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You're probably using it wrong... it took me a while to realize that the KER SB calculation only accounts for vertical velocity. Just get your horizontal velocity to zero before that height and you should be fine. It's not ideal - indeed it's one of the two things that keep making me think about learning this code base - but it's still more efficient for me than trying to eyeball the full retro burn.

I went through and did `./pyKAN list_modules --search <identifier>` on everything in the repocache, and only get the exception on the following 8: Firespitter FirespitterCore FirespitterResourcesConfig ModuleManager RetractableLiftingSurface SpaceDock SXT SXTContinued I don't see anything unusual about those, so I'm not sure where to go from there. Also noticed that search returned nothing for most identifiers, but I don't know if that's intended behavior since this isn't exactly a normal use case.

I'm not sure if I did something wrong with my upgrade here, but I'm getting an error now. I was able to successfully add my new 1.2.1 game folder, and do a pyKAN update and upgrade, but list_modules is consistently failing: $ ./pyKAN list_modules Using KSP Directory: /home/confusador/Games/KSP121 Traceback (most recent call last): File "./pyKAN", line 359, in <module> actions[options.action]['method']() File "./pyKAN", line 165, in list_modules if modid not in result or Version(result[modid]['version']) < Version(version): File "/home/confusador/Downloads/pyKAN-0.1.0/libPyKAN/version.py", line 102, in __lt__ return self.__cmp__(other) < 0 File "/home/confusador/Downloads/pyKAN-0.1.0/libPyKAN/version.py", line 86, in __cmp__ if self.numpart(i) <= self.numpart(j): File "/home/confusador/Downloads/pyKAN-0.1.0/libPyKAN/version.py", line 52, in numpart return int(''.join(re.findall('\d',s))) ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '' EDIT: It occurred to me that I could probably get what I needed by grepping the repocache, and once I found the module name `./pyKAN install --module ContractConfigurator-Tourism` worked just fine as well. Not sure what it is about list_modules, maybe choking on a new name?