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  1. 20 hours ago, JadeOfMaar said:

    You are aware that the "+" in "[1.9.1+]" in the thread title means that, right? "That version and beyond."

    I regularly (re)-install mods that were last updated for 1.8 onto my 1.12.x install. The only real concern I have with versioning is the Unity version that KSP runs on, and the stock shiny shaders which only go back to 1.7.

    The only things that can cause lift surface problems are: If you have an empty FerramAerospaceResearch folder in GameData, or; You have some realism mod installed that has a patch that contains :FOR[FerramAerospaceResearch]. Either way, MM thinks FAR is installed, and FAR patches are running when they shouldn't. When FAR is present, stock lift modules go poof.

    ok thanks i assumed it was the change from 1.9 to 1.10 but i have a corrupt far mod still installed thanks i probaly wouldnt have found this otherwise

  2. Just now, kerbiloid said:

    Thanks to this thread, today I've discovered a new Opera feature.

    If select a EST/PST/PMT or so time, the mouse context menu shows it as a converted local time.

    opera or opera gx and what menu?

    (i genuinely want to know cause i have opera gx)

  3. On 6/20/2021 at 5:46 PM, Rocketry101 said:

    I dont know if sombody made one already but just in case no one has here is one. ;p

                                                                                           COUNTDOWN TO 10 YEARS AND UPDATE: around 2 hours

                                                                                          CONFIRMED RELASE TIME: 1:00 PM EST 12:00 CST 10:00 PST

    4 minutes until the update

  4. 10 minutes ago, eberkain said:

     

    i understand it may be annoying but no one else has asked yet if someone has already asked then i shouldn't have posted this yet, no one else has asked. i have also seen this thread and have seen the rule against asking modders for updates but this rule is now obsolete (not in use)

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