Lisias

Yes. Open the DOE's settings, and uncheck the Dynamic Sky Dimming check box under the Skybox Dimming section! Cheers!

There's something you can try to salvage the situation if you can't expand your RAM: go to Main Menu / Settings / Graphics and then: On Scenary (left panel) Select Terrain Detail to Low (it's a slider) Select Render Quality to Fastest (another slider) Select Texture Quality to Eighth Res (ditto) Select Aerodynamic FX Quality to Low (this is a button instead) Your graphics will look like crap, really ugly. But play a bit and see how your RAM behaves (hit CTRL-SHIFT-ESC and keep the Task Manager visible on the RAM usage). If everything goes right, go back to the Settings / Graphics on Main Menu and crank up a bit the settings to make the graphics better. Rinse Repeat until the looks are acceptable or the game start to break again, and then you revert the last change and keep the graphics the way they are to be able to play.

I second the report. Uh, nope. The :FOR[foo]:NEEDS[foo] can be a problem in different situations, but even when it screws something, double patching is not the side effected if causes. The problem was the title (et all) being patched twice (by completely different patches). The mass and cost were also being double patched, screwing the intended values! I had issued a pull request with the fix: https://github.com/zer0Kerbal/OnDemandFuelCells/pull/104 . I tested it, it works: ConfigCache **BEFORE** the fix: UrlConfig { parentUrl = Squad/Parts/Science/LargeCrewedLab/largeCrewedLab.cfg PART { name = Large_Crewed_Lab module = Part author = Squad mesh = large_crewed_lab.mu rescaleFactor = 1 node_stack_top = 0.0, 1.825, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 2 node_stack_bottom = 0.0, -1.831, 0.0, 0.0, -1.0, 0.0, 2 CrewCapacity = 2 TechRequired = advExploration entryCost = 10400 cost = 4100 <---- HERE! category = Science subcategory = 0 title = Mobile Processing Lab MPL-LG-2 <color=#6495ED> ODFC</color> <color=#6495ED> ODFC</color> manufacturer = Integrated Integrals description = No longer are you limited to research facilities only on Kerbin! With the Mobile Processing Lab, you can conduct long-term experiments attachRules = 1,0,1,1,0 mass = 3.511 <---- HERE! ConfigCache **AFTER** the fix: UrlConfig { parentUrl = Squad/Parts/Science/LargeCrewedLab/largeCrewedLab.cfg PART { name = Large_Crewed_Lab module = Part author = Squad mesh = large_crewed_lab.mu rescaleFactor = 1 node_stack_top = 0.0, 1.825, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 2 node_stack_bottom = 0.0, -1.831, 0.0, 0.0, -1.0, 0.0, 2 CrewCapacity = 2 TechRequired = advExploration entryCost = 10400 cost = 4050 <---- HERE! category = Science subcategory = 0 title = Mobile Processing Lab MPL-LG-2 <color=#6495ED> ODFC</color> manufacturer = Integrated Integrals description = No longer are you limited to research facilities only on Kerbin! With the Mobile Processing Lab, you can conduct long-term experiments attachRules = 1,0,1,1,0 mass = 3.501 <---- HERE! Note also the title.

CGI on a PDP-10 - in 1961!

Team Work: Share Victory; Share Defeat!

NEWS FROM THE FRONT Release for the 2025-02 is online. https://archive.org/details/KSP-Forum-Preservation-Project MOAR NEWS!!!! From now on, I'm also publishing the WIKI archive! https://archive.org/details/KSP-WIKI-Preservation-Project (Damn, it took me the whole day to prepare all the scaffolding and scripts, and then compress the whole shebang with ZPAQ - way more than I had anticipated! At least from now on it will be quickier, as only the last month scrapings will need to be handled, and not essentially 6 FREAKING MONTHS of data! ) Finally! WIKI is available for download now!

Where in the World Forum is @AlamoVampire?

They probably are there for safety, if it ends up being installed by accident without CTT. I do something similar on my mods - some people prefer manual installings, and others to do mod packs, and mistakes happen.

You will find the relevant patches here: https://github.com/net-lisias-ksp/BonVoyage/tree/master/GameData/BonVoyage/Patches Note that these patches are applied on the MM's LEGACY phase, before all the :AFTER, :FOR or :BEFORE ones. ---- POST EDIT ---- I think I understood your problem. :AFTER[zzzUnkerballedStart] will only works if there's a directory (or someone had declared a :FOR[]) for it. I checked the UnkerballedStart package, and there's no directory called zzzUnkerballedStart on it and it's the reason is didn't worked. On a side note, I think your approach (using :LAST[]) is more adequate. Additionally, keeping the :NEEDS[] will allow slightly (very tiny) faster patching for rigs where BonVoyage is not installed. If you have a huge GameData with thousands of patches, this may help a little bit.

I just remembered that a friend of mine's fater, when I was a teenager, had one of these Honda N600 (we called it "hondinha"): Obviously, with the driver on the left side. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_N360 The idea was to teach me how to drive. I'm 1:80, had about 90Kg at that time - I barely manage to enter the car, but got stuck and didn't found my way out! I had to be extracted from the car, almost destroyed the seat... I also remember a history about a dude living on a condo I used to pass when going to see my girlfriend, I remember seeing one of these minicars parked there now and then, and obviously remembered that tragic incident of my youth. I remember passing there once and seeing that hondinha firmly put on a kinda of concrete table that condo used to keep the trash out of the reach of stray dogs, that thing had exactly the size of the minicar and was about 1 meter high. "Somebody got really liquided about his car", I though to myself. I commented that with my girlfriend, that happened to have a friend living on that condo and called him. Well... The car's owner picked a fight with a neighbor that so called some friends in the late night and carried the car into the trash table... The dry weight of that thing was less than 500 KGs, 3 dudes like me could easily get the thing off the ground, 4 surely could rise it above 1 meter without hassle. I wish I had a camera with me at that time (hey, it was middle 90s, digital cameras were cumbersome and extremely expensive - and used 3.5" floppy disks as media!), that picture would be epic...

But eventually one of them converge into reality- usually the winner's.

Since we are talking about cars... Edmond Rumpler's LKW (i think it's the name) Source: https://imgur.com/a/3C9Li Do you want to know more? https://roarington.com/media-house/stories/rumpler-lkw-typ-ruv29-delivering-news-hot-off-the-press

Had PAT 25 succeeded on passing behind BLUE STREAK 5342, it would got themselves into the CRJ's wake turbulence - with very hairy consequences, perhaps the lose of the HELO. So, even if the collision could been avoided, a serious accident was still wired to happen. These two crafts should not had been allowed to get near each other this way. All the rest are only contributing factors, I still think the cause of the accident is the crafts being allowed to get near each other at first place.

Yes, there is. It's called "War" - you can't argue with a bullet. Unfortunately, the argument will be won by the strongest, not the wisest - besides there being a tendency of the wisest getting stronger if the war takes long enough: there's no place for sophistry and stupidity on warfare. Yet more unfortunately, there's no place for Humanity neither.

Someone, somehow, found an old video of mine and made a question there. And I ended up watching that Greek Tragedy again...