[KSP 1.12.1+] Galileo's Planet Pack [v1.6.6] [23 Sept 2021]

[KroShan]

I hope youtubers can progress with their carreers when major changes are around...

Off Topic:
nope - its my PC which hasn't enough RAM - so there is no need for me to try it. Maybe next year when StarCitizen arrives *cough* there will be a new system...

Edited December 22, 2016 by KroShan

[OhioBob]

11 hours ago, KERBALINA said:

I have KSP 1.2.0.1586, Which Kopernicus mod will suit? 

Kopernicus is version locked and will work only with the KSP version to which it is matched.  So for KSP 1.2.0 you must use Kopernicus 1.2.0, and so on.  The last digit in the Kopernicus version is the release number.  That is, Kopernicus 1.2.2-1 is the first release of Kopernicus that will work with KSP 1.2.2.  If a second release is necessary, it will be 1.2.2-2, and so on.  So the first three digits of the Kopernicus version should always match your KSP version number, and the last digit of the Kopernicus version should be the latest release of that group.

But as @JadeOfMaar said, GPP apparently doesn't work with KSP 1.2.0.  If you want to use GPP, you probably should upgrade to KSP 1.2.2.  And in the case, you want Kopernicus 1.2.2-2.

[ParkerArt]

6 hours ago, JadeOfMaar said:

@ParkerArt The current GPP works in KSP 121 and 122 There's no real obligation to wait for the next release but I assume KroShan has made note to wait for the bugfixes and new features before they start their game with this mod. It's quite worth it.

But... I... err... wasn't there an issue with 1.2.1 mods that tried to pull a value that didn't exist in 1.2.2...?

I have been waiting for a 1.2.2 patch because I thought that the 1.2.1 won't work. All this time has been spent not getting science!

[JadeOfMaar]

@ParkerArt to my knowledge that only applies to Civilian Population Revamped. Likewise ResearchBodies has become completely unusable but I'm monitoring those two and will announce when they are practical again. Every other recommended or suggested mod should work just fine in current KSP.

_{Go get that science, dude!}

[electricpants]

Are there any plans for another moon around Tellumo?

[JadeOfMaar]

No, there aren't any. Care to discuss? @electricpants

[electricpants]

1 minute ago, JadeOfMaar said:

No, there aren't any. Care to discuss? @electricpants

Sure!

EDIT: Maybe a far-flung moon like Minmus except more massive?

Edited December 22, 2016 by electricpants

[JadeOfMaar]

The potential is there for Tellumo to capture or have captured some roids. E-class, even. But we have to be mindful of the number of celestial bodies.

[electricpants]

Just now, JadeOfMaar said:

The potential is there for Tellumo to capture or have captured some roids. E-class, even. But we have to be mindful of the number of celestial bodies.

Yeah, I guess that's true.

Hmmm...

Maybe you could do something like the dres-steroids, except instead of an entire ring, just one spawns in in a far away orbit.

[JadeOfMaar]

We intended to have more than one asteroid belt, now that you mention it. We could have made a provision for the Custom Asteroids mod so there'd be many potatoes in Tellumo's basket....but I've seen no comments in its thread that suggests it works well in KSP 1.2.x

[electricpants]

3 minutes ago, JadeOfMaar said:

-snip- but I've seen no comments in its thread that suggests it works well in KSP 1.2.x

Maybe you could see if it works for yourself?

[JadeOfMaar]

I'll do that. 

[electricpants]

3 hours ago, JadeOfMaar said:

I'll do that. 

Any updates?

[OhioBob]

The following is something that some of you might find useful.  This is a table giving the minimum and maximum distances between planets, measure in megameters.  This covers 500 years of planetary movements, from year 1 through year 500.  To find the minimum distance, select the innermost planet going down the column on the left, and the outermost planet going across the row at the top.  Then read the distance at the intersection of the selected column and row.  To find the maximum distance, select the innermost planet going across the row at the top, and the outermost planet going down the column on the left.

For example, let's say you want the minimum distance between Gael and Gratian.  Gael in the inner planet, so select Gael in the column at the left.  Gratian is the outer planet, so select Gratian in the row across the top.  Where those selections intersect we see that the minimum separation is 22,830 Mm.  To find the maximum distance, now select Gratian in the column to the left, and Gael in the row across the top.  We find that the maximum separation is 55,486 Mm.

 

	Icarus	Thalia	Niven	Gael	Tellumo	Gratian	Otho	Gauss	Nero	Hox	Leto
Icarus	------	3,176	6,845	10,146	18,498	33,138	66,322	132,343	256,741	352,761	484,557
Thalia	10,808	------	3,245	6,923	15,005	29,851	62,879	128,728	253,436	349,583	481,394
Niven	14,132	17,736	------	3,181	11,654	26,302	59,469	125,433	249,901	345,876	477,826
Gael	17,826	21,046	24,787	------	7,945	22,830	55,828	121,666	246,406	342,673	474,562
Tellumo	26,250	29,745	33,092	36,806	------	14,623	47,814	113,727	238,236	334,066	466,221
Gratian	45,174	48,462	52,008	55,486	63,686	------	32,138	97,108	223,585	318,848	451,600
Otho	79,114	82,558	85,967	89,609	97,623	113,230	------	65,128	190,118	284,087	417,970
Gauss	147,345	150,960	154,255	158,023	165,962	182,550	214,551	------	122,216	222,479	350,603
Nero	291,445	294,751	298,285	301,780	309,949	324,584	358,063	425,579	------	143,965	232,783
Hox	486,301	489,479	493,184	496,393	504,999	520,358	555,023	624,150	726,005	------	156,248
Leto	600,629	603,794	607,365	610,634	618,988	633,620	667,373	735,508	853,786	969,245	------

Edited December 23, 2016 by OhioBob

[JadeOfMaar]

 

3 hours ago, electricpants said:

Any updates?

Sadly I haven't seen anything to celebrate for, yet.

[Norcalplanner]

2 hours ago, JadeOfMaar said:

 

Sadly I haven't seen anything to celebrate for, yet.

You could celebrate this:

Project Ares seems to have slipped into another dimension (again) and landed on a certain planet with a volcano right across the water from the launch complex.

[JadeOfMaar]

@Norcalplanner I have not known the Project Ares frnchise but it's definitely promising to me. I can barely watch though. I'm about to head off.

[Ant432]

I get some lines on Gael's terrain for some reason. I don't play it Dx11.

[Rolacume]

when i load my game it got stuck on the loading screen right before the start game but after everything loaded, help?

[JadeOfMaar]

2 hours ago, Antonio432 said:

I get some lines on Gael's terrain for some reason. I don't play it Dx11.

Screenshot?

Also try removing Scatterer and/or SVE anyway if they are installed.

29 minutes ago, Rolacume said:

when i load my game it got stuck on the loading screen right before the start game but after everything loaded, help?

Does your PC have less than 8GB of RAM? KSP may be fighting for some. If you have lots of mods, especially part packs then that adds quite a bit to the duration of that phase of the game's startup.

Edited December 23, 2016 by JadeOfMaar

[Ant432]

55 minutes ago, JadeOfMaar said:

Screenshot?

Also try removing Scatterer and/or SVE anyway if they are installed.

Does your PC have less than 8GB of RAM? KSP may be fighting for some. If you have lots of mods, especially part packs then that adds quite a bit to the duration of that phase of the game's startup.

Here: http://imgur.com/gallery/qAP2c

SVE and scatterer never gave me problems but I'l remove them and see what it does. 

Also, here is my log: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8o3_OKhDQ4aMEpTYWhZVmZjRXc/view?usp=sharing

EDIT: Removed SVE and Scatterer, makes 0 difference.

Edited December 23, 2016 by Antonio432

[KERBALINA]

On 12/22/2016 at 7:21 PM, JadeOfMaar said:

@KERBALINA Have you tried Kopernicus 1.2.0-3? But in particular, I can assure you that GPP is compatible with KSP 1.2.1 but not 1.2.0. Sadly, your only solution is to upgrade your game.

 

1. Honestly, I recommend you check back at New Year's. We still have a good few updates remaining to do + real-life matters are really in the way at this time.
2. I'm not sure what to say about contracts. We haven't prepared anything for custom and GPP-specific contracts, but for encouraging exploration of new destinations, Gael's moons have different stats to Kerbin's moons and have less biomes to dampen the old issue of players completing their tech trees before going interplanetary. And there's a resource system overhaul to make players think differently with mining equipment and their choices of fuel. Above all, this mod encourages travel in the fact that the worlds are all entirely original and there are far more of them in just one planet pack. Some streamers who're using GPP have gotten contracts to explore other worlds in due time in their careers so I say it's all good.
3. The atmosphere changes aren't significant. For craft construction purposes Gael shares identical stats to Kerbin. However, KSC being off the equator encourages design for increased dV before even going to the homeworld's moons.

I updated KSP and managed to get GPP working on 64 bit. Now I cannot get scatterer working help!

[JadeOfMaar]

@Antonio432 That is an all-new issue. Sadly I can't lend any suggestions for that.

@KERBALINA GPP comes with its own variant of Scatterer. It should not be confused with Scatterer for Stock. You will see it in:
Download > Optional Mods > Extra Visual Mods > GameData.

Edited December 24, 2016 by JadeOfMaar

[KERBALINA]

1 hour ago, JadeOfMaar said:

@Antonio432 That is an all-new issue. Sadly I can't lend any suggestions for that.

@KERBALINA GPP comes with its own variant of Scatterer. It should not be confused with Scatterer for Stock. You will see it in:
Download > Optional Mods > Extra Visual Mods > GameData.

I have done this now. I am still not seeing a changement in the water. Its still stock water.

Edited December 24, 2016 by KERBALINA

[JadeOfMaar]

The sunflare and atmosphere effect are the important part. Scatterer's ocean effect is turned off for performance savings and because sometimes the KSC "goes under" in space center view.