Infernal Robotics replacement?

[Core]

I used the Infernal Robotics mod for a lot of craft. But to my disappointment, it has not been updated since 2015, and KSP has changed a lot since then. Does anyone know if there is a replacement of sorts?

I have a number of craft that make use of the motors for VTOL, and those designs are basically broken without the rotation functions.

[IncongruousGoat]

22 minutes ago, Core said:

I used the Infernal Robotics mod for a lot of craft. But to my disappointment, it has not been updated since 2015, and KSP has changed a lot since then. Does anyone know if there is a replacement of sorts?

I have a number of craft that make use of the motors for VTOL, and those designs are basically broken without the rotation functions.

Actually, there is an active(ish), updated version. It can be found here:

If that release doesn't seem to work quite right, dig around the thread a bit.

[Vince_K]

13 hours ago, IncongruousGoat said:

Actually, there is an active(ish), updated version. It can be found here:

If that release doesn't seem to work quite right, dig around the thread a bit.

This mod still has some bug.Even with the new ''update''. Please, if someone can realy mantain it, or make another one, it would be great. 

[superdavekerman]

Unfortunately the CKAN version is out of date, but I was able to piece together a working 1.2.2 version of IR by taking the parts from several forum threads. 

As an alternative, Roverdude's Konstruction has similar features.

 

[Core]

16 hours ago, IncongruousGoat said:

Actually, there is an active(ish), updated version. It can be found here:

Thanks!

I could have sworn I used this version before. But for whatever reason, it did not work. Now, after trying again, it does work.

(Hate to dbl post, but...)

2 hours ago, superdavekerman said:

As an alternative, Roverdude's Konstruction has similar features.

Thanks for bring that mod to my attention. While I now have IR working, that one looks like it could be good as well. It's not similar enough to compensate for certain functions, from what I can tell, but it does look worth the try.