Lisias

I wish to kindly ask you to avoid polluting TweakScale's thread with unrelated matters.

I have email, I have private messages here, and I don't remember a single request of yours that I didn't gave the deserved attention before.

Thank you.

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Never mind. You last interaction about something I work on makes clear we have no possible common interests about any matter.

The best outcome for both of us is to ignore each other - but I would prefer not hearing of you making less than truthful declarations about my work.

Have a nice day.

Opa! Tudo bom?

Parei aqui pra dar feedback sobre o Universal Storage.

Eu comecei o trabalho ainda naquele fim de semana, mas tropecei nos PartModules custom dele, que têm uma sintaxe diferente para alguns valores no prefab, e vou ter que escrever Scalers customizados.

E isso é muito mais fácil de fazer no TweakScale 2.5, que teve um baita revamp no framework de suporte de código. Então ao invés de fazer de qualquer jeito no 2.4.6.xx (que vai sair uma meleca, como aconteceu com o Waterfall), eu tô implementando isso logo no TweakScale 2.5 e vou botar no ar no mesmo tempo quando lançar o TS 2.5

Se você quiser dar uma olhada no que tá feito:

https://github.com/net-lisias-ksp/TweakScaleCompanion_US

Hi!

I have some news for you on Recall's thread:

Not the news you would like, I still don't know whats happening - I could only confirm this is not a problem being caused by Recall neither TweakScale.

I'm trying to figure out what to do next.

I think you may do a good use of this concept!!

Hi!

You recently asked on the 1.12.3 release announcement about a real fix for the parts drifting:

On 1/12/2022 at 11:52 PM, Staticalliam7 said:

Ah, makes sense. Is there a mod that corrects this, or is it too deep within the game's code to mess with (without losing your mind)

I think you will be interested on my findings on KSP-Recall:

A "fix" is still far away, but at least I found my way on the problem.

Cheers!

Hi!!

I'm Lisias, not Sarbian!    

I forked MM for my personal use - one of reasons is that now and then Sarbian's server (the current maintainer of Module Manager) is down as it's today, and people needs Module Manager.

As the time passed, I made a lot of changes to meet my own use cases, what makes my binaries not suitable for the end user (as you). So, really, stick with the canonical ones.  That link I published have the safe ones.

Sarbian, the current maintainer, also has a GitHub for Module Manager: https://github.com/sarbian/ModuleManager/releases

I would had pinpointed you there, if Sarbian had made ModuleManager's canonical binaries available for download on his github - but he didn't. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

So… 

About this post...

2 minutes ago, FreeThinker said:

Make sure when reinstalling KSPIE, you remove Interstellar_Redist.dll from all Plugin folders (both WarpPlugin and PhtotonSailor) and it should only be present in the GameData folder

I also corrected the CKAN file for this change.

It was my understanding that KSP 1.12 changes on the DLL loading mechanism had solved this issue...

This is essentially what MM WatchDog prevents about MM, so what do you think to extend it a bit and check for multiple Interstellar_Redist.dll too and issue a warning if more than one is found? Ideally it should warn about its absence when it should be there too, but this is a bit more tricky (but not that much).

As it appears, this problem is going to stay...

Found the problem on your MM patch!

TL;DR: shove a :FINAL on the patch and it will work.

Don't have an answer for this yet, it's working hours. I will try to explain that at night!
 

About your problem described here, I suggest to republish your log on this thread below instead. 

The maintainer is right about not being a problem on MechJeb, but I think its diagnosis is wrong and not helpful on locating the problems and get them fixed.

We need to get people willing to help on a lot of testing to get this figured out, it's too much work to be done by a single dude.

Let's crack this nut.

Hi.

This is a heads up about your issue. Please don't forget to send me your KSP.log and ModuleManager.ConfigCache AFTER updating to TweakScale 2.4.3.8 (or 2.4.3.7, they are essentially the same except that .8 will warn you if you try to run on KSP 1.8).

This is important. If you look into the TweakScale thread, you will find  a lot of complains that ended up being thrid parties patches borking up. Some few of these patches will render your savegame useless once these one triggers the static explosions.

I don't know if the rogue patching on your installment - i.e., the third parties patches that are bugged - will render your savegame into a fatal mess. What I know if this can happen, and only a visual inspection of the KSP.log and ConfigCache will give me the answer.

You may want to check this link:

https://github.com/net-lisias-ksp/TweakScale/tree/master/Extras/TweakScale/BreakingParts

Most (if not all, I don't recall right now) of these Add'Ons are already fixed on the latest releases, but since you are using a older TweakScale release (otherwise this would not had happened), you may also have older versions of Add'Ons.

Link to the latest post about your issue on TweakScale's thread:

Uh… I swear we were on the Lounge, didn't realized we were on the CKAN thread.

well, about this post:

Do you remember when this happened? It's more for the sake of curiosity, as I saw a lot of problems on Github at one time, and I curious on the matter.

Hi. I got into an issue from a M3X and SME about TweakScale recently, and while (borking the  ) diagnosing, I realized that the releases for M3X and SME are not pushed into the github!

https://github.com/SuicidalInsanity/Stockalike-Mining-Extension
https://github.com/SuicidalInsanity/Mk3Expansion

There're releases for this year, but they are tagging a commit from 2018.

The Mk2Expansion has a release for the same day of the current latest for that ones (2019/Apr), and the commits are correctly updated

https://github.com/SuicidalInsanity/Mk2Expansion

So I think you forgot to push the changes to the origin.

Cheers,

L.

p.s.: I'll withdrawn my patches for these Add'Ons on TweakScale. Yours are (considerably) better than the ones on the distribution!

Hi! Just answered your question, we posted at the same time at that time!
 

Hi. This is a heads up about your issue on TS..

You need to reach the maintainers of ContractPacks/AnomalySurveyor and Mk2Expansion to check that two erros preventing the creation of the MM ConfigCache. Without the ConfigCache, I'm on the dark and unable to start looking for the problems on TS.

Fixing these two errors will also make your KSP load faster, as it will be able to use the cache.

(click on the link on the top line for details).

Cheers!

L.

Moved out of the thread to prevent derailing it  

21 minutes ago, Yeet_TheDinosaur said:

Sure thing mate.

Wait....... Did I see you before?

Had your KSP crashed lately?   

If you are interested, that fork I mentioned is

http://GitHub.com/net-lisias-ksp/Kerbal-Joint-Reinforcement

Read the install.md as you need to install a dependency in order to make it work.

The Next is on

Http://GitHub.com/meirumeiru

I don't remember the exact URL, but this one will present you with list. It's one on the options. This one has no dependencies.

Try both and report any discrepancies to Rudolph. This will help him to help you.

edit: ugh… I managed to mistype the name of my own fork. #facepalm - I was typing from mobile

11 hours ago, Deddly said:

The way to stop being quoted in a conversation is to stop participating in it. If you post something here on a public forum, people can and will reply. 

Another way to prevent  being annoyed on threads in which you lose interest is to add people that insists mentioning you on threads you don't care into the ignore list using the "mention" option  - and you can always delete them from the ignore list once the heat is over.

It's not about anger or grief - it's just to prevent receiving notifications on the mobile when you are busy trying to focus on a conversation that interests you, and this can be really annoying.

Since I can't add you on such lists as you are a Moderator (and yeah, I understand the reasons this is the way it is), can I ask you to handle such misunderstandings in private messages in the future?

Thank you.

Hi! Thanks for your help!

Hi! Found a typo in one of the WarpPlugin config files, and fixed on this pull request:

https://github.com/sswelm/KSP-Interstellar-Extended/pull/261

L.

Thanks, dude. You did a hell of a work.  

Hi. I'm the dumb-SAS that had the terribly stupid idea of deleting the CurseForge project for StageRecovery.

I'm terribly sorry for even considering that stupidity, the CurseForge has 4 years of Project History, from the KSP 0.24.2 era! Would be sad to loose that.

I would like to kindly ask you to lock down the project instead, and edit the front page to state that new versions will be available on SpaceDock only. I think this is a better way.

I meant well, I was thinking on people relying on CurseForge only and that would be unattended of the change, but didn't though enough about the consequences.

Sorry for the mess, I should had known better.

Hi.

Your problem is related to RemoteTech . I'm 99% sure of it.

The MFI is just a "telephonist", it just redirects calls. Anything that goes wrong after the redirection, is due a problem on the end point. But since MFI is the one that made the redirection, it got itself involved on the stack dump.

As a side note, I kindly ask  to reach me here or by mail when something I wrote gots involved in the mess. It will save both of us some… Headaches.