PariahDog119

I hope so. I just uninstalled it because some of the contracts simply don't work - they require, for example, a situation of "orbit" and a set periapsis, and a situation of "in space low" will not satisfy the contract. If you can update stuff like that, it's a great mod.

I just came here because, after some testing, I discovered that this mod is disabling my drills. I don't know why and I'd really like to use the parts in this mod, but since I can't figure out how to get it to let me to mine, I can't. I don't even know what "prospecting the biome" means! I've never seen that as an option.

oh no, it's supposed to be massive, I did that on purpose because I needed ALL THE THRUST I have no idea why it's red, though

KSP Version 1.4.3.2152 Procedural Parts Version 1.3.14-1

I've widened the wheelbase, which seems to be helping. I've also added lots and lots of lights. Here's my current version. https://imgur.com/a/Y6hiVkn

Vehicle Body type Tyre size C of G height above ground 110 standard Cab 7.50 R16 665mm 110 heavy duty Cab 7.50 R16 665mm 130 Cab 7.50 R16 665mm 130 Double Cab 7.50 R16 667mm Source: This forum https://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-chatter/163821-centre-gravity-balance-point.html which links to this http://www.landrover-defender.eu/files/Land Rover Defender 130 and 110 TD5 CONVERSION_MANUAL.pdf

Those are just Goo Canisters. I was collecting science from the KSC. But the Defender has the same problems when nothing is on the roof at all. (I thought I'd stripped it before the screenshot and apparently I didn't.) I've got a workaround by reducing the front wheel traction, but now it slides down hills. You might check out Feline Utility Rovers for trailers. They have a way of doing it, but the trailers bounce so much they don't work very well for me (I might be doing it wrong.) Maybe one of these for attaching to the back?

So the new update has broken the procedural boosters: Any suggestions?

I've had this mod for one day and already it's my favorite rover. I do have one question. Shouldn't the CoM be lower and further forward? It would also help with the inevitable rollovers. Something I'd like to see added to rovers in general is a tweakable steering limiter and perhaps a speed governor/cruise control. It'd make keyboard steering easier.