Basilio

Nah, I checked that - this effect showed itself both with stock SAS and with MJ. Also checked about RemoteTech, as I thought this might be caused by signal delay - nope, turning off signal delay didn't help as well. Maybe it would be possible to make the SAS torque adjustment configurable?

I would like to say BIG thank you to the mod author, as this is really one of the best mods I've seen, it totally changes the feel of the game. However, I noticed a rather strange side effect caused by SAS torque decrease. All heavy vessels (generally everything larger than 2.5m in diameter) when turning on stabilization (either stock SAS or MechJeb's) and RCS are doing a rather quick rolling from side to side, very slight but noticeable, consuming insane amounts of MP. If I comment out all "moduleReactionWheel" sections in SETI/MM-PartModding/SETI-PartMod-SQUAD-ComConElectrics.cfg - then this effects goes away. Seems that without enough SAS torque the vessels are unable to fix their position around the roll axis with high enough precision. Did anyone else encounter this issue? I'm not sure this is not caused by some other third-party mod.

Absolutely same problem here. I tried removing mods one by one, and it looks like there is a problem with TarsierSpaceTech - and it looks like the problem is in Tarsier, as it is a bit outdated. There is an unofficially updated TarsierSpaceTech.dll in the mod's topic, and it looks like TACLS works with it, however I didn't yet have a chance to test it thoroughly.

Yes. First, Second, go to GameData\Hyomoto\Patches and replace in all .cfg files RasterPropMonitorExampleMFD with RasterPropMonitorBasicMFD

+1 to that. This is an awesome mod. Can you please consider adding it to the CKAN package manager for automatic update tracking? It will also take care of other plugins dependencies.

Guys, I've encountered some strange behavior. Never used Kethane before, installed the 0.8.4, constructed a vessel with a large tank and a couple of small drills, landed in on Minmus in a spot that definitely has kethane (scanned by a satellite), when I start drilling, it shows green mist around the vessel, but the kethane tank remains empty. I tried putting the drills right on the tank, on another parts of vessel, tried to use large drills instead of small ones - no luck, there is green mist (as far as I understand that should indicate that kethane is being extracted), but the tank remains empty (oh and I checked, there is enough electricity generated on board). What could possibly be wrong?

Actually, now I am not sure what was the problem. I have removed RPM and installed it once again, including the debloating support patch. The MFD's now seem to work fine, however there is a lot of spam in the log like this: [LOG 10:58:38.536] [ModuleManager] Applying node Hyomoto/MFD/patchMFD/@INTERNAL[*]:HAS[@PROP[RasterPropMonitorExampleMFD]]:Final to JSI/RasterPropMonitor/Example/b9-m27-remade-internal/B9_Cockpit_M27_InternalRPM [LOG 10:58:38.540] [ModuleManager] Could not find node to modify: @PROP[RasterPropMonitorExampleMFD] [LOG 10:58:38.540] [ModuleManager] Could not find node to modify: @PROP[RasterPropMonitorExampleMFD] [LOG 10:58:38.541] [ModuleManager] Could not find node to modify: @PROP[RasterPropMonitorExampleMFD] [LOG 10:58:38.542] [ModuleManager] Could not find node to modify: @PROP[RasterPropMonitorExampleMFD] It seems to happen for each of the command modules out there - however, that doesn't seem to affect the MFD's, they seem to function properly. Should I be worried about that?

Tried installing this mod (the original RPM 0.13 works fine) - the displays are placed where they are supposed to be, and the pages A-D work, but the rest pages show "Bad redirect" - what could be wrong?