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Thanks Berlin! That one works!

Thanks for the recommendation. Do you happen to have a link for the mod? I'm having difficulty finding it.

Hello everyone. I seem to have an issue with EVE V2: Interstellar. Mainly, the volumetric clouds. Regardless of what resolution of clouds I use, they simply don't show up on V1.1 or 1.05, even if the loading screen clearly shows it goes through the proper cloud files. I was curious to know which mods you guys are using to have the clouds show?

I deleted PlanetShine-0.2.5, but the same issue happens when I copy the whole folder and paste it somewhere else. None of my mods work. It's as if something is stopping them from activating (and I checked my anti-virus, it's not that either).

This is what my GameData folder looks like. The mods are all there, but none of them work!

So I installed several mods, and dropped the files that were in the 'GameData' files of the mods into the 'GameData' file on ksp. My understanding is that doing this alone is enough for the mods to activate. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work ever since the release of 1.1 (and yes, I made sure I use the mods compatible with 1.1). Is there any way to manually activate them?

What a moving letter. But I am sure many of us can associate with you. Personally, I was always a physics fan, but a series of events led me down a path that prevented me from working in my favorite sector, Aerospace. I went through severe family problems during my last year of highschool, which made me fail maths in high school. I was always good at Physics' theories, but always had issues learning maths, mainly because my maths teacher was really not fit for the job, and since half of the Physics curriculum requires one to calculate stuff, I passed that with some pretty average scores too. My poor maths grades got me rejected from a couple of colleges I wanted to go study aerospace engineering at, so I decided to join the military and become a fighter pilot. My Asthma is what quashed those hopes, and I ended up working in security shortly after I got discharged. When I began seeing posts of a friend playing the demo version of KSP, I gave it a try myself, and fell in love with the game. I have gained a much more profound visual understanding of the Physics I learned in School (understanding is one thing, seeing is another!) and the thrills I had when I was able to reach milestones (orbiting Kerbin for the first time, Landing on the Mun for the first time, successfuly accomplishing a docking in space for the first time) were some of the best I had in my entire life. I have now signed up for an adult learning course in Maths and Physics to learn/re-learn what I gave up at school, and am planning to try entering the engineering program at my local university once again, with the hopes to finally work in my dream sector.

I too have found it to be very difficult to lift spaceplanes. I have been working tirelessly over the last week or so on perfecting a single-seater SSTO with the capacity to carry fuel converters and sas thrusters for docking and refuelling on planets, as well as ion thrusters. All this provided me a space plane that was capable of travelling to every single planet in the kerbal solar system and never run out of fuel. Strangely, the hardest part for me was to be able to orbit Kerbin using only rapier engines, avoiding the use of oxidizer upon ascent for as long as possible. It appears that with the new update, Kerbin's atmosphere suddenly became much denser and I am unable to break past 600m/s at 10'000 meters altitude, whereas before I was able to get up to 2000 m/s before proceeding to a steep ascent. I would like for the next update to include some major upgrades for the Rapier engine so as to provide a more powerful and more efficient engine!

Bump - precisely my problem. This is a major issue!!!

Ever since I updated to 1.0, I found it is impossible to use the thrusters in docking mode (where shift = up, ctrl = down, D = right, A = left, W = forward, S = backwards). Before, all I would have to do is just click on the bottom left side panel to activate docking mode on the thrusters, but now the system just completely ignores this and continues swiveling my spacecraft even when the thrusters are properly placed. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?

Yes, I made sure to target the spacecraft on the map (its' orbit turned yellow) and the purple markers on the nav ball do show. I was also able to come as near as 1 km from the object I was trying to dock with. The problem, is that space is extremely dark and I am unable to see the object, even when it is that close. The yellow targeting circle does not magically appear as it does on the tutorial videos, which is why I was wondering if there is any hot key I need to press so that it shows. I happen to be playing on steam, which might explain this if this targeting system is a new addition to the game and Steam clients have not been updated yet.

I have been trying to figure out how to dock properly for the last 3 hours now. I have watched several tutorials on youtube; all seem to have some kind of yellow circle that shows the exact position of the object I am trying to dock to, even when that object is 100 km away. Is there any hotkey on the keyboard I need to press in order to activate it? I have tried all the buttons on my keyboard, but to no avail.