HebaruSan

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What gave you the impression that I didn't understand that?

Since the concept that you have in mind is so similar to an existing mod, a good place to start would be understanding how the existing mod works. Here's where its source code lives: https://bitbucket.org/veon/kerbal-space-ponies/src/master/ If you install git, you can clone the project with this command: git clone https://bitbucket.org/veon/kerbal-space-ponies.git ... which will give you a local copy of the code that you can browse and experiment with. It looks like there's a C# plugin, so you'll likely want to take a look at the pinned references in this subforum: https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/forum/29-ksp1-c-plugin-development-help-and-support/

I guess I've been on record as a pessimist since May. I'll need to see overwhelmingly positive reviews to get past my experiences attempting to play this studio's previous work.

This is something of an FAQ in this subforum, although the previous conversations aren't as easy to find as we might like. Here are a few with recommendations that might help: And this modpack seems to have become relatively popular based on how many support requests CKAN has been getting for it: https://github.com/mystwalkerKSP/Kerbal-Space-Program-Community-Lifeboat-Project/blob/main/Community Lifeboat Modpack2.ckan My own tip would be: Be frugal with part mods and only install ones that you will actually use. Every part that you install will increase your load time and take up RAM the entire time KSP is running, so if you add some gigantic parts pack with extra versions of everything that you really don't need, you'll be paying performance costs for no benefit. If you really want just a few parts from one of them, this mod has options to help you prune the other parts from your install, once you get past its quite poor UI:

There mostly isn't one due to licensing constraints (nobody can legally redistribute TTWO's music files), but see:

A Discord user reported it to Firefox's bug tracker: https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/143437 whereupon one of the team members confirmed it and migrated it to their other bug tracker: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1928600 So, it might be a bug in Firefox, and they might be investigating it? Presumably that second ticket will be the one to follow for updates. If they find and fix a bug, then some future Firefox update will work properly again. If they decide Firefox is working properly, then hopefully they'll specify exactly what SpaceDock is doing wrong so it can be fixed.

Firefox 132.0 now does this "Secure Connection Failed" thing, whereas Firefox 128.0 (the "Extended Support Release") still works fine. Nobody knows why, but @VITAShas been alerted in case there is some new server folk ritual to perform. I suspect a bug in the newer version of Firefox because other browsers are not complaining. I don't know where you're seeing that; my browser says: It does seem to be a real issue for users of Firefix 132.0.

Frankly, I don't think there's any guarantee that the moderators even know it's back up yet.

That's probably because no one who's seen this post knows the cause. Maybe share some logs?

Well, you can either insist on that, or you can be open to finding out why it's not working. Personally I'd strongly recommend the latter. Here's a guide to how to report issues such that someone might actually be able to help:

Typically (which is the only guess I can offer since you've given no information other than "does not work"), that means you installed something incorrectly. Here's a guide to help:

The CKAN client v1.35.2 "Penrose" is released! Just a few small fixes: Missing files can now be marked as intentionally-so, using either install filters or a new label setting (and Janitor's Closet has already released an update to integrate with this) Apparently a lot of people's Steam installs contain corrupted files, so now CKAN is much more tolerant of that Fixed a visual artifact with enthusiastic use of labels Thanks to all who reported these in the just-over-a-week since Oberth! https://github.com/KSP-CKAN/CKAN/releases/tag/v1.35.2

This mod is hosted on https://ksp.sarbian.com/, which does not provide download stats. But it's also mirrored on archive.org. The 1081 is coming from there.

You will be much more likely to get a useful response if you share your patch.