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Ho thanks I was searching an operator to concatenate string like in others language, I don't thought about just append all like that

Hi all Maybe it's better if I put my question in the good thread

Hi I'm trying to concatenate a string with the value of a variable with MM, but noting seems to works and I find nothing on Internet. I need your help Here an example of what I'm trying : // First try : @PART[*]:HAS[#category[FuelTank],@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],!RESOURCE[Oxidizer]]:LAST[MyModExample] { @description ^= :$:<br><color="green">It's an example with LiquidFuel #$/RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$</color>: } It doesn't work. MM just don't evaluate the #$/RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$ and just put it as normal text... // This one change nothing, same result @PART[*]:HAS[#category[FuelTank],@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],!RESOURCE[Oxidizer]]:LAST[MyModExample] { @description ^= :$:<br><color="green">It's an example with LiquidFuel : @description ^= :$:#$/RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$: @description ^= :$:</color>: } // This one change nothing, same result too... @PART[*]:HAS[#category[FuelTank],@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],!RESOURCE[Oxidizer]]:LAST[MyModExample] { var = #$/RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$ @description ^= :$:<br><color="green">It's an example with LiquidFuel : @description ^= :$:#$var$: @description ^= :$:</color>: } // This one doesn't work, throw an error... @PART[*]:HAS[#category[FuelTank],@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],!RESOURCE[Oxidizer]]:LAST[MyModExample] { @description ^= :$:<br><color="green">It's an example with LiquidFuel : @description += #$/RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$ @description ^= :$:</color>: } Anyone know how to concatenate a string with a value ? So much thanks in advance

Hi Maybe with HopperGuidance you can do something ?

I have the same problem since a so long time... it's really annoying because I like to use some parameters that they are not the default. So I have to reconfigure the mod at each new mission start. BUT ! I just found a solution for this problem (or bug, like you want). The mod Ground Proximity want to save its configuration in a config.cfg file, this file is located here GameData/KSP_Proximity/PluginData/config.cfg Except that when you install the mod*, the folder PluginData doesn't exist, and the mod is not able to create it by itself. So the config.cfg is never written... The simple way to correct that is of course just to create the folder manually, and the config.cfg file will be written correctly after Just enjoy this cool mod * I installed the mod manually, both the zip file from GitHub and SpaceDock doesn't have the folder PluginData created. But I just never used CKAN, so I don't know for it, if it work or not...

Don't worry all, he will be back very soon on the April 1st

humm... honestly I don't know. I think this "feature" is in MM since a long time, It's strange you don't saw it on the February 22. I think @sarbian can answer you better than me, he's the author of MM

Oh ! Thank you so much for that

On an April 1st, I think I wouldn't have searched like that and thought really quicker about a joke But here on a February 22... I was really not knowing about the Japanese National Cat Day, it's a bit tricky

Hi Yes I had the same "problem" yesterday too. It's not an error, here is what I found

Hi everybody Nothing critical here, don't worry ! I just found the "solution" and I want to share it to people that don't know it like me before. I just lost two hours to try to find why module manager was in error while I haven't changed anything... I finally find that on the forum... Source So for all of you that don't know this joke, I hope you will pass to check the forum before loosing two hours of your day like me The joke work well, good joke indeed Have a good day !