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  1. shifty803
    Yeah, I meant to say that Blackrack was going to release an update that fixes some planet texture issues. Maybe not related. Unfortunately, when I install the 0.0877 update it breaks my volumetric clouds, which is weird. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. For now I have reverted to 0.0876. Edit: Seems like you need the "other" scatterer version from his google drive, as opposed to the github one. It's been a while, I forgot...
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    I feel like I am an idiot somehow, but I cannot figure it out. I am playing JNSQ first of all, in case that matters. I load my kOS-equipped craft on the pad at KSC in either career or sandbox mode, and when I submit the first command in the kOS console it reads "Signal lost. Waiting to reacquire signal." I have told it to use CommNet as my connectivity manager. Under "status" for the part it reads "blocked by Kerbin". If anybody can point out what I am doing wrong I would appreciate it. Edit: Apparently it doesn't work with a manned craft, you still need the probe core.
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    Exploration Plus and similar work okay through Duna it seems. I would assume planets keyed to the same name as stock will work just fine, new ones probably will have no associated contracts (?).
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    Edit: To clarify, what I want to do is not edit the standard Scatterer/EVE "options", I want to see the effect of changing Mie and Rayleigh params in-game, on the fly. I am not actually sure if that is possible... to date I have been changing text files and re-loading KSP, which is quite slow unfortunately. Can somebody explain to me like I am idiot how to edit Mei and Rayleigh scattering variables in-game for a custom scatterer config? The documentation says I should be able to do it in the GUI for the most recent versions of Scatterer. I open up the EVE menu in-game via the toolbar and navigate to the Atmospheres tab, but it says: No config! Please add a config with the content of "EVE_ATMOSPHERE{}" to populate. I am not sure how to address that. Configurations exist and are loaded properly, but are not recognized in the GUI for some reason? I have tried BoulderCo, Spectra, Volumetric Clouds, etcetera. Thank you for any help, I appreciate it.
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    Looks like what I see out my window right now in fact!
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    I second your sentiment in the OP about feeling burnt out. I was playing with the configs a lot independently, and jeez is it frustrating. Edit edit: Seems I need to learn how to play with the in-game editors, because my text-based method is too slow for experimentation. Edit: Blackrack gave a workaround for the "sunflare passing through planet issue" here. Note that this is related to deferred rendering only. Scatterer thread
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    No, you can see it in obit as well unfortunately.
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    Yeah, I figured it's the edge of some texture, but I cannot figure out why it happens here and not in KSRSS for example. Was working on debugging that as well but no luck. It would help if I knew what I was doing! Your 1.4 config uses the original StockVolumetricClouds config for Kerbin, and I think it looks better in JNSQ if you increase the height of the clouds. Something about the scale of the planet relative to the cloud height... For example, I increased the height of all cumulus clouds by 200 to 300, and then moved the altitude of the second layer to compensate. Maybe give the attached file a try on your end and see what you think. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/nrrlk7lsutsd47t6n2nrv/clouds.cfg?rlkey=7udkv36qft3gozoefuqrpbhqq&st=oljiakh4&dl=0
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    I have noticed another strange artifact that is not related to deferred rending. There seems to be a sharp division in the clouds right above KSC. This is more or less visible depending upon what the clouds above KSC look like at the time. Try time warping to get different views and check.
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    I have been debugging for hours and so far I am just too inexperienced to figure out the issue. There is another thread where people are experimenting with volumetrics and new configs for JNSQ. I went ahead and added deferred rendering on there. Everything works great except for sunlight somehow passing through kerbin as shown in the screenshots. If anybody more knowledgeable could give me a hint as to what the issue might be I would appreciate it. I see that Blackrack has the note for Kopernicus, "Mostly compatible, some planet packs have issues with the terrain shader of the homeworld," but I am unsure if that is related to the issue.
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    Has anyone tried with deferred rendering? I seem to get a bug that I cannot replicate in my KSRSS or Stock saves, also with deferred rendering. Basically, the sunflare sort of penetrates through kerbin to the dark side of the planet. I have been trying some debugging but no luck so far. Only removing the zzz_Deferred folder resolves the issue currently.
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    Just thinking aloud - I suspect the reason it feels different is that the thrust to weight ratio of a JNSQ rocket is the same as stock. One just needs more dV to do everything. However, this patch heavily nerfs TWR, which feels different to me. I think I am correct about that? Some searching leads me to believe Kerbin has earth gravity in both stock and scaled forms. Edit: forgot what the isp equation looked like.
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    Nice, sounds like a good update. I went through Salty's configs myself and compared to some of Blackrack's stuff, there were some other issues that I first learned about via reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/KerbalSpaceProgram/s/FFN1Wf4xWM You probably already are aware of these settings, but good to note when making your gas giant configs and whatnot.
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