3spurr

This mod is amazing! Although I have 3 tiny suggestions that would in my opinion make it better. The 1m lander should have a 4 legged variant, so that symmetry with ships that use it is better. Also variants of the other base frames with the metal shell would be nicer, and make landers cleaner. Also a double variant of the cradle legs that is just 2 together. Sorry if this seems a bit demanding or too much like a wishlist. I hope you understand.

@Nertea The BZ-1 Adjustable Base Frame has 3 legs, while the other base frames have an even amount of legs. The 3 legs are ruining my lander which has 2 symmetrical sides. I would really appreciate it if you could add a version of it with 4 legs, or a setting of it. That would really help me, and probably others.

@NerteaThis mod is fantastic! I have some suggestions to make it even better. The Mk1 Base Frame and every base cradle has those white parts on the side. Those should be toggleable, and the bigger base frames should also have it toggleable. There should be base cradles with 4 legs, just 2 next to eachother. And the base frames should have built in extendable ladders. And the science labs should carry a bit of electricity, and some batteries of this mod's style would be nice. Maybe the Fate Science Lab could alslo contain those little science experiments like the barometer, negative gravioli detector, fluid spectro-variometer, and accelerometer.

Thanks!

Oh then I guess I made a mistake other than deleting files. A week ago I downloaded a small mod and dropped its parts into the default parts folder.

I thought the folder was from a mod. Thanks!

A few days ago I was trying to install a mod but I failed, and tried to remove the mods files, but since I'm new to file exploring I accidentally deleted the files for the gearbays! Can someone please tell me how to reinstall them??

Thank you to both of you guys!

A small jet but incredibly fast jet made using parts from the MK2 Essentials Mod. I named it the Mola-Mola because it resembles the real-life Mola-Mola AKA Ocean Sunfish when seen from the top-down. Here are some pictures of it at half of its highest recorded speed: