mateusviccari

Do you happen to have the part unlock costs enabled? Because if so, I think you must buy the size upgrade from inside the R&D, just unlocking the node is not enough. Just locate the nodes where there is a procedural parts size upgrade, and unlock each individual upgrade.

That's an interesting question, I'm not sure myself but I'd bet it's not possible, at least not with these settings (star, planet, moon, sub-moon) because the sub-moon would need to be located far enough from the parent moon for its orbital period to be long enough. The problem is that you cannot put a sub-moon that far because it would escape the moon's orbit and become itself another moon of the planet. This becomes an increasing issue the closer the moon is from its planet, limiting even further the maximum stable distance of the sub-moon from its moon.

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This was never intended to be compatible with bdb, sorry.

Maybe it's the same problem I was having which was fixed like this:

That was a huge overlook on my part. I was targeting the modules to reapply original ISPs incorrectly. Here's the fixed version: https://github.com/mateusviccari/SimpleFuelsForRss/releases

The patch "Engines/EngineSwitchesRCS.cfg" does indeed apply a 6000isp as a placeholder to be changed later, it seems it's not being able to do that. Could you provide a list of mods you're using? Maybe there's some conflict.

I forgot to include DynamicBatteryStorage on my earlier test. Including it fixed the problem with the bare minimum install, so I started a test battery with my other mods isolating mod by mod, and found the culprit. My problem was being caused by Kopernicus. Updating it to the last release fixed the problem. It was apparently messing with solar panels at high time warp.

I was having the same exact issue with the new Kopernicus version. Solved it simply by deleting the file KSS2_MultiStarSolarPanels.cfg fom GameData\KSS2\Configs\. It seems they have implemented a better solution to handle multiple star systems, and KSS2 is including the old config.

Sorry I took a while to get back to my PC, is this enough to help identify the problem? KSP.log: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GFvAeOUAkT3MgSO5rQgG43Oz9Qcp2T9U/view?usp=sharing Craft file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yZ0y4gm-V8slvzG2cvIgdGITOpNgqaug/view?usp=sharing Video showing the behavior: GameData content, bare minimum mods and dependencies:

When using Better Time Warp, going above the maximum stock max time warp, the insulation gets disable (tested with 1.000.000x), causing the fuel to boiloff. Can something be done about that?

If the mod is working as intended, Lh2 engines have higher isp, which will compensate the need for bigger tanks by giving you a lighter stage compared to a kerosene stage of the same Delta-v.

Do you mean the tanks with obly LH2? Nuclear engines run with LH2 or LCH4.

By "everything" do you mean the moon and the other planets? If so, it's intentional. Earth is tilted in real life too, in the game earth has 0 tilt relative to the camera so the rest of the solar system is tilted, this was done due to a game limitation or something like that which prevents all planets from having an axial tilt, but you get used to it. You can install the mod "principia" that allows the camera to be tilted, but it also implements newtonian physics, so it has quite a learning curve and it's not for everyone.

I had the same idea multiple times but didn't test anything cause I'm too lazy. But it seems like it's possible, take a look at this post from EL creator: You can also have a look at EL manual for more details: https://taniwha.org/~bill/EL_Manual.pdf If you manage to make some progress please share your work, I'm very much interested. I've always found weird how we could make a functional greenhouse full of plants completely out of Mun regolith. My idea was to make the original LS modules to also produce a "plant seeds" resource which could be used in an EL recipe to build new greenhouses, so I'd need to either launch seeds to the mun base or get seeds from an existing greenhouse.