rsparkyc

what are you worried about? Afraid you'll never go back?

What's your current record for the 3x3x3? As for me, I'm trying to get RO/RP-0 working on 1.2.2

I'm pretty new to trying to work on mods, but I figured I'd try to be proactive about some of the mods I'd like to see updated rather than putting up "when will this be ready?" posts. With that said, I'm trying to work on updating the RP-0 mod to use the latest Contract Configurator (see this issue: https://github.com/KSP-RO/RP-0/issues/571) When I start the game, I do a grep on the Player.log for "contract" to get any log messages that have to do with contract configurator. I was seeing messages like this in the log: ContractConfigurator.ContractGroup: CONTRACT_GROUP 'Milestones': No minVersion or older minVersion provided. It is recommended that the minVersion is set to at least 1.15.0 to turn important warnings for deprecated functionality into errors. I went through the CONTRACT_GROUP nodes, and added a minVersion of 1.22.2 (since that's what we're running on), however now I get the following message everywhere I changed that: ContractConfigurator.ContractConfigurator: Multiple assemblies with name 'ContractConfigurator' found! You can take a look at my config file here: https://github.com/rsparkyc/RP-0/blob/1.2_CCupdate/GameData/RP-0/Contracts/Groups.cfg 2 main questions: 1) Since we have nested CONTRACT_GROUP nodes, would it make sense for the child nodes to inherit properties like minVersion from the parent node, and not give a warning that I didn't supply a value? 2) What's up with the Multiple assemblies message? I thought maybe somewhere I was referencing another version of ContractConfigurator, but doing a grep in my GameData directory for "minVersion" shows only 1.22.2 Thanks!

Technically, yes, it runs. However, there's plenty that's not working. I can't transmit science, and pretty much every part shows up as being non-ro compatible.

Are Bill and Val hardcoded into KSP somewhere? I'm trying to update KerbalRenamer, but get a NRE after I try to update their names: NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object at regexKSP.IconChanger.changeKerbalIcon (KSP.UI.CrewListItem cic) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 at regexKSP.IconChanger.BuildCrewAssignmentDialogue () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 at CallbackUtil+<DelayedCallback>c__IteratorEC.MoveNext () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 at UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine.InvokeMoveNext (IEnumerator enumerator, IntPtr returnValueAddress) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 You can see what I'm doing here: https://github.com/rsparkyc/KerbalRenamer/blob/JebBillBobValRename/Renamer/Renamer.cs#L137

I think this post has everything in a single download too:

IIRC, you need to update the VAB to get secondary build rates.

I submitted a PR for Kerbal Renamer here: https://github.com/KSP-RO/KerbalRenamer/pull/2 (It points the the RO fork of Kerbal Renamer). I think that's owned by @NathanKell

Oh, heh, yeah, it's more than one line, but no more Magic Strings

Gotta love one line changes

Does the CURRENT version work? No. That was compiled against 1.1.3. However, it's possible to recompile it against the 1.2.2 binaries with a few minor changes. I've done that, and created a spreadsheet tracking what works and what doesn't (at least for me) here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19_dhwSioZODCCtMFD0kZOtbmbg--ryoE0nzoWJL2cRc/edit#gid=0 Feel free to checkout the github page, there's a github issue related directly to 1.2 compatibility here: https://github.com/KSP-RO/RealismOverhaul/issues/1436 Oh, and a reddit discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/RealSolarSystem/comments/5o54f0/is_ro_finally_out/

hmm, I haven't messed with SSRSS, just RSS. Maybe try narrowing it down to a smaller set of mods and try to reproduce it again?

What other mods do you have installed? That seems really odd, considering I have RSS and many of the other realism overhaul mods installed and am not seeing anything like that.

Have you tried right clicking on that dependency and clicking "remove"? In a separate topic, I'm trying to help upgrade RP-0. Looks like there was some old code like this: protected double ResourceRate() { if (part.Modules.Contains("ModuleCommand")) { ModuleCommand mC = (ModuleCommand)part.Modules["ModuleCommand"]; foreach(ModuleResource r in mC.inputResources) { if(r.name.Equals("ElectricCharge")) { commandChargeResource = r; if (enabledkW < 0) enabledkW = (float)r.rate; return r.rate; } } } return -1; } However, ModuleCommand no longer has inputResources. I can do mC.part.resources, and filter where mC.flowMode is FlowMode.In, but 1) I don't know if that's the right way to do it, and 2) those objects still don't have a rate field. Suggestions?

Great minds think alike

Just found this: Is this something we might want to add into RO? Edit: I am slow, looks like @NathanKell was already talking to him about having this part of RSS

Another thing I found is that you can leave the part unattached, and then change the root node on that unattached sub-assembly (the root node tool works even on red parts). Sometimes I have to do that to change where the attachment node is

So sorry to hear about Ariel. I remember when we had to put our cat down (Her name was Bella, until we found out that She was actually a He. He was then renamed to Almond Joy (AJ for short), because "Almond Joys have nuts..."). He got hit by something in the street, and we had to take him to the vet at around midnight to be put down. My daughter was probably 3 at the time, and she still talk about him (even though it's been about 2 years) "The Ariel Edition" sounds like a good name for the next release name.

You can monitor progress at the below thread:

Cool, I might poke around and see if I can find anything too.

In the console in the cheat menu I see the following: "Error: Destroying object multiple times. Don't use DestroyImmediate on the same object in OnDisable or OnDestroy."

Hey @Starwaster, in the interest of getting more traction on the Realism Overhaul front, I've attempted a recompile against the 1.2 binaries. I had to make a few changes when it comes to struts, but was able to get something that compiles (though it needs some more testing). I'd be happy to submit a PR to you if you'd like.

I would think a method with the name OnTargetLost would be an event handler that would fire when the connection was terminated, and not actually cause the connection TO terminate.