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Steam gave my KSP2 install a little 83 MB update today. It said something about shader engine.

I am so glad the forum is back. Sincerely, thank you to all and everyone who got it sorted.

A filter enabling craft to be hidden in map view and tracking station would be very helpfull here. Setting a craft as target when it has nearby debris is equally difficult.

I have this at the Jool system. Two probes in system one with an RA-15 and the other has a DTS-M1. The probe with the DTS-M1 has Full Control (i.e. Control Status: Fully Functional) but DATA in Research Inventory says "No Connection". All lines of sight look to be okay if that is even a thing in KSP 2.

@schlosrat Love this mod! Thanks very much. The regular (daily in effect ) updates are very impressive too. The optional mods icons don't seem to be appearing as advertised even though I have both K2-D2 vand Maneuver Node Controller installed and working. I am running Flight Plan v0.8.4 with experimental mode activated currently. When the weekend comes around I will update Flight Plan and double check the other mods' versions and generally make sure I am not doing something wrong. Hopefully it will resolve. I am running KSP2 via Proton under Linux, maybe there is a need to add support for some native Windows library.

You have probably already got gstreamer1.0-libav and ffmpeg For other games I installed the libavcodec58 package. At least that's what it is called for Ubuntu variants. Provides; /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libavcodec.so.58 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libavcodec.so.58.134.100 Maybe?

And worse still in my experience a few seconds after it minimizes it goes into an irretrievable black screen of death crash. Like I described before, for this I have found a workaround for multimonitor support with KDE Plasma. For me this is still working perfectly and makes the game playable. At first I thought it was making KSP2 a bit unstable but it has in fact been running along very nicely indeed. Nearly as good as in Windoze 11. Hopefully the next update will not break it or else better still, will make the workaround unnecessary. If you are using Plasma/KWM try making the following tweaks to your window manager . This time I provide the steps in more detail... First set the KSP2 in-game graphics option to "WINDOWED" and if required restart KSP2. It may have a titlebar at this point and you don't want that, don't worry keep going... Next press Alt-F3 to open up the KDE Window Manager titlebar menu Select "More Actions >" Click "Configure Special Application Settings..." As shown in the image below click the "+ Add Property..." button Scroll down the list to the Size and Position section and click the option "Fullscreen" Change the dropdown list setting from "Apply Initially" to "Force" and tick the "Yes" tickbox. Press "OK". That's it! Fullscreen no boarders or title bars, move the mouse outside the window to another application, nothing stops in KSP2 and no minimizing to an icon. In the KSP2 audio settings there is a tab-away audio mute option if you want that Good luck? Notice how everything is actually reconfigurable in Plasma, it's the best I am on KUbuntu 22.04 , Steam, Force use Proton 7.0-6 and GPU is RX 6700 10 Gb 1080p resolution (monitor max). Launch options are; eval $( echo "mangohud RADV_PERFTEST=aco DXVK_ASYNC=1 gamemoderun %command%" | sed "s/PDLauncher\/LauncherPatcher.exe'.*/KSP2_x64.exe'/" ) If anyone follows this then I am interested to know does it work for you? Can you follow the steps in my description okay? Is there an equivalent setup for non-Plasma/KDE Users? Is it needed for other desktop managers and if so is there way to do this in Pop!_OS GNOME for example? Does Linux distro matter? Does GPU model matter? Do we find that your mileage may vary? Oh and Mangohud seems to be working perfectly fine everywhere in game , at least for me. KSP2's high GPU demand made me install Mangohud for the first time ever. I like it!

Master Bob made a thing. 4 X R.A.P.I.E.R.s pushing a single kerbal payload = totally OP. Pitch up 15 degrees off runway 1 and... ... just drive straight into orbit.

Reading through this thread I am actually starting to come around to the idea that multiplayer might be worth a try for the following reasons, the top response has been the same as mine "I'm not interested in multiplayer. I might check it out, but I'm not going to play it a lot" so these are possibly the very people who might form a play group I could live with? and because otherwise these FPS gamers are all around me ... I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member. Groucho Marx

The the new patch (KSP2 v0.1.2.0) improved a lot of gameplay bugs but it has added a new problem under proton/linux. Any action that causes loss of focus results in a crash to black screen. I have tried a bunch of different workarounds that allegedly can help for other games (gamescope, -popupwindow, borderless mode, proton tricks virtual desktop, etc) but none of it worked for KSP2. My window manager is KDE Plasma. I finally discovered that settting the in-game graphics option to "WINDOWED" and setting the KDE KWM (i.e. K window manager) to Fullscreen for the application shows some promise as a work around but the game seems to be somewhat less stable when set up like this. Edit: @Davidian1024One benefit of doing this is it stops KSP2 minimizing whenever it loses focus

I am doing more testing but it looks like this bug has been fixed in Patch - v0.1.2.0. Thanks!

I think this is the same bug as here and here and here This is for me the most play disruptive bug.

Azgar Island Expert Challenge entry Centre image - Blue / White Accents- "OneOscar FG" Valentina Kermin Right - Red Accent air intake - "OneOscar FGXLW5" Bill Kermin Left - Red / Pink Accents - "OneOscar FGW6" Bob Kermin Meanwhile Tandas Kermin "parked" an "OneOscar FG" on the VAB roof just for good measure. KSP2 rocks

The OneOscar FG by @Socraticat is just great for this Classic challenge. The very slow stall speed enables highly survivable rooftop 'good landings'.