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Do I need to uninstall IFS if I have it installed? I installed a couple of mods last night (StarLionIndustries and AtomicAge, and Mk2 Extended iirc), and suddenly I could not edit the fuel type of any tank in the VAB. So I tried uninstalling a few. ------ Here is a download link for anyone like me who can't reach the official one at Kerbalstuff: https://spacedock.info/mod/366/Stock Fuel Switch

Apologies, wrong thread.

How current is this? Has this basically been superseded, or is it still possible to find some fuel-switching mod that doesn't involve installing new tanks?

Is there a way to get *only* the fuel switching mod without the extra tanks and features? I would simply like to use the 2.5m-to-Mk. 3 fuselage adapter with double liquid fuel for my asteroid scout mission. Oh also, when changing the fuel type, does it keep the same numbers (e.g. will I get 2500 fuel together like with the Short Fuselage)?

There is a mod for this, updated to KSP v1.2. It is "TankLock Redux".

Mr. Court, this was my most helpful, used "mod". Is there any chance to make it 1.1.2 compatible (my 1.0.5 design seemed underpowered now; the changelogs show some aerodynamic changes), and can we do anything to help?

Ok, well, the one I tried did not work (the part and shield disappeared again), so I put a probe on the launch pad and copied the decoupler part from that. That worked!

Yes, but which one? Now that you suggest it is only in that section, I will try guiActive to True.

There is an inflatable one? I did not see it yet. The only reason was my little contract probe was smaller than the 1.25m heat shield. Speaking of which, I have a problem: on my craft, I disabled staging on the part to be tested, so that it would not accidentally go off in flight (and ruin the chance to do the contract). It turns out you cannot re-enable this in game, so I escaped the Kerbin system to discover the part would not activate or test (the part is supposed to be in the staging queue, but the method is to 'Run Test'--strange, I know). Doing some research got me to the SFS file with the parts in it; do you know which line(s) will restore the part?

Will this ever happen?