klyith

Ok, but why? I can see the reason for Kopernicus saying to keep them the same -- the stock planets are probably set that way, because you're fading between the two systems. And doing it that way makes your planets look bad with Parallax, which I think most people want to have these days. So even if it looks slightly better in the otherwise-stock game, it looks crappy in the modset that pretty much everyone uses.

RE: ocean disappearing and showing parallax bump maps Problem is not actually caused by this mod, it's in base JNSQ. They have PQS and ScaledVersion fade at different altitudes, while Kopernicus specifically says these should be the same. My guess is that this doesn't show up in the "standard" JNSQ because the older version of Scatterer covers it? Here is a MM patch that fixes it for me: @Kopernicus:LAST[JNSQ] { @Body[Kerbin] { @Ocean { %Material { %fadeEnd = 60000 } } @ScaledVersion { %fadeStart = 120000 %fadeEnd = 140000 } @PQS { %fadeStart = 120000 %fadeEnd = 140000 } } } (The PQS -> ScaledVersion change being that high might be a performance issue for some people? I think it made ~100km a little worse for me. Don't care I like pretty. If things get choppy in low kerbin orbit you could try dropping those numbers to put the transition below your normal orbit height.)

Bug report for the SnackResourceSwitcher module: the resources from the first option are still added to the subsequent options, unless the subsequent option has the same resource type. So on the Snack Tins, snacks are still added even if you set them to soil only. A more complete example: This set of options will produce FuelTank = LiquidFuel 3240 / Oxidizer 3960 (correct) mega snack: LiquidFuel 3240 / Oxidizer 3960 / Snacks 7200 (wrong) Oxidizer Only: LiquidFuel 3240 / Oxidizer 7200 (wrong)

This. You can save that information, it would not be difficult. And the default should be that no information is collected without the user saying yes. A data collection plugin should be surfaced to average users, not just the ones who read forums and license files. I'm not against your concept, though I'm pretty ambivalent about it being a 3rd party initiative rather than an official Squad thing. But you really should not be doing it opt-out and silently.

For anyone else who wants a slightly more interesting / distinctive button for the toolbar, I made these: (cybutek feel free to use them if you like)

The new version of MuMechLib introduced with FixedCamera has made a bug with the servo setup UI. If you create or load a ship with servo groups, they stick in the setup window when you make a new ship or load a different one. It doesn\'t clear until you fully restart ksp. If you load the second ship (already set up), it doesn\'t affect the control screen when you launch. So as long as you only want to design one mecha ship per time you launch the game, it\'s cosmetic...