Mitokandria

Thank you very much. Looks like I was overcomplicating things quite a bit. Edit: I got it working! Snacks is now Food Soil is now Waste Water requirement Water usage outputs Dirty Water Fresh Air is now Oxygen Stale Air is now Carbon Dioxide This means it now works with RealFuels so other tanks can be used for life support resources as well. I did run into some issues with SSPX. I was able to do a rough edit to the SSPXSnacks.cfg to get it to work, but I'm gonna need a bit more practice with Patch Manager syntax to clean it up. Again thank you!

I did have a few questions. How should I go about determining storage unit capacity? I'm guessing a command pod should generally have enough capacity for 1 day for a full crew, but what about the dedicated storage containers? I settled on 1.5x QTY for Snacks so the amount of days worth of supply is the same. After doing all of this I realized I'd rather use Community Resource Pack for Waste (soil/mulch), Water, Waste Water, Oxygen (Fresh Air), and CarbonDioxide (Bad Air). No idea how to go about doing that though, but that's probably out of scope for this thread.

The comments were very good! I had already taken a look at them to see if I could create one for water. It's actually why I was wondering if there were ones already created. I made one myself, but I haven't tested it yet.

Is there a list of popular resource configs for Snacks! ? I really want to play with it, but just food (snacks), air, and stress isn't enough for me. Hoping for Water as well, but also kinda curious if anyone has pushed the complexity limits yet.

Does PCR work with RSS/RO?

Wait really??? How do you tell if they are right-side up?

Banned for excessive use of an acronym and for having too many '2's in one post..

I thought those were just whispers?! Sweet baby Jeb that's good to hear! Edit: I wonder if TT has a TM/Copyright on Capybara Space Program?

I know you posted this some time ago now, but I wanted to chime in that the Fallout community has done something extremely similar already. Check out the "Tale of Two Wastelands" mod which takes the assets from Fallout 3, converts them, then imports them into FalloutNV. The team behind TTW does this by using a third-party program they developed that checks that the original game is installed (Fallout 3 and FalloutNV) in the registry, verifies the hash for the game .exe files, verifies both games have been run at least once, confirms all necessary files are present, and then starts converting assets to import into the newer game's engine. As long as the newer game is a good game on it's own most people don't mind buying the second game. Similarly there has also been an Open Source Morrowind project going on for the last 15 years or so which was a project to recreate, from scratch, the vanilla game engine for Morrowind. Last time I checked they were pretty close to vanilla engine completion with a volunteer dev team.

Where is Valentina's theme song? I'm tired of Bob and Jeb always getting the spotlight! D:

I was genuinely worried! Glad to see it's back up? Question: Is there anything the community can do to make sure the license for the website is good past the 6 months? Fundraiser? (i originally spelled that as funraiser but that actually sounds cool so typing it here anyway)

Stop saying such beautiful things. You are going to make me cry tears of joy if you keep going.

I see. I had thought that a few key lines could just be omitted out, but I hadn't considered the lines were there because of how the game engine works. Thank you for all your time looking into this and if you do find a solution at some point I'll be happy test it.

Question? Why does the Mk1 Command Pod have an impassable top node? Visually it looks like there is a hatch on the top with a handle. The same type of handle that is also affixed to the side-hatch. I know I can modify the cfg file for myself, but thought I'd asked. It always struck me as unexpected.

Through the Eyes of a Kerbal

I said yes to both. At the moment I feel there are better (imo) life support (food/water/oxygen) mods than what Kerbalism offers, but few of them touch on the stress and radiation poisoning the same way kerbalism does. Having these included would allow for a somewhat modular experience when used with other life support mods.

This is great! The primary reason I never used the MK2/3 parts is because they just didn't seem worth it in fuel/mass and I could never get anything to fly right with them. Can't wait to try it out!

Thanks for posting this. I was looking through my games list and nearly tossed my keyboard in surprise when I saw "Update Queued".

Just have to prove no one could mistake the new character for a Kerbal or something from Kerbal Space Program. Not as tight a rope as one would expect as Kerbals are quite distinct.

HAHA I don't think anyone gave you credit for this gem. As a fellow nihilist I see you.

I agree. This is how I generally expect a forum to be for games. Original first, then sequel, then everything else (KSP related), then everything else (non-KSP related). Unless KSP2 becomes more popular than KSP1 (not likely). Only then should KSP2 be in the top position.

I'm not willing to agree it's that extreme. Corporations with no real business being in gaming, aka "thought it would be an easy cashgrab", are realizing video games aren't just a product to be consumed, but an rather art form to be enjoyed. Playing to the broadest market isn't a gauranteed win. They are now scaling back to consolidate and focus only on further monitization of their known money-makers. Gaming is just another market to them and a market is just a high-stakes Craps, Poker, or Blackjack game. Learn to count the cards or cheat the system and you win...at least until the establishment (gaming community) catches on and kicks you out. The only bright side to this is the 'gaming landscape' is becoming less cluttered with white noise meaning lesser known publishers and developers are having an easier time being seen, recognized, and rewarded. At least, until a large corporation strikes gold on a wild genre idea and restarts the whole process again.

Et tu, Paradox?

Say what you want about Paradox's most recent fumbles, but at least they admit when they f up and are willing to give refunds when they can't deliver on promises. I'm honestly hoping things get to a point that Paradox's offer is the only option. They wouldn't be the best choice, it's Spacer's Choice but KSP2 could in worse hands.

I came here to find the same answer. I've been wondering for a long time why it never worked until I finally found it only works when there is a kerbal onboard. Edit: So I took a look at it in VS and it doesn't look like a complicated change to remove the kerbal check. Probably better for it to be an option thing...but I'm new to VS and KSP dll's. I can't seem to remember how to rebuild it without errors.