[Help Me! Kopernicus and Real Solar System aren't working!!!]

I have a big problem... I am trying to use Real Solar System in KSP, but if RRS and Kopernicus are both in the Gamedata directory, the starter loading screen with the pictures and everything happens, then it goes to the solar system in the bottom right corner loading screen forever... I have been using RRS without the planet textures but it's really not the same. Please help.

Thanks!

[Microsoft, Apple or Linux?]

@TheSaintWow LOL, I didn't even think of that as religious, but I see the point!

[Microsoft, Apple or Linux?]

i think people took this a little too far...

[Microsoft, Apple or Linux?]

@StrandedonEarthLOL!

[Microsoft, Apple or Linux?]

well that's why there's the third option, for the people who don't really care about Microsoft or apple

ok I just changed it, so that Linux fans can feel included.

[Microsoft, Apple or Linux?]

i've heard of it i just don't bother with it at all

[Microsoft, Apple or Linux?]

Microsoft or Apple (or Linux)? Which do you prefer?

[A KSP Board Game! (PS I checked to make sure this hasn't been posted before...)]

I have created the basic instruction manual, any opinions would be appreciated,

https://ibb.co/LRWhsF6
https://ibb.co/hKr9Yr1
https://ibb.co/ZcS6jNn
https://ibb.co/NNz9kBX

thanks!

btw, in page 2, the top line is the start of the sentence.

[Predictions on future updates!]

yeah...

[Predictions on future updates!]

Those things would be cool! Really, they should add a built-in multiplayer so that you don't need an extra mod. Also, they should start working on expanding life on Kerbin, like Kerbals wandering around the surface, towns and villages, et c.

[A KSP Board Game! (PS I checked to make sure this hasn't been posted before...)]

@kerbiloidThats a good idea, but there are 2 problems: First, i can't build those card towers. (believe me, I've tried...) Second, i already have a plan for how it's going to work:

This is the basic version of my gameboard: https://ibb.co/xMg0Cyb 

Basically, you use tokens or pawns to mark your current status (how many funds or science tokens you have) on the board. If you have less than 10000 funds, you lose. The last person playing wins the game. I think am going to use @steuben's idea for the contract deck as well. 

I have also created a basic card template: https://ibb.co/FBTQD59

I still need to create a more detailed instruction manual and such, but that shouldn't take too long. I am also going to use a board game printer website to print it out, so if i can, i'll link that here too. (PS, i won't get any money from the website and you'll have to pay for it yourself...)

Also, @FruitGoose, LOL!

 

 

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I want to delete a post, how do i do this???

 

[A KSP Board Game! (PS I checked to make sure this hasn't been posted before...)]

@steubenOk thanks for the info. 

@pandamanYeah, that's a good idea.

Thanks!

[Camera Bug in KSP 1.11.1 PC Windows]

This happens to me as well... I use the Airplane Plus mod and occasionally I will encounter this bug when flying airplanes, causing me to not be able to adjust map view or external view. I can still adjust cockpit view though.... Thanks for the info on how to fix it though! 

[A KSP Board Game! (PS I checked to make sure this hasn't been posted before...)]

I have an idea for a simple KSP board game, and I think it would be pretty cool.... (<-- Yes, of course I am biased...) Basically, the point is to be the last space program with any funding. There would be a deck of part cards (and maybe cool little connectable models too), Funds, science tokens, and special dice. Each card would have a picture of the part, its name, its cost, its return cost, its mass and depending on the type: its resources, thrust, et c. At the beginning of the game, everyone starts with the mk1 capsule card, the basic fin card, the rt-5 flea card, 25,000 funds, and five science tokens. Also, shuffle the deck! Every turn you could turn in science tokens and draw cards (5 tokens = 3 cards, 10 = 6 cards, 15 = 9 cards, et c.), build a rocket, launch a rocket, or do nothing. If you can only do nothing, you lose. When launching a rocket, you find its success rate by checking a chart for its mass and thrust, and then use the corresponding die to check whether it succeeds. The lowest success rate would have a die with five fail sides and one success side, and the highest would have five success sides and one fail side. If it succeeds, you get funds back for the total return cost of the final stage. When building a rocket, you array the cards in such a way that it looks like an expanded blueprint of a rocket. For symmetric parts you multiply the cost by the amount used in symmetry. You would only be able to build rockets within your funds. You get 1 token for every science unit on the final stage. And yes, you need to do math to figure everything out, but that's good, right?

P.S. Ideas and comments would be appreciated, I want to know what other people think. Thanks!