artemiseritu

Haha, I just read the previous posts about that, sorry.

Uh oh, I found another issue. When using the IR wheels, anything I build starts flopping and flipping around like a fish just after you caught it. The stock wheels work fine. (Beta rc-1, with ksp 1.1)

You fixed it! You really fixed it!!

UI Elements are all garbled up. The IR UI icon displays as other mods' icons e.g. mechjeb and editor extensions icons show in place of IR robotic arm icon. UI background is white. I had a look through the differences between the old stable version 0.21.4, and the Textures folder was removed, and replaced with an AssetBundles folder in the IR Model Rework - v02 Pre-Release Beta. Old Textures were actually physically in the Textures folder. Now, there's an ir_ui_objects.ksp file in the AssetBundles. I Think the issues arise because mods are external dlls and assets are usually internal to KSP. This makes me wonder why the decision was made to switch from a Textures folder to an AssetBundles folder in the first place. I have tried reinstalling fresh with IR from a manual download. Problem persists no matter what I tried. When I go back to ksp v1.0.5 install with the matching IR version 0.21.4, everything works fine.

How about a force cancel operation, so that if there's heavy lag i.e. something goes wrong, we don't have to restart ksp just to get back to building. That would be a nice feature. Also, I'm having problems with heavy lag, and was wondering if anyone else was experiencing this while using auto asparagus. I'm not sure what the issue is, but I have a rocket with 4 boosters in an asparagus config, and they're attached with decouplers like in the correct diagram shown in this thread. Not sure why, then, there is a heap of lag that pretty much causes me to have to restart ksp after every use of autoasparagus... It seems to work well with small, uncomplicated rockets, but the rocket I'm working on is mid sized, with several complex parts.

I was about to smash my computer to pieces, but you sir, have saved one computer from the junkyard.