finder, right click and select "Show package contents". The path that you want should be `KSP.app/Contents/Resources/Data/Managed`

Gah, I forgot the one other thing fairly simple thing you can try to test this theory, without having to recompile your controller fimrware. It might be worth experimenting with the RefreshRate in the config file. The default is 125 milliseconds, maybe try doubling that to 250 and see how you go.

Now the harder stuff. I do not know why. Yet. But let me ask the stupid questions: what exactly do you mean by unresponsive? Does it just stop updating LEDs? Does it just stop sending data from your joysticks? Is it both? Does it catch fire (OK maybe not, but I definitely had a small fire on my controller thanks to a shorted LED at one point)? My first thought was maybe you were leaking memory somehow and the arduino was resetting. But that doesn't seem likely - you've got a lot of free RAM, and I don't see any obvious leaks in this code (although there might be some in the librar

Hey mate. Sorry you've been having troubles. Let me start with the easiest stuff first: I'm not familiar with rotary encoders at all tbh, but I assume you're using the library at https://github.com/brianlow/Rotary to work with it (that's the one I installed in my IDE to get your sketch to compile). You're right, the first thing to check is that it actually works at all. If it were me I'd test it with one of the Rotary library examples - it looks like your code basically replicates what the Polling example does. After that, I'd be thinking about whether or not turning rotary e

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It isn't.

To answer a fairly old question: yes, without ARP the resource channels will not be sent at all. I'll make sure the documentation is clearer on this. Getting stage and vessel resources isn't exactly a trivial thing - there's some calculation involved. Rather than reinvent the wheel I chose to use the very tidy API that Alternate Resources Panel provides for its data. (for bonus points, even though simpit only supports stock resources, using ARP makes it really really easy to write a companion plugin for modded resources)

What's a space camp?

I've spent a week waiting for somebody to point out the misspelling here, and now I'm worried that it's actually some sort of forum in-joke that I've managed to miss out on. But, to be fair, Mr. Hadfield does rock a good hat.