Aelios

Thank you. That helps, and means I need to re-evaluate how I'm calculating life support systems.

Ahoy, I found something odd when comparing input and output resources in the profile configuration and as they are listed in the game UI. What am I doing wrong? It appears that resource rates are listed in units per hundredths of a minute for processes like scrubbers, water purifiers, and waste processors; but in units per seconds for the greenhouse. Effectively, this means that the greenhouse consumption of Waste Atmosphere and CO2 don't quite match up with they way it is documented (line 1165) in Profiles/Default.cfg and doesn't quite replace the need for a scrubber: `Plants work on WasteAtmosphere and replace a scrubber` There is an apparent discrepancy in the configured values for Processes in Profile/Default.cfg and those shown in the game, which only resolve if the Processes are configured in units per hundredth of a minute. Scrubber in Default.cfg: `input = [email protected]` (*100/60 = 0.033668 per second) Scrubber in game UI: `WasteAtmosphere 0.034/s` (*60/100 = 0.0204 per hundredth of a minute) And it looks like the greenhouse has a rate per second because the number in the profile match the numbers in the UI. The greenhouse in Default.cfg for WasteAtmosphere: `rate = 0.020201`, CO2 `rate = 0.00505025` and Oxgygen `rate = 0.02758` The greenhouse in game UI: `CarborDioxide 0.028/s` and `Oxygen 0.028/s` What am I doing wrong here? @kirk The water recycler says it is enough to recycle the output of 1 crew member and has `input = [email protected]`, so we can assume that one kerbal produces 0.0001115 waste water per "tick". You can see the same thing in the game by configuring a pod with a water recycler, which shows 0.011 WasteWater per minute. The other 25% of the mass comes out as Carbon Dioxide and Ammonia.

I'm sure it was working a year or so ago when I added it to my config. I am not sure that it is still working.

I haven't been able to fix the day cycle. Even with Kronometer installed I see a 24 hour day when I expect it to be 6 hours. What am I missing?

Some contract packs ask for orbits outside the SOI Earth's moon, so I've been using this to increase the SOI of everything. This may be a workaroud you could try. (I put this in a file I created 'GameData/MyCustoms/SSRSS.cfg') ``` @SigmaDimensions { CustomSoISize = 1.5 } ```

That worked. Thank you very much. You saved me a bunch of time digging through those files.

Yes. Before I installed GPP I deleted Kopernicus and other mods included in GPP, then installed the mods included in GPP. I just did that again and saw no change. I've gone through all the mods that modify game play in any way and this appears to be a problem with Kerbalism, even in sandbox. Thank you for the rapid response.

Can you think of anything that would cause solar panels to produce only 20% as much power as they do in stock KSP? https://github.com/Galileo88/Galileos-Planet-Pack/wiki suggests that they should be producing 1.057 times as much. In Gael orbit, an OX-Stat at 100% exposure produces 0.011 e/s and an OX-4L produces only 0.051 e/s. Note: I previously had Stock Sized Solar System installed and I believe I have completely removed it, including Sigma Dimensions. I'm still on KSP 1.2.2.

Another interesting experience to report. I accepted a Boot Camp contract and didn't realize until I was at the airfield, exploring EVA, that it was a science boot camp. After recovering Marvin and his plane the contract said "vessel: Marvin Kerman". So I launched him onto the runway and took an EVA report, that went ok and completed the EVA report requirement. But Marvin is a pilot so it didn't complete the contract. I launched Herman, a level zero scientist. Recovering him without doing an EVA report on the runway completed the contract. I guess Marvin must have been paid to do Herman's homework for him. And nobody gets experience for cheating.

I love the idea of this. The experience system has always been quite silly. I had an interesting first experience... The contract was pilot Boot Camp: land one pilot at the island training facility and recover him. Sound simple enough. Then I noticed a Training Drill near the launch pad and the contract thought that was the ship I should land. It had no engines. I recovered the drill base and the contract system was smart enough to detect that the airplane I launched fit the contract. Great, until the landing. I "landed" on the island but poor Jarvin didn't survive, the contract system still believed that I had landed successfully. I launched another plane and landed less catastrophically, which completed the contract when I recovered Valentina and what was left of her craft. However, only 1 experience point was awarded to Val and none to Jarvin. I still have no level 1 pilots. 1. The pilot boot camp contract gave me a vessels that could not complete the contract. 2. When a valid vessel and pilot was destroyed on landing it completed that portion of the contract and made the next step impossible to complete with that pilot and vessel. 3. Completing each part of the contract again, even though they were mostly already completed, did not give the expected reward.

I'm very happy to have a better way to keep all the parts organized. It appears that anything KIS related doesn't show up in the parts list. No wrench, KIS help guide, no beer, and most alarmingly no tacos. and ... never-mind. After creating a new game and then going back to my existing game the EVA category re-appeared.

With the new version today stock parts are appearing in all the wrong nodes. ModuleManager.TechTree looks correct and this occurs even in a clean re-install with only ETT and ModuleManager and a new save-game. My best guess is that the individual parts cfg files are overriding the ETT configuration because something is wasn't in ETT wasn't installed correctly.\ Any advice on how to fix this?

I have gladly contributed to this project as it is the best balance mod I have seen. It makes KSP fun again. Patreon wants me to sign up for a monthly contribution, which I don't want to do. So I contributed about a year of what I would have done monthly and will cancel after one month. Thank you for SETI and I hope it continues to do great things.