stratt76

Hi there, I've been searching for days and can't seem to find anything on this. I've gotten back into KSP after a few years break and I can't for the life of me figure out how to access the planetary stockpile (I believe this is from the Kolonization mod; i have 55 mods installed!) . I remember there used to be a window you could open that would show you the global stockpile of the planet you were on. Could someone enlighten me? thanks! Wouldn't you know it I found it.... please delete this thread sorry about that. Or keep it up for someone else with the same question? Answer is that you need to enable the Kolonization button in the mini menu that you get on your screen, and then click on it to open the Kolonization window, then select the planetary logistics tab.

Hey thanks guys for the help: here's what I did wrong: I was holding g and left clicking but not holding the click; you have to hold g and the click for the full drag action. Only took me 6 hours to figure out! Can't believe I misunderstood it from the user manual PDF. Anyways thanks again!

Can't seem to find an answer for this anywhere, can you pack up the experiments and gear after deploying them to redeploy them again elsewhere? Or do you need a new set of equipment every time?

Been searching for a few hours now; basically my question is this: Once you've set and completed your EVA experiments, is it possible to repack the items and reuse them elsewhere? Or do you need a whole new set of equipment for each setup. See, I'd like to do a rover mission doing the experiments in all the different biomes and it would be great if i could repack and reuse the stuff otherwise it's a separate mission for each biome. 'Whether you think you can or that you can't, you're right." -Stewie Griffin

Hi there, just a quick question: I just unlocked some mining drills and fluorite seems to have the highest value but I can't seem to find any containers that will store it. Anyone know? (I believe this is from the interstellar mod. thanks! EDIT: found a container that holds it way up the tech tree (research: specialized fuel storage), might as well keep this post up. it's called 'PART: IFS Cargo Container'.