Geonovast

Some content has been removed. We all have different opinions on what's important in the game. It's ok to disagree, but it's not ok to demean what's important to others.

Moved to tech support.

Moved to Spacecraft Exchange.

And yet in a lot of ways, they're still too small.

whackjob is another forum member who's known for making giant, complex, cpu-melting crafts. I believe it was meant as a jestful compliment.

Some content has been removed. Guys, necroing a thread isn't specifically against the rules, but complaining about it is. If you see a post that you think is a bad necro, please just report the post and let the moderation staff take care of it. Given the age of the thread and the now-irrelevance of the content, we're going to go ahead and lock this to prevent any more confusion. If you'd like to discuss multiplayer in KSP2, there's a pinned master thread in the KSP2 subforum that would be the perfect place for it. Thank you.

I think you misunderstood. I'm running Linux. With it trying to use the linux bundle, the planets are completely pink. If I force it to use the MacOS bundle, then it works. It's a little glitchy and flickery, and the sea level rises as I go up in altitude, but I wasn't gonna complain since I'm not using it in the proper way. Given my issues, the fix, and the massive file size differences, I'm just assuming the linux shader is broken, but it's working well enough with this workaround.

You can do it with the probe core, if it has one. If it's just debris, you can rename them or destroy them in the tracking station. (not my pic)

This seems to have fixed the "everything is pink" problem I was having as well.

What was that black line about halfway down the first stage? Doesn't seem normal.

You gotta be kidding me. Abort

If you are ok with modding and want something even simpler than scaling parts or installing new parts, you can use a simple MM patch to give the Pollux the same gimbal range as the Clydesdale. @PART[Pollux] { %MODULE[ModuleGimbal] { gimbalTransformName = thrustTransform gimbalRange = 1 } }

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It's been a couple years since I threw together anything like this. First time I wasn't really aware of the concept of lining up CoM and CoT, so things... did not go well. This time took that into account, but those 48 ion engines can only run for about a minute at full blast, then the thing takes about 23 minutes to recharge. Not exactly warp speed. Bad first attempt, many years ago.

Unfortunately I have no idea where to even think about looking, either. The only thing odd I noticed was that the Parallax-linux.unity3d file (11.6 KB) is significantly smaller than the macosx (225.2 KB) and windows (182.5 KB) files. Not sure if that could be an indicator of something not compiling correctly? I tried it in Steam with the Windows version under Proton and it seems to have worked, although the game's all flickery doing that. I'll probably just leave it for now, if you figure something out and need me to test it, lemme know.

Thanks for the update Unfortunately I'm getting the same pink textures as I got with my workaround from yesterday. Log File: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kZJQew2uuq_-BTZKXqaQFoDilpYThI13/view?usp=sharing

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