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Thanks for the replies! Those mods definitely helped a ton! I wasn't sure if they were working on releasing it as I had heard chatter a while back from the devs that they were working on implementing it but as for right now I was looking for a temporary alternative.

Title says it all, I'm just curious on if it exists and if so where I can get it. Thanks in advance!

So I was recently watching a Scott Manley video on a certain planet factory mod which adds more bodies to the game and it got me curious, would anybody else be as excited as I would be if Squad were to add more bodies to land and experiment on? If it were to become reality, would you rather have a solid body to land on or another gas giant with loads of moons? I think a couple odd entities would add a nice touch (i.e. rolling on a nearly 90 degree axis, orbiting Kerbol in a very inclined orbit such as 76 degrees, or even maybe a couple comet-like entities). Let me know what you think on this subject!

I was wondering, I bought the game awhile back before they changed the rules on expansions and got grandfathered into free everything. I am currently wondering, however, that because a month ago I made the switch to the steam version, would that would mean I lost my grandfathering?

I don't even know what I am doing wrong. I go to put the fairings base on but no blue lines appear, the fairings themselves don't even take shape, does this work on version 0.20.2? Or is it just how I have it set up? KSP folder: Proced Fairings folder:

One person I find really informative as well as have a few ksp lps is Wernher Von Kerman. He doesn't post much but he has quite a few videos and ranges from tutorials to full fledged missions.

It worked, that is rather odd!

So I envisioned this space station I was going to build while dreaming last night (I know I am crazy), however, I may have hit a bit of a limitation! While designing I decided to put more than just 2 central station hubs, but the game must not allow you to be able to place them away from the center of the space station! Has anybody else noticed this before? I'll include pics.

Now I am not that good with actually docking but I happen to know that with orbital rendezvous is kind of like spinning a bucket on a string (physics class reference). The reason I am using this analogy is because the farther out the string is from your hand, the slower it has to travel to keep it's momentum going. Essentially this is true of the orbits. Think of the orbit plane as a string and your space craft and space station as individual points on the string. The current path is set to have your spacecraft catch up to the space station, however, you want the opposite. Adjust your orbit so the craft is farther out than the station, the farther out your craft's orbit the quicker the two will meet up. I wish you luck

Banned for ingesting rocket fuel