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I have a Mac M2. What are the chances this will work 1) native 2) under steam 3) at all

My Intel Mac died. I now have an M2 Mac. KSP seems to be a bit to strenuous for the Rosetta emulator. Which leads to several questions: 1) What are the chances that anyone will work to make KSP run better under Rosetta? 2) can I move the current games I've invested many hours in onto one of the other platforms. I have a PC running Linux. If I install KSP and bring the game files across, will they work on Ubuntu? If I put windows back on the PC would the Mac game files work under Windows? 3) Steam on the M2 Mac... Is Rosetta running under the hood there? will it even look at my native game files? 4) On a slightly different note, is the Mac or Unix port of KSP2 anywhere on the near horizon? Well informed speculation preferred, but gut feels work too!

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I have recently noticed some white single digit numbers between the Navball and the delta-V bar. Usually there are one or two ranging from 0 to 4. Their placement along the arc of the delta-V bar varies. No doubt they contain VALUABLE INFORMATION. What are they?

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I often have trouble selecting one of a pair of objects which are close together in the orbital map. This leads to several related questions. 1) Is it possible to unset target without clicking on the orbital view of the object? 2) Is it possible to switch which icon is "on top" when several objects (e.g. a capsule, a Kerbal and a derelict capsule) are very close together? 3) Is it possible to "set target" without going into orbital view?

[1.7.3] CommunityDelta -V Map 2.7 , for example

When I use a spreadsheet to calculate the dV needed to go from an 80km orbit to a kerbosynchronous orbit using a Hohmann Transfer, I get 1098.9 m/s. The Delta V maps I've found say 1115. I make my best 80km circular orbit, then do my best to get a nice clean circular kerbosynch orbit at 2863.33 km without overshooting too much or flipping to do a retrograde adjustment. I start with 1536 dV, and end up with 437 dV for a change of 1099 dV. As close as nevermind to the spreadsheet calculation. And the period is 5:59:09, which checks out with the sidereal day. So what gives?

Can Module Manager be used with MacOS? Is there a Mac .so somewhere, or does it require a compilation? Has anyone generated a MacOS version and tested it?

I'm seeing the same problem. I found a way to joggle the problem and make it go away: Go to the input settings in the main menu. Add a secondary mapping for the MAP Toggle item. I used B load the broken campaign. M should now work correctly, as well as the map view toggle button. Go back and remove the secondary entry so you can use the brakes. Having been joggled. The M key should continue to work. Don't know how often this bug shows up.

The Mk 1 Liquid Fuel Fuselage shows up for me, and the craft I built with it function properly. I'm in career mode on a Mac

Thank you. I carefully hand edited it using vi (with it's handy bracket matching) and found the confused docking ports and corrected their state. The tug is now undocked. Thanks

Is there a MacOS version of the KML editor? And is KML "Kerbal Markup Language" as opposed to the ubiquitous "Keyhole Markup Language"? Or did the KSP team make a sideways use of the existing Keyhole ML?

I am running a conveyor belt of fuel tanks up to the mun to fuel a series of landers. I launch a tank full of fuel with docking ports at both ends, then pass it off to a robotic tug. The tug takes it up to the munar station, docks the tank to it, detaches, then leaves the tank there to refuel landers, and goes back to wait for another tank. Except, now the undock option on the ports between the tug and the tank have disappeared. The undock option on the station side still works. I have tried undocking from the station, the undock option is still not available between the tug and the tank. I have tried shaking the join where the docking ports meet. I have tried quitting and restarting. Is there a way to get the docking ports to work again? If it involves editing the save file, I will need pointers to documentation about where the files hide, how to traverse them and what to change. "just pop into the static file and change the state of the port" is not useful advice at my pay grade. Thanks!

No, there was a pilot in the rescue craft and two kerbals outside. It was while moving the first stranded kerbal to the Mk1-3 capsule that things went awry. And, I was literally controlling the Kerbal with W and S just before typing space. And the staging was still locked when I switched back to the piloted capsule after the mishap. So, your answer isn't really on point in this case.