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I vote for Zorkmids.

Well, there you go. Thanks for pointing me to the problem. I had been running version 1.2.1.0 with no issue, but upgraded to 2.1.3.0 and got the problem. Removed texture compressor mod, and it's working. I'll go dig through the thread and see what I can find. Edit: Updated to the latest version, and it's working again.

Something doesn't look quite right to me: Any ideas?

If someone has an answer, please specify if it is working with Kerbal time, Earth time, or both.

Chatterer is mostly working, but there are some issues. RCS Sounds seems ok.

I don't know, but a quick test seems to show the one in your link working.

They say there are no stupid questions. But really?

Correct. OV-105 was largely built of structural spare parts after the loss of OV-99.

So just leave the pieces laying around?

This is pretty much how it went for me. I launched one ship, then a second ship. The rendezvous was effortless, and then the two ships docked so very easily. The second attempt was a complete disaster, one ship ended up plunging into the atmosphere. Maybe ten attempts later, something finally clicked and I understood what to do.

I was in fourth grade in '86, a stone's throw away from Johnson Space Center. My father was friends with Ellison Onizuka, and his daughter played on the same soccer team as my sister. Most of the people in the area had some connection to NASA, and it hit the area pretty hard. In 2003, I was living in East Texas. I had a class on Saturdays, so I was up early, getting ready when I heard the rumble. Didn't have any idea what it was at the time, but as soon as I checked the online news, I realized what it was. I turned on the TV, and they were showing footage of the debris trails in the sky. Yeah, I put escape systems on all my vehicles. It just doesn't seem right not to.

Discovery has always been my favorite for some reason, but Columbia is good as well. I notice Enterprise is missing from the list, though.

Mostly true. I was objecting to the statement that everyone working at NASA is in it for the adventure/glory/greater good/whatever, and no one was there because it's what they do to get a paycheck. I know there are some that are there because they like it, or they feel it's where they need to be. My father was looking for something else in January of '86, but decided he owed it to friends to stay and do what he could. He stayed for two decades, until he decided that management wasn't as fun as engineering. My mother, on the other hand, retired as soon as she could. My office: Me; happy with my job. Coworker: he seems rather happy, too. I know he's turned down one offer to move within the company. OtherDepartment[1]: she's going for a degree so she can move on to other things. OtherDepartment[2]: she's quite often talking about going back to real estate, where she can make more money. She doesn't seem to trust the place to not fall apart, though. OtherDepartment[3]: she's working there as a second job to fund her shopping habit. OtherDepartment[4]: he just finished up a degree and is actively looking for a job elsewhere making much more.

And that has squat all to do with the fact that people take jobs to get money.

Considering that it's right above DONT_SEND_IP, I'd guess it's related to sending information back to the developers.

The wife gets cranky when I try to get rid of the kids, too.

Your sweeping generalization was a bit off base, then. People work at NASA because they want to do something meaningful..., not for the cash. True, but the kids get cranky if I don't feed them. Trust me. Plenty of people would be out the door in a minute for a bigger paycheck.

Bull. There's some that work there for the whole "it's NASA/good of humanity/making a difference" aspect. There's a hell of a lot more that do it because that's who offered them a paycheck. You'd be surprised how quickly the "shine" wears off and it becomes just another job.

-snip- So, what is a "Yargnit", anyway?

Have you ever considered a career where you don't feel like your job is hanging on a budget thread, subject to the prevailing political winds and likely to change every 2/4/8 years?

I assigned the number pad as translation controls and use flight mode so I can control rotation and translation at the same time. I tried to use docking mode with a joystick, but every time I tried to switch between rotation and translation via the assigened button, it also switched the active vessel.

Yeah, this. Most of the time, I find out about releases when I see people starting a bunch of threads in the forum.

I like the idea of ranks being editable. I do see a problem, however, in handling both my Air Force/Army/Marine Kerbals and my Navy Kerbals (not to mention civilian Kerbals), since the ranks are different. Perhaps allow a user to edit the list of ranks, and also allow for free entry into the rank field in-game.

So, a few years after it was planned, then?

Well, that would be too easy, wouldn't it? I don't change my settings that often, so I'm not sure what value that would be to me. Using the following shortcut works to get the "fake fullscreen": "F:\KSP\KSP .23\KSP.exe" -popupwindow