RyanRising

He means that the turboramjet model seems to be scaled smaller than normal when you have this mod installed. Try it yourself! Never unsee it!

I really like the orange engine covers in the part view. I'm not sure why I like it so much, but it's cool to have.

I haven't seen any responses, so again, are anyone else's turboramjets undergoing slight shrinkage with this mod installed? I don't think they're supposed to go in the wash.

∞+1. Or Astronomer's Visual Pack on 32bit, or 0 on Mac if you run into the crashing problem. Take your pick.

This mod, for some reason, shrinks my turbojet. This happens in and outside the editor, with no other mods than the dependencies installed. It doesn't seem to happen with anything else. Has anyone else observed this behavior? And is there any way to fix it?

The prerelease build is great, although there are a couple things I noticed that I'm not too sure I like. The pointy thing on the Mk1 Cockpit certainly doesn't fit the proportions on the stock model, so that they would be pretty "messed with" indeed. The parachute for the Mk1 pod is still either too small for the top of the pod, or the top of the pod is too big for the parachute. The Delta-Deluxe Winglet is smaller than the AV-R8. Is this intentional? The Communotron 88-88 is quite a bit larger in its stowed form than in stock, and has a plate on the bottom that would make surface attachment look very strange. Landing Antennae (Antennas?) are no longer a thing, and the struts still don't line up properly. Other than those few things, I LOVE IT. It's a wonderful mod and shows that there was a lot of time invested in it.

I was going to ask if you were going to redo the Asteroid Day parts to match the aesthetic established here, but then I looked at the GitHub repo. You read my mind through time and space, somehow.

It's great, and it brings the look of the cockpit inline with the other parts well. I approve! It also makes the cockpit look a LOT like the old version of itself in the parts menu. Maybe the colors are more in line with that one. Hm. I still like it.

Thank you! Have some green bar material. (Rep)

I visited an old friend. My old SSTO! Then I tried to blow it up. It didn't work as well as I had hoped. Oh well, might as well use the "Terminate" button.

Ooh, this would be awesome! Reppity Rep! An interface that looks like a notepad would be awesome.

There's the effects in stock KSP, but no mods that I know of.

WOOHOO I just checked and there's a new version! Time to install again.

I mean, I see the reason for it, but there are some times when one simply must give MOAR REP. I'll go to the Spacecraft Exchange and be back here in 10 minutes. Awesome work blackrack.

Ditto. Is it 10 characters or 5 characters? I've seen both. It must have changed at some point.

Something looks much, much better than the current version here. Is it the glow at the edge of the atmosphere? Anyway, that looks amazing. What a nice birthday present.

I love it!

When I read the first bit of this thread I was thinking "...Great. You invented boosters.". But as it tuned out, you made a rocket SSTO, and without the NASA parts. Fantastic!

What was the conclusion that he supposedly came to? I can't make it out. Anyway, Proot, they make the mods, and you make them beautiful. Not to discredit the mod authors, but you play no small part in making all those mods come together in a way that never fails to amaze me. Your English is a lot better than you'll give yourself credit for, too.

Try it! Let us know when you come back.

We painted all of our trains like this. It was a good use of time and money.

8/10. You've got a company, and its logo isn't all that bad. Green is a wholesome color. I might want to see some examples of your products to be enticed into buying them, though.

Yeah, the new buildings are really nice I can't stop thinking that. It's been how many years? I pressed Ctrl+V and nothing happened.

You have to destroy the living of your Kerbonauts while they are all still inside. I don't think it is. I want floaty pool water, to contribute to this thread.

Not enough power to run the RPM monitors though, as I am reminded of whenever I forget solar panels.