linuxgurugamer

I would suggest WASDEditorCameraContinued instead, it fixes a few bugs I've made a CKAN for you with all the mods that are present, and have a list of the mods which aren't in CKAN at this time. Might I suggest some of the following, as well: Automated Screenshots and Saves Contract Pack: Unmanned Contracts TotalTime and yes, I wrote these, but feel they would fit in with what you listed. anyway, here is a link to a zip file with a CKAN of the mods, along with a text file containing a list of those which need to be manually installed: The only change I made to your list was to replace the WASDEditorCamera with WASDEditorCameraContinued, which fixes some bugs and adds a GUI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzid7e3pW1k7aUJhS3dSVWt5c1E/view?usp=sharing

Here is a .prnl which will delete the repulsors and roverbody from KerbalFoundies: # KerbalFoundries # Get rid of the repulsors KerbalFoundries/Parts/Repulsor KerbalFoundries/Parts/Screw.cfg KerbalFoundries/Parts/RoverBody.cfg KerbalFoundries/Assets/Repulsor KerbalFoundries/Assets/RepulsorGimbal KerbalFoundries/Assets/RepulsorSurface KerbalFoundries/Assets/RoverBody KerbalFoundries/Assets/Screw KerbalFoundries/Assets/DiffuseMap2048 KerbalFoundries/Assets/RepulsorDiffuse.png KerbalFoundries/Assets/RepulsorGimbal.png KerbalFoundries/Assets/dirty

that depends. Is it optional? Will it be a separate download/install? It really comes down to whether it will be bundled with the Arkus download or not. If not bundled, then it would be separate download and separate .netkan, which would require Arkus to be installed. If bundled, then it could be done the same as I mentioned earlier: put it in a separate directory, and just have a separate .net which references it

That's actually a question I will post to the CKAN group, because I'm not sure. I know that the EVE mod actually has the configs in different mods, and then they can choose which one (and it will only allow one) to install. Going this route, I would say that you would have the following: Arkas main mod Arkas clouds (optional install) Arkas cfg 1 Arkas cfg 2 Arkas cfg 3 There is a better way, which would only need a single downloadable file. The directory layout in the file should be something like this: GameData/Arkus Cloud Support/ cfg1/ cfg2/ cfg3/ And then, there would need to be 5 netkans, one for each. The main netkan would be for Arkus, the others would each reference one of the others, with the "install_to" pointing to GameData/Arkus. The cfg netkans would each list the other two as conflicts, which would allow the user to only install one of the cfgs, the Clouds would be listed as either a Recommends or a Suggests. I just looked at the download, and am not sure which 3 configs you are referring to. I see 3 cfg files, are these three mutually exclusive: Arkas_DistantObjectEnhancement.cfg Arkas_PlanetShine.cfg Arkas_ScienceDefs.cfg The netkan for the Arkus would list the Kopornkis as a depends as well as any other mods this depens on I'd be happy to help if you like. Feel free to contact me via PM or on this thread.

oh sorry. Find says to find this directory inside the zip file and then the install_to says where to install it. - - - Updated - - - That's actually a question I will post to the CKAN group, because I'm not sure. I know that the EVE mod actually has the configs in different mods, and then they can choose which one (and it will only allow one) to install. Going this route, I would say that you would have the following: Arkas main mod Arkas clouds (optional install) Arkas cfg 1 Arkas cfg 2 Arkas cfg 3

Can you explain the problem and how you solved it? Thanks

First post looks good here

CKAN will use whatever it's told to. It has good integration with KerbalStuff. CKAN is patterned after CPAN, which is used by Perl developers worldwide for many years. Here is the config file I made for the Sidos Urania System, I'l explain it below: { "identifier" : "sidosUraniaSystem", "$kref" : "#/ckan/kerbalstuff/1185", "spec_version" : "v1.4", "license" : "MIT", "comment" : "PlanetPack", "resources" : { "homepage" : "http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/6 6882" }, "depends" : [ { "name" : "Kopernicus", "min version": "0.4" }, { "name" : "EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements" } ], "install" : [ { "find" : "Sido_Urania_System", "install_to" : "GameData" } ], "suggests" : [ { "name" : "EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements-LR" }, { "name" : "EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements-HR" }, { "name" : "SentarExpansion" } ] } So, the "$kref" line tells CKAN where the mod is on kerbalstuff.com The "depends" section tells it that it needs Kopernicus and EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements, which will be automatically installed if they aren't installed. The "suggest" section are only suggestions presented to the user. I may be a bit biased, but most mod authors who have trouble with CKAN don't understand it. I've very rarely heard of problems with end-users. There are a very few number of mods which require special attention from the CKAN people

So, the main class should inherit from MonoBehaviousExtended, and secondary classes should inherit the MonoBehaviourWindow? Also, I'm going to be starting to write a new mod, and figure this would be a good way to learn this. So, all I'll need (for now) will be the ability to display a window using GUILayout stuff, and then I'll be registering a function to be called when a ship is launched. Do you have a minimal sample with a window I can look at? Thanks

This would make it difficult to have CKAN work with both. Probably what would need to happen is that there would be a new .netkan for the moons which depend on Arkas. Actually, I just noticed that it isn't in CKAN at all. Would you be interested in my doing that for you? I did one for sido, and it is being looked at by the ckan people (trying to get all the planet packs working properly in ckan)

This is in my CraftImport mod. I hear what you are saying, but here the thing: This code is for the file selection dialog. If I don't put in that custom style, the file selection dialog is mostly black, both the background, hover and text are very dark. When I have it there, they are the way I want. So right now I'm at a loss. Unfortunately, I'm at work now, and can't do anything about it, but feel free to grab the code from github and take a look. It's a little messy, and due for a refactoring, but I'm going to wait until 1.1 so that I don't have to do it twice. LGG

Hi, I'm getting what is, for me, an unknown error. First, here is the code: public void OnGUI() { ..... ..... GUIStyle s = new GUIStyle (HighLogic.Skin.textField); s.onNormal = HighLogic.Skin.textField.onNormal; // s.fontSize = 15; s.name = "listitem"; s.alignment = TextAnchor.MiddleLeft; //s.fontStyle = FontStyle.Bold; //s.fixedHeight = 50; s.imagePosition = ImagePosition.ImageLeft; GUI.skin.customStyles [0] = s; ..... ..... (various GUILayout, etc) } Further down, the following is done: return SelectionList (selected, list, "listitem", callback); } public static int SelectionList (int selected, GUIContent[] list, GUIStyle elementStyle, DoubleClickCallback callback) { elementStyle = GUI.skin.customStyles [0]; for (int i = 0; i < list.Length; ++i) { //elementStyle.fontSize = 15; Rect elementRect = GUILayoutUtility.GetRect (list [i], elementStyle); bool hover = elementRect.Contains (Event.current.mousePosition); if (hover && Event.current.type == EventType.MouseDown && Event.current.clickCount == 1) { selected = i; Event.current.Use (); } else if (hover && callback != null && Event.current.type == EventType.MouseDown && Event.current.clickCount == 2) { callback (i); Event.current.Use (); } else if (Event.current.type == EventType.repaint) { elementStyle.Draw (elementRect, list [i], hover, false, i == selected, false); } } return selected; } And here are some of the errors: Unable to find style 'listitem' in skin 'GameSkin' Layout (Filename: C:/buildslave/unity/build/artifacts/StandalonePlayerGenerated/UnityEngineDebug.cpp Line: 56) ..... (Filename: C:/buildslave/unity/build/artifacts/StandalonePlayerGenerated/UnityEngineDebug.cpp Line: 56) Unable to find style 'listitem' in skin 'GameSkin' Repaint Now, I know that the code at the beginning works, since if I delete it, I see the very obvious change in the window. So, what is generating these errors, and should I be concerned? I'm guessing that I should set a couple of other GUIStyles in other skins, but I have no idea what, or where. Thanks in advance

Please, for your sanity, for the ability of CKAN to automatically detect updates, and for everyone else's sanity, upload your mod to Kerbalstuff.com Curse makes it difficult on purpose, since they want to show you advertising, etc. That being the case, you can look at this for inspiration: http://superuser.com/questions/588684/batch-get-the-url-of-to-a-file-from-html-document

For anyone interested, I'm starting to write a new mod to allow you to create a name format, and then have ships automatically named based on their function. It's just in the planning stage, but I hope to have something in a few weeks. Right now, I'm thinking about a name for the mod, so suggestions are welcome. I'm leaning towards "Craft Autonamer", but am very open to suggestions. Linuxgurugamer Edit: Just thought of another name: What's in a Name (WIAN)

Any status on this?

More like the Death Star. planet-wide canyon?

Upload to KerbolX, please. but, Great Job! - - - Updated - - - Now you need to get the rest of the gang

if you runout of electric charge, nothing will work. Again, please supply some more info, as requested

some more information is needed: What version of KSP? Are you running any mods? If so, which ones, and how were they installed? Craft file would be useful, as would a save game - - - Updated - - - This actually makes the most sense, since you did mention about "turning off sas", which implies that it's on, which implies that electric charge is being used.

f Woohoo! Thank you, I get that often enough to be very annoying. LGG

Hi, I'm going to be writing a mod in the next few weeks which will automatically name vessels according to a specified format. The basic idea is that you will have a name format something like this: [Prefix][VT][PM][sM][TM]-[Number][Name] and would then be able to select from a number of dropdowns an entry for each of the fields. Also, an added piece would be that at launch time, the [Number] field would be replaced by a number indicating the number of launches for that particular craft, also, there would be a replacable field for the launch date/time. The name format will be fully customizable, and additional field can be defined in .cfg files Down the road, I'm hoping to add a right-clickable menu item to crafts to be able to call up a dialog to specify names during flight. There will be several pre-defined name formats available to choose from. The idea is to have a standardized set of names, and also to avoid having multiple ships with the same name. So, I'm looking for ideas for names for this mod. LGG

How would this affect existing saves? Would it just be non-functional?

@FreeThinker: Yes. You just have to specify Curse in the netkan. According to the CKAN spec: #/ckan/http/:url Indicates data should be fetched from a HTTP server, using the :url provided. For example: #"$kref" : "#/ckan/http/https://ksp.marce.at/Home/DownloadMod?modId=2", Obviously replace the url with yours. This is only available in the CKAN spec 1.6, so you would also need the following line: "version" : "1.6", - - - Updated - - - @politas As of now, it's not a mod, it's just an external program You are correct. Which is why I've dropped the idea, and am now just giving the user instructions in a dialog after the craft is imported. However, it is possible to have a custom command for each OS, or, have the user enter a command line. Also, when calling CKAN on the command line, it does send errors to the stdout (console), which can be captured and displayed. LGG

The netkan I posted was an example, ripped from several sources :-) Here is a link to AutoPruner: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/101309-Script-AutoPruner-v1-1-Prune-those-parts-that-suck-up-your-RAM!-(2015-018) Here is the current version of the netkan, in a working state: { "spec_version": "1.4", "identifier": "AntennaRangePatches", "name": "Antenna Range Patches", "$vref": "#/ckan/ksp-avc", "version":"0.1.0", "license": "MIT", "download": "https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/qb74avlcski8y1o/arp.zip?dl=0", "depends": [ { "name": "AntennaRange" }, { "name": "ModuleManager" } ], "conflicts": [ { "name": "AntennaPatch4AntennaRange"} ], "install": [ { "find" : "AntennaRangePatches", "install_to" : "GameData" }, { "find" : "AutoPruner", "install_to" : "GameRoot" } ], "recommends": [ { "name": "RemoteTech" }, { "name": "Antennas" } ] } - - - Updated - - - CraftImport can download from KerbalX. KerbalX can also supply a .ckan to install any mods the craft file needs. If mods aren't available for the craft, I want to start CKAN to install them, and also exit the game when doing so. For now, I'm just downloading the .ckan file and giving the user instructions.