blizzy78

Sounds good.

You could use LayerMask.LayerToName() to get the names of all layers. Of course that doesn't mean that a layer is actually used by KSP.

Good news, everyone: The level editor is now available for download. I don't think I can link the download here, however, as I don't want to open up the source code as per the forum rules.

See this post.

You can change the title here: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/profile.php?do=editprofile

This is not an art contest.

Reading is hard. Even if it's on the same page.

So I'm currently developing a lasers puzzle game called Luminoso. I'm pretty sure you all know some variants of the concept. It's currently on Steam Greenlight, so if you like the concept, I wouldn't mind your vote Edit: Now available on Steam. The level editor is now available for download. I don't think I can link the download here, however, as I don't want to open up the source code as per the forum rules. You can find it in the Steam announcements. By the way, the game also has a Facebook page, if you're so inclined.

Yes, it does work with 0.24.2.

That is actually a contradiction. ConfigNode.Load() does not throw exceptions, it just returns null if the file does not exist.

FWIW, I have made an in-game docking tutorial. Perhaps you might want to try it out.

This. You can talk to TriggerAu and sirkut - TriggerAu has done it for both ARP and IR.

Are you sure your call GameDatabase.Instance.GetAudioClip(SoundFile_OnLaunch) is not actually returning null?

If that were always the case, this thread would be full with bug reports.

Ah yes, your current orbit needs to be a stable orbit around the celestial body. Since you burned from Kerbin orbit straigt into a Duna intercept (right?) you didn't have a stable Sun orbit to begin with.

If you want mods to close your thread, you can report it.

I'll look into that. Because the space center scene has some technical problems.

Google is your friend: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/11322-Different-Conic-drawing-modes

64-bit KSP is unstable. Beware of crashes.

Another way to unwrap a sphere would be by using a seam. That adds a cut (=seam) into the sphere's surface, so that it can be laid out flat. (Well "flat" is a relative term when it comes to spheres, but yeah.)

It's an easter egg.

Those are just the source code, and are not readily usable in the game.

Ambient Light Adjustment 1.2.0 is now available for download. Note: If the download page is linking an older version for you, press F5 in your browser.

Right, scrolling will be much easier with textures, of course.

You can also just let the camera render to the viewport instead. In the case of editor buttons it shouldn't matter.