WyattErpman

Am I doing something wrong? Or is this a bug? If I launch a rocket, with for example multiple satellites to be put into orbit, each of those satellites have their own solar panels. Before decoupling an individual satellite, I want to deploy it's solar panels. But only that satellites panels. However, when I select an individual panel, and deploy it, every single module of the same type on the entire rocket, also deploys.

To clarify the fuel question, I looked a little closer in the fuel manager as to what is exactly happening. I have a fuel line, going FROM tank A, TO tank E. fuel is properly transferring, and causing tank A to run out first. However, the tanks above tank A, B/C/D, do not transfer fuel into tank A. Resulting in my engines sucking fuel from E/F while I still have fuel in B/C/D. I suppose running a separate fuel line, from B->E, C->E, and D->E would solve this, but that's certainly not how it's worked in the past. Does anyone know if this is a bug or how it's newly supposed to work?

Sorry if these have been asked/answered previously, but my searches have failed miserably. Modules. Can we not activate individual modules? For example, I'm attempting to launch multiple satellites in one launch. They are obviously kinda packed in together closely. Before I decouple just one satellite, I want to activate an individual antenna, as well as individual solar panel. But when I select 1 individually, and activate it, it activates all of them. Then things go very poorly as you can probably imagine. #2. Fuel. Is there something different in KSP2? Or are fuel lines just flat out not working properly? I'm attaching fuel lines as I would in KSP1, but they are not transfering fuel as I would expect. I have fuel lines, going FROM the outside tanks, into the single center tank. But once I've burned through all of that fuel, and seperated the outside tanks, my inner tank is left only half full, as if they fuel wasn't actually being transferred to the center.