ebrammer252

http://www.reddit.com/r/KerbalSpaceProgram/comments/2q6urw/found_a_way_to_cheat_that_needs_fixing/ So last night I was playing career mode and from the building where you can opt into strategies for money, exp, science etc. I chose the one that would take some money and return some science. Then in the available contracts I was able to accept the high paying ones (thus getting the advance of money and now some science) and subsequently cancel the contract. Money never goes into the negatives and the science 'advance' is never revoked. I was able to do this over and over, racking up science without doing anything. Then when I had my fill of science I simply accepted the contracts I wanted, thus going from $0 to whatever I got from them for an advance and voila, continued on my merry way with new parts for free. This should be fixed by allowing negative money essentially making it possible to 'bankrupt' your space center and making the current game unplayable.

I'm new to this, so I apologize if this is redundant. I unpacked the parts and plugins and moved them into the correct folders, but it does not work, I feel like I'm missing something important here....

So, I installed a bunch of different parts, no plugins, and any of the stock capsules in 0.16 that says it supports 3 members shows no Kerbals at all when it's on the pad or in space. The bottom right hand corner is empty, has anyone else experienced this?

Maybe I'm doing this wrong. But I downloaded the Munar Module and when I unzip it, there's two folders. A Parts folder and a ship folder. I copy the files from parts to the parts folder in KSP and ships to ships, under VAB. When I try to load it in the game it says it's incompatible. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

You helped a LOT, that's exactly what I was looking for! I love this game, flying by the moon and lowering my orbit to really see it was like reliving a childhood dream.

I'm trying to get to the Mun, but everytime I get into orbit my orbit is not flat like the mun's orbit, mine is always like 45 degrees. If someone could explain in layman terms I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!