Rich

The release processes on console and PC are quite different, and the console builds are based off of the PC ones. When we want to patch the consoles we merge PC commits and work on the custom code and assets that are needed to make it run on the consoles. The console builds then have to go through certification with the console manufacturer (Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo) before we can make them available. As a result the consoles are likely to run a little bit behind compared to the PC releases, but we will keep updating all platforms as we move forward.

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I am closing this thread as this suggestion is on the "What not to suggest list".

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Thanks, this is really helpful! Looks like I need to do something useful when that error is thrown - I'm sure I did sort this out but the evidence would suggest that I didn't Good, it will fit in nicely with the rest of Telemachus then The stock Telemachus graphs should work without an internet connection, but I can't say anything about the other interfaces.

We share the same suspicion, as I am pretty sure the socket is only shutdown correctly when a close message is sent. I've been meaning to debug this and put in a timeout of sorts to nuke the connection.

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IIRC, it's float between -1.0 and 1.0

The JSON parser is as disaster (sorry!), so try it with no new lines or spaces.

I can still see the follow button so I doubt that it has been removed.

Thread closed at the request of TheBlackDwarf.

I was browsing the article entitled "In pictures: Journey through the planets" using the BBC phone app, and saw the following. They totally put Mars before Earth ... They have corrected this for the version on the main site though.

Closing thread while mod development is suspended.

There no method by default to export data to a CSV file in Telemachus, as the focus of this project is the API itself. However, there are several options: 1. I believe you can use Kerminal to log the data provided by Telemachus to a CSV file. 2. The VOID plugin does allow you to log a limited subset of data from KSP. 3. A logger could be thrown together fairly quickly in any programming language which supports web sockets and file I/O.

I briefly looked into the 64 bit issues while there was a 64-bit Windows edition, but I never discovered the true cause of the instabilities. I managed to successfully run KeRD for 6 hours without any drop outs, which is certainly a good result for the web socket server. Unfortunately the default interface relies on the HTTP API which has limitations that lead to a loss of services after a while. MkON uses web sockets though, so it should not drop out from that particular limitation. I would start by checking out the list of projects which use Telemachus.

I can confirm that a non-professional effort has been made to harden the web server. I can additionally confirm the need for this if you want the game to remain performant, as Telemachus will only scale to 2-3 simultaneous connections

Thanks for the bug report. I've never personally tested Telemachus on Linux, but there is no reason why it shouldn't work. Are you using the 64-bit version of KSP? As this has the potential to cause Telemachus to die. In the meantime, I'm stress testing (up-time) Telemachus with KeRD overnight to see if I encounter any issues on Windows.

What version of Telemachus are you using? Also, threads merged.

If TAC Life Support exposes its resources using the KSP resource system, then yes, Telemachus should be able to read them. For example (using the Telemachus websocket API): {"+":["r.resource[Water_TAC]"]}

Awesome work! Correct, the choice is purely aesthetic. Do you mind if I add your project to this page?

When did you download the latest version of Telemachus? I borked the upload and have since corrected the mistake (3 days ago). Otherwise I will need to check for further issues. Also, nice setup . As someone who works mostly in a terminal I'm a big fan of this look.

Nice work! I can never have enough antenna types to pepper my stations with, as it makes them look more purposeful.

Version 1.4.29.0 - Hopefully the web socket code is now less broken.

Amazing! I've been hoping for someone to try this for a while now! So you've my day