linuxgurugamer

take alook at this: http://spacedock.info/mod/1040/Kerbal Object Inspector Continued Works in 1.2 Hi All, I just merged some more changes from @LeLeon, so be sure to update to the latest.

This was one of those very strange things where two wrongs actually made a right, and when one wrong was fixed, the right was broken. It's fixed, version 3.3.9 is released. And this time it's done the right way. When it was working before, code was being called incorrectly, but in a way which allowed it to actaully work because of another related problem. When I fixed one during some cleanup, it broke. Please test and let me know how it goes.

Since you mention the VA, I assume you are exmilitary. so, thank you for your service.

That's why I said the "it may be a while", same issue that VesselViewer has, I think

Thank you for confirming. Something got reverted, and I haven't found it yet. Good news is that I was able to pull 3.3.7 from git and compile it, so it shouldn't be too difficult to find. But I'm out of town for a day, probably won't get to this until tomorrow

I can take a look, but think that it may be a while.

I haven't yet finished with it, it is not updated for 1.2 yet

Quite possibly related to the fact that the NoOffsetLimit is again bugged with regards to local/absolute coordinates; something got reverted. If you have time, could you install the previous version and see if it still happens there? Thanks

Some had made a PR, which I merged, and when I tested it in flight, it seemed to work. Strange. Anyway, you are mostly correct, but just remove the FOR. Since this patch is included with the mod, no need to add an extra check there. Here is a correct cfg: @PART:HAS[@MODULE[ModuleEngines]|@MODULE[ModuleEnginesFX]] { MODULE { name = SensiblePumps } } Update imminent

No problem, I spent more time packaging it up than recompiling it.

Not at this time. Create an issue on github about it. New release: 0.4.1 Fixed harmless nullref wnen exiting from flight to main menu. Only happened when mod is disabled Fixed harmless nullref wnen launching. Only happened when mod is disabled Fixes DivisionByZero when engine has multiple ModuleEngines per part, thanks @ThirdOfSeven

New release for 1.2.1 here. Please move all discussion over there

Reviving a useful mod: Ever had a rocket snap in half on you while in flight? I know you have. Ever noticed how the engines in the snapped-off part keep running while there's still fuel in the remaining stage? I know this happened to you as well. Major Improvement - Optimized code by using onPartDeCoupleComplete instead of an OnFixedUpdate Ever wish the pumps in an uncontrolled piece of debris would behave like real pumps and stop feeding fuel into the engine? I know I did, so I made this little plugin. Usage: Just install. It will just work, by adding itself into every part that has engines with ModuleManager. Engines which are part of vessels which cannot be controlled, i.e. are debris, will immediately shut off, and do so only once. This will correctly observe engines which cannot be shut off, i.e. solid fuel rockets. If this behaviour is, for whatever reason, not what you want on a particular engine, for example, you're making a liquid rocket meant to be used as a dumb projectile, you can toggle it in the editor by right-clicking on the part. Source code Github: https://github.com/linuxgurugamer/SensiblePumps Downloads: Github: https://github.com/linuxgurugamer/SensiblePumps/releases http://spacedock.info/mod/1047/Sensible%20Pumps%20Continued License: The license for the code -- the entire silly half-page of it -- is GPLv3. ModuleManager is bundled with the plugin according to it's license permissions. https://www.patreon.com/linuxgurugamer

I do apologize, I totally missed this

Go for it, I have enough :-)

No blacklist, just been busy. Sorry, I'll look at the present this evening when I get home

Look for it in a day or so

I was asked, looks simple enough Won't work in 1.2 without update, or at least a recompile

not yet, sorry. while it's working, I'm still testing. I'll PM you a link

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I'll wait a few days, but just wanted your OK on it. I'll be doing it in my own repo, but would push to you if requested For those who are interested, I do have it working in 1.2.1

It wasn't clear. He should have stated that, instead he just listed two licenses, and both Squad and the FSF were unsure as to his meaning. Doesn't matter. I released under the GPL, he is free to do whatever he wants, including asking me to take it down

Check your Github email

@Ippo @Coffeeman hasn't been around since April 11. How long should I wait before going ahead with this?

Firespitter @LeLeon is doing a fantastic job of going through this mod and making updates. Please all give a shout out to him. He committed a whole bunch last night, it's now merged on GitHub. Details follow: