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[1.3.1] Ferram Aerospace Research: v0.15.9.1 "Liepmann" 4/2/18
asaz989 replied to ferram4's topic in KSP1 Mod Releases
Okay, false alarm. After cleaning up weird mod versions for a neater bug report, the problem went away. In case you have a morbid curiousity about weird installs - at one point I let Steam auto-upgrade to 1.3.x, ran CKAN, and then realized I should downgrade to 1.2.2 so I'd have my mods available. Anyway, several mods were left at versions that supported 1.3.x but were incompatible with 1.2.2, including ModuleManager, and CKAN will not downgrade packages through the GUI, only when run at the command line. Other mods were also broken-ish, but ModuleManager seems the scariest and the most likely to have caused bugs.- 14,073 replies
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[1.3.1] Ferram Aerospace Research: v0.15.9.1 "Liepmann" 4/2/18
asaz989 replied to ferram4's topic in KSP1 Mod Releases
Awesome. Will do when back at computer.- 14,073 replies
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[1.3.1] Ferram Aerospace Research: v0.15.9.1 "Liepmann" 4/2/18
asaz989 replied to ferram4's topic in KSP1 Mod Releases
tl;dr - craft launched before installing FAR have zero/NaN lift/drag coefficients. Is there any way to force a recalculation of craft shape (revoxelization?) in-flight? I have an existing save that I put on hold while waiting for FAR to be ready for 1.2.2. Specifically, I stopped playing around when I started needing to do serious aerobraking work at Jool. Now that I have installed the new FAR version, my probes hitting Jool are not being braked at all by the Joolean atmosphere. The flight data window shows zero/NaN coefficients of lift/drag, zero reference area, and zero drag/lift forces. (They *are* being properly ripped apart by dynamic pressure though, which is something .) Newly-launched craft are properly interacting with Kerbin's atmosphere, though. I vaguely remember seeing something like this mentioned a while ago for a previous release, but my search-fu is not sufficient to figure out if that's just my mind playing tricks on me.- 14,073 replies
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