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Happy to help out.

If that is literally what you have in your .cfg file then it's because of a syntax error: @PART[Nexus50EnginePlug]:NEEDS[CommunityTechTree] } <-- *** should be an open brace *** @TechRequired = colossalRocketry }

"To make this clear to everyone, we’ve decided to not call the next release version 0.26, as convention would have it. Instead once the update is out, we’ll be officially in Beta, so we’re calling the next release version 0.90.0 (zero-ninety-zero)." http://kerbaldevteam.tumblr.com/post/100106130289/beta-than-ever-the-future-of-ksp Also, from yesterday: http://kerbaldevteam.tumblr.com/post/104279659809/0-90-is-in-experimentals

Boom! That's looking much better.

Installing through Package Control works perfectly. Thanks! I found a few small problems with the syntax highlighting. It identifies numbers even when they're part of a string and certain lines that are commented aren't identified correctly. I took a screenshot to illustrate.

One suggestion would be to make it available through Package Control. https://sublime.wbond.net/docs/submitting_a_package

It sounds like you have Universal Storage installed incorrectly because you should only have a single UniversalStorage folder. Open the US_Core_0.9.0.24 folder and inside of that you'll probably find a UniversalStorage, UmbraSpaceIndustries, and PartCatalog along with installation instructions. If so, read and follow the instructions and try again.

Application developers cannot make the assumption that the folder containing the application is writable by the user. Indeed, the application might be hosted on a network share on some other computer. Therefore, logs and user data need to go to user-writable locations, hence ~/Library/Logs. Really, on Windows, the logs and addons that users install would go in your %APPDATA%\Roaming folder somewhere and addons on OS X would be in ~/Library/Application Support. Oh well.

No. Vendan does not operate any server. The mod doesn't send any info. All it does is it makes a HTTP connection to beta.kerbalstuff.com and asks for the latest version of DebRefund. It doesn't send anything. It doesn't tell KerbalStuff what mod you have installed. It doesn't tell KerbalStuff that you're even running a game. You can open a web browser and perform the exact same check that DebRefund does by going here: [Moderator removed defunct website link] KerbalStuff responds with the latest version of the DebRefund mod. DebRefund then compares its version with the version number from the server and if the versions do not match, it alerts you of a new version.