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So,what if you do it like this: TechRequired = Unresearcheable entryCost = 0 cost = 0 category = none subcategory = 0

If you're going tat path,then set category: category = none

I tested your patch and i can confirm that it gets applied.Another difference between .cfg is: exhaustDamageMultiplier = 2 // is 5 now so maybe change this too? One more question,did you reneme your patch from .txt to .cfg?

This is how MM works,@ is for edit only,% is for edit and create if not exist. But i was wrong,when i first looked at .cfg i missed that "exhaustDamage = True" in fact exist in .cfg and i overlooked it.

There is no "exhaustDamage" name to edit.So you need to create one,use % instead of @.

The difference between antennas is that "INTERNAL" can't transmit science and the other two can.The strength (range) is defined by these parameter: antennaPower =

@cmheisel,your only problem is here: %vesselType = Probe Decoulers don't have any name to edit,so you need to create it,otherwise the probe is automatically classified as debris.

You probably missing .cfg for specific engine and fuel tank.

@JEB'S DESTINY calculator

Hello dear sir,i'm not a modder but i made some custom rescales to parts to fit my needs. From my experience: scale = // usually 1(1=m,0.1dm,0.01cm),it defines a parts original size and its not used to alter the parts size rescaleFactor = //is used to rescale a part,final scale of model will be orig_size * rescaleFactor this is mainly used if the model (model.mu) is located in the same directory as *.cfg. So the better way is to alter the parts size trough MODEL{} MODEL { model = //the path to the model scale = x,y,z //scale of the model in 3 dimensions(height,length ,width)with this you can resize each axis individually } final scale of model will be orig_size * scale_in_MODEL_node(default: 1.0,1.0,1.0) * rescaleFactor I usually use only rescaleFactor for rescaling. I hope this will help you. edit:just found this:https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/index.php?/topic/70253-solved-0235-and-resizing-in-the-partscfg/&do=findComment&comment=1102263

Tere is this section in "Physics.cfg" VesselRanges { prelaunch { load = 2250 unload = 2500 pack = 350 unpack = 200 } landed { load = 2250 unload = 2500 pack = 350 unpack = 200 } splashed { load = 2250 unload = 2500 pack = 350 unpack = 200 } flying { load = 2250 unload = 22500 pack = 25000 unpack = 2000 } orbit { load = 2250 unload = 2500 pack = 350 unpack = 200 } subOrbital { load = 2250 unload = 15000 pack = 10000 unpack = 200 } escaping { load = 2250 unload = 2500 pack = 350 unpack = 200 } } I had never experimented with this so i don't know what consequences are.You can edit this manually or write MM patch. @PHYSICSGLOBALS { @VesselRanges { @stuff{} } }

Like anything else in KSP,the names are case sensitive. Debris,SpaceObject,Unknown,Probe,Relay,Rover,Lander,Ship,Plane,Station,Base,EVA,Flag

It's stock since 1.2 Nothing has changed,try to turn volume up,or give us more information.

Don't worry too much,just tune it to the right place: localPosition = -2.25,-1.21,-3.25 EDIT:There were some irregularities in cfg also the smoke didn't work so i took my liberty to edit it.

Instead of "localOffset" you need to use: localPosition = 0,0,0 and you don't need "fxOffset" thingi with ModuleEnginesFX.

Maybe you are missing the path to the textures?I hope this post will help you:

If you are using MM 3.0.1 then you don't need: [*] it's just: @EXPERIMENT_DEFINITION:HAS[#id[xxx]] { } Also you can open "ModuleManager.ConfigCache" with text editor and see if the patch is actually applied.

A screenshot of yours setup would be helpful. Put a decouper between fuel tank and the hull and attach fuel cell directly to the fuel tank.

Ofcorse. Too lazy to go go through all my posts,but it's adjustable in "Physics.cfg".

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Here is link to the MM patches that may help you:https://github.com/shadowmage45/KSPWheel/tree/dev/GameDataDisabled/Patches

You can try github wiki or homepage:

@Klot 339,Hello and welcome to forum.I suggest you to read BDA Wikia to learn how to proper use BDArmory.