Modding Monday: Surface Experiment Pack v2.0.0!

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This is a continuation of the mod originally created by @AlbertKermin and now @DMagic collaborated on it. SEP now runs on a custom science plugin, allowing much more complex science over time! #KSP

[TheEpicSquared]

Cool!

Also,

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First again 

 

[qzgy]

I really like the models! Are they parts, or eva experiments to deploy?

 

[CobaltWolf]

30 minutes ago, qzgy said:

I really like the models! Are they parts, or eva experiments to deploy?

They're experiments that you deploy via EVA, and connect to a central station which records the results and is used to transmit them once enough data is collected. See this post for more info:

 

[Freshmeat]

Big grats on a well deserved Modding Monday, I only just realized it. I still have not had time to deploy a SEP mission in 1.2.1, but the last dev version in 1.1.3 was a pleasure to work with. And finally a reason for sending several kerbonauts on a lander instead of a single, making an Apollo style Mun mission a lot more attractive.

[ZentroCatson]

Yeah, this mod is really cool! I would love to have it in my career save, but I already have enough parts and I have a self-imposed 50 mods limit. I'm glad you featured it!

[OTmikhail]

Woohoo! Congrats @CobaltWolf for a Modding Monday Feature!

[CobaltWolf]

5 minutes ago, OTmikhail said:

Woohoo! Congrats @CobaltWolf for a Modding Monday Feature!

Thanks!

[SmashingKirby148]

On 14/11/2016 at 10:16 PM, CobaltWolf said:

They're experiments that you deploy via EVA, and connect to a central station which records the results and is used to transmit them once enough data is collected. See this post for more info:

 

 

You transmit them? But you need Kerbals to set it up, so why not take the data? That's what I always do.

[CobaltWolf]

31 minutes ago, SmashingKirby148 said:

You transmit them? But you need Kerbals to set it up, so why not take the data? That's what I always do.

There's no data lost by transmitting the results. The ALSEP packages were essentially mutli instrument monitoring stations that were deployed and then then transmitted data back for months.

[SmashingKirby148]

7 hours ago, CobaltWolf said:

There's no data lost by transmitting the results. The ALSEP packages were essentially mutli instrument monitoring stations that were deployed and then then transmitted data back for months.

Oh! Never knew that. :o