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  1. Okay, so here's how I see it.

    If Ferram and all the people making contributions want to see their product be used, they need to update the front page and get on the top of their game. 1.2 has been out for months and people have been asking weekly when it will be out. There needs to be a layman's terms, no questions asked explanation of where we stand and what needs to be fixed for a release. Ferram, a published estimate on how 1.3 will effect a prompt release would be wise to just get everyone off our backs and give them a timeline to think about so they aren't spamming us.

  2. On 4/23/2017 at 5:30 PM, jh9151 said:

    love the mod makes refueling in flight easier. May I suggest adding a boom with  drogue that way my aircraft with probes can use them to since. Also is it possible to make a smaller pod so people could engage in buddy tanking with a smaller aircraft acting as the tanker.mv-22-flight-test-refueling.jpg

    You apparently didn't read the post directly above yours very well.

  3. 4 hours ago, Icecovery said:

    Thanks for your support, sorry for slow update because I'm a student:D

     

    I think manual mode is not necessary, it is really really hard, so I think I will not add that.

    About the fuel transfer, it's not stock fuel transfer, if you read the source, we just use "RequestResource" to transfer fuel. When it is docking, one side will consume fuel and another side will produce fuel. It looks like transferring fuel but actually, it isn't. :confused: And of course, when it is undocking the fuel consumption and production will stop.

    Cool, I figured out you can fly the aircraft manually and engage the probe "magnet" once you're sufficiently close enough. Does the supply aircraft lose fuel proportionally as the recieving aircraft gains it? It appears the rate of flow is about 20 units per second to the receiver, but does the tanker lose fuel at the same 20 units per second rate while docked?

  4. 4 hours ago, Beale said:

    Thanks!

    Old Tantares is more complete, but (IMO) much lower quality - it also contains more random craft selections (American Cygnus, Japanese Fuji).

     

     

    Spektr!

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    Cool, so will new Tantares have the same parts as old Tantares just with better textures? (I really hope it does, my entire lifter series uses parts from Cygnus, Soyuz, etc.) If not, will you keep those parts up to date?

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