Nayeen

'Error in autoupdate: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index' When trying to update CKAN. Edit: Now it works and it updated just fine.

Loving this mod but I am also having big problems with ships having ghost torque. I've built a simple space station and ghost torque is making it rotate when out of time warp, making docking impossible.

This is so cool. Love it. And the video you made is awesome.

I mean if I manually click on an instrument and transmit data it will transmit it normally. If I click on the SA button to log an experiment it will sometimes refuse to send any data (there are no log entries in the top left at all, clicking on 'transmit' doesn't do anything). Reloading helps as well - for example if my probe doesn't want to send data I can do a quicksave and quickreload and it will work again. Last time it happened I did a science junior experiment and I clicked on transmit data and it made the experiment void (it removed data and made it inoperable) but it didn't send any data and I couldn't run the experiment again. Without RemoteTech I don't have this issue. Similarly with RemoteTech (and without ScienceAlert) I also don't have this issue. But with both RT and SA it happens occasionally. PS: Maybe clicking on experiment manually or SA button has nothing to do with it if as you say they are the same (it could be biased observation since I mostly use SA button to gather science anyway). But I have this issue with like every 1 out of 20 times I'm playing around with experiments on unmanned probes. I also have a bunch of other mods (DMagic science, Interstellar etc...) so I will try to remove all other mods and see if this still happens.

Sometimes I can't seem to transmit science data from unmanned probes (with RemoteTech) from ScienceAlert interface. But it works if I manually click on instruments and send data (although if I click on instrument first via SA it will bug the instruments and manual sending won't work any more). So far this happened only with probes that are far away, maybe something to do with higher signal delay?

In what situation would you want to alternate connections on a probe? If you are relative close to the satellites a single omni antenna picks up every satellite in range. If you are further away just target planet Kerbin with a dish and it's cone will include all satellites in Kerbin orbit.

Thanks! I was trying to find it from in-game settings menu while already in game.

Hi! Is there any way to remove the Kerbal workers that are walking around in VAB/SPH? I remember that there used be an option to hide them in the settings menu. But it seems that the options is gone now in 1.0.x.

Thanks for this explanation. I was also using very shallow entry angles from LKO (periapsis around 50km) and I lost all my ablative shielding on the stock pod. I was using DRE with older KSP versions and this type of shallow atmospheric entry always worked fine until 1.00/1.02. This explanation regarding the g-forces vs heating balance makes perfect sense now. I never knew there was such a thing as too shallow re-entry. But I'm wondering how to go about aerobraking? Let's say you are approaching Kerbin at transfer speeds and you are forced to break in the thin upper atmosphere? With the current version of KSP/DRE I can't imagine the ablative would survive long enough for such a manoeuvre?