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Ok, figured it out, thanks for your help everyone!

So, I'm using: Real Solar System TAC Life Support KW Rocketry FAR B9 Aerospace Deadly Reentry Distant Object Remote Tech 2 and the associated toolbars and such. During this latest install (Deadly Reentry, RSS, TAC, RM2) which I did today, I started up KSP, and started a new save. However, KSC just shows up like this. Any idea on what I can do to fix this?

Thanks everybody, my question has been answered. EDIT: How do I mark this thread as answered?

So, preparing for my first landing on Laythe. Can anyone give me the values of how much Delta-V from Laythe's surface to LLO?

Finally got to Minmus after getting a replacement GPU. The RCS powered flying car didn't work, but I did get my guys back from my base, which I forgot to put chutes on. Also, I put Mitfen into orbit on an EVA, and somehow ran out of fuel for the landing. He impacted Minmus at ~40 m/s, and somehow lived, then proceeded to roll down a cliff, impact at 40 m/s and live again. Kerbals are surprisingly tough.

Dealing with crashes due to a faulty GPU. Luckily, I almost got my Minmus base supplies to their destination. Can't wait to try out my RCS powered flying car...

Rover wheels, turning specifically. Either you turn with good control, and flip super easily, or you lock the steering on the back wheels, and get no good control. The main reason I've switched to RCS powered vehicles on Minmus and Mun. Random SOI changes. I'm leaving Kerbin's SOI, then all of a sudden, I'm back, and with an impact trajectory. Then I waste tons of fuel trying to get back out. The whack aerodynamics system. Seriously, infinitely gliding planes reaching up to 800 m/s, and a giant plane that stalls every time I turn.

Mine is at KSC, testing out all my crazy, stupid, useless contraptions.

True. In any case, what is the likeliness of n-body physics actually being officially added into the game?

If the performance drops from that, then why not use patched conics for other vessels, and n-body for only the current vessel? Would that not affect performance as much? (Would also take away the task of station keeping.)

Cool, thanks for sharing!

I jump over the cable, and it crashes into a wall. I launch random farm animals from catapults at the next poster.

Whoa, half of the last 3 pages have been a flame war... can we bring it back on track please? Anyways, I am glad that at least someone is doing something in space other than in LEO. It's about time we get back to doing something more interesting.

Fun fact: Imgur was created as a gift to reddit.

A perfectly engineered time waster.