T.Lago

It's probably pedantic of me to say it, but CKAN is quite confused by this. If you download this version from https://spacedock.info/mod/1428/HangerExtender and drop it in manually, CKAN will go on to detect it as snjo original version - even to the point of giving you the message that "this is the wrong version, use the other one". It seems wrong to me that CKAN would even have metadata about mods more than they themselves said. Anyway, linuxgurugamer is obviously doing what he can (maintaining dozens of mods) and you can see how a hanger mod probably goes lower on the list. I've heard that 1.10.0 is coming soon. How tiring it must be to try to keep up!

Hmm, well I hope it is obvious that I could be mistaken about having at some point clicked Extraplanetary Launchpads. As to whether it might be multiple - who knows, but I have replaced everything that I could think of and the problem has not returned. It seems to be related to something that I am not currently interested in but I have a ton of mods installed now and all is fine. edit: Including SSPX installed

Nertea, Since I am no longer the only case and have solved my problem, I thought I might add a point. Obviously my logs are now of no use, but I think that I can say that attempts to fix the issue were thwarted by remnants of a mod left behind in the gamedata directory. Some mod left behind enough that it was detected as installed by B9 and then somehow SSPX gets blamed. Along the way, as I uninstalled mods, I was able to get the error message changed from SSPXRocketParts to SCRocketParts but still the same "crash". I believe that the offending mod at least had something to do with launch pads, but I do not think that I ever had Extraplanetary Launchpads installed. I do think that I had AlphaMensae's Modular Launch Pads perhaps. Sorry that I was not able to note more carefully - and honestly there were quite a number of "dead" directories left behind after CKAN uninstalls - presumably to preserve user settings. Nonetheless, I think that it was the one that I noted to be launchpad related. In any case, it is obviously not a SSPX issue, exactly.

I never said you did. I just said that this is the Internet where everyone must be assumed to be stupid because most of them are. I just find it tiring to need to constantly say that I am not an idiot. I am sure that you experience the same thing every single time you have a problem and spend 3 days getting past "did you turn it off and then on again?" There is no previous version. I am sorry, but this is precisely what is frustrating about all Internet conversations. It is not that thing. It is a thing and it is pretty easy to define but that definition is not "some other version is present". I would define it as: "I have B9 and all is well and then I install SSPX and B9 flips out and crashes KSP to desktop because it heard about some file and it can not find that file and so crashing is in order." That's just what I am interpreting from that error dialog. But once again, were you seeing the same dialog as I have posted and a crash to desktop? If you were, then I feel that that piece of data could be useful (basically as a testimony to my sanity). At this point, I am just an idiot with a unique problem not worth anyone's time, but if I can prove that you saw the precise same error, then I am less crazy. Internet tech support is less about the details of problems and more about proving that your problem is actually a problem instead of a case of general purpose stupid.

Is this story you are relating to me about how you used to see this identical message box and CTD, but now after your update, it is all fine? If it is, then I am greatly interested in your story. Just in case this is the Internet and you all assume that I am stupid as dirt, I will tell you my story about how I have actually checked the versions and found that CKAN - against all predictions - is actually doing its job. All I can tell you is that this hard crashing is easy to resolve by removing these mods or just SSPX and that the error dialog happens and it has just two names on it - SSPX and B9. This is the extent of evidence I have unless someone has a pointer for what to look for in the log...

Using CKAN I uninstalled both and then reinstalled B9 which suggested SSPX so both were reinstalled fine. KSP.log is not updated, I still had it running, so it is updated now - duh, but I don't know what I'm looking at so I still really don't know anything but that window.

I'm with these guys, but has anyone ever seen any mod dev as productive as our beloved linuxgurugamer? Seriously he seems to border on maniacal in his drive to better my life.

Me too. About to uninstall it temporarily as it appears inconsolable. 1.8.1 fine, 1.91 borked

Amazing. Beautiful. Can one orbit it? Does it activate mandatory time warp because outside its influence time is moving more rapidly?

Not a fork. No code exposed. Your reason spurious and unhelpful. Your need to remove the link is like a poke in the eye to sense, reason and everyone who thinks that this is a game - a game that would be fun to play... with more planets. What is the point of making it poisonous? You want to be helpful? Isolate devs so they can work? Then do your job and answer questions. Maybe then when you meet people they won't be so riled up.

Kopernicus is alive again [Link to license-violating unauthorized Kopernicus fork removed by moderator] Has anyone from this project actually declared that an update is coming? Or has the army of minions been beating back all attempts to acquire information on the basis that the volunteers are not to be questioned in any way - not even to ask if they exist? Of course the answer is "yes" - that's what minions do instead of answering all the questions that they intend to shelter the devs from. Perhaps one can be persuaded to help the thousands of people reading this who are now too afraid to ask. Me? Do nothing for me - there are lots of nice people who want to know as well.

I just came here to say that my fairings have already popped. I had a chronic urge to switch on. That is all.