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Thank you for the quick answer. It's odd indeed, I'm sure the problem is on my end but I can't figure it out. I used the built-in utility to unzip, which also throws an error: 0x80004005. I can skip the dialog but other files inside the zip pop up with the same error. Googling yielded some promising results but after trying everything that even seemed remotely connected, including uninstalling Java and mucking with the registry, I'm back where I started. Edit: I guess I should be more specific. I tried: run regsvr32 jscript.dll and regsvr32 vbscript.dll in the command prompt uninstall Java try 7-zip repair the .zip with winrar try to disable Microsoft 6to4 adapters (I had none) Run antivirus and malewarebytes to see if I picked up something (nothing, yay!)

I downloaded 1.5.1 from the KSP Store. However, on unpacking the .zip the file appears to be corrupted: I've tried downloading it multiple times with Firefox, Chrome and Edge - same result. Any ideas about how to solve that?

False, I've never owned a car in my life. TUBM owns a bicycle and uses it regularly.

Chapeau! Very elegant, indeed. I don't think Kenlie would have gone through with it, but as long as the Kerbulans think he would have... I wonder if he already has a plan how to deal with the others. How many Kerbulan moves can he foresee? I usually devour books, so seeing this story unfold ever so slowly is a painful delight. MOAR? Pretty please?

That's what the IPA is for. In my case, it's [myn].

Maybe you don't have the latest version of RCS build aid. Your image shows that it looks for version 0.1.3.0 of the click through blocker but the last version is 0.1.6.

You need to install the new dependencies listed in the OP:

I've figured out a solution: Usually, I'm using Firefox, but downloading through Edge somehow worked, although I'm not sure why.

I've downloaded 1.4.1 several times, both the .zip file and the installer from the store. When I try to unpack/install, I get error messages that the file is corrupted. Here's the log of one of the tries: I've never experienced this problem with any of the previous versions, and downloads from other sites turn out just fine. Do you have any tips on where the problem could be? Thanks :-)

Furfuryl alcohol: Flash point: 65°C Autoignition point: 491°C Source and lots of additional data: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=furfuryl+alcohol I couldn't find WFNA specifically, but this is the entry for HNO3

If you want to know how things pan out without having to accept the new EULA, you can always read the forum without signing in. Which is more or less what I plan on doing. I had high hopes for an answer after this comment, but a week has passed and there's no word from Squad. On the other hand, the KSP Weekly stated that they had added an Author field to the missions we can create with the DLC. That's a positive signal in my opinion, it shows that they care about crediting users for their content.

And on the helmet!

Oh! Thank you for this, I assumed that they would still be working and didn't check them first. Must be because the IP changed hands. Too bad, really. I'll edit my posts to avoid confusion.

It takes you to this thread: The download links for the early versions are in the spoiler tag.

0.7.3. You can find them all in this thread.

From yesterdays KSP Weekly: I interpret this as a yes for the DLC. I think I even saw it stated explicitly, but a cursory search brought up nothing. Economically speaking, it would make sense in any case, as the DLC for console would provide additional income.

I had the same problem. If you go to the original twitter post, it plays just fine in firefox.

That's the Duna SSTV. You've inadvertently found an easteregg! Here's a video for comparison.

STS-75

Maybe there's no way to win but there's still hope for my favorite outcome: a draw. That's the only way for Kerbfleet to survive without having to abandon their peaceful ways.

Update: the launch has been cancelled. Somehow, this line doesn't surprise me: "[...] as he and his team were preparing to leave Wednesday, the motorhome/rocket launcher broke down in his driveway, he said."

I love the new descriptions. I'll give it a try as soon as possible. If anybody else is interested in doing some translations too, here's the relevant code for MM provided by @HebaruSan: @PART[noseCone] { @description = descdesc_noseCone } Localization { en-us { descdesc_noseCone = Fits atop Mk1 parts, and is likely more aerodynamic than anything you'll put it on. } es-es { descdesc_noseCone = Spanish translation of that } }

That looks and sounds great! I definitely like this version better than the stock one. I'm still interested to do the translations, if localization is still a thing.

I'm not sure if that would give you an accurate translation. Google is good to grasp the basic meaning but beyond that... If you absolutely want to use a translator, try https://www.deepl.com/ Sign me up for the spanish translation.

Welcome PalmettoSC! This is actually a recurring question with several threads dedicated to the subject. It's a rather controversial point, I think this is the most recent thread if you're looking for more in-depth explanations.