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@Alarinth Fresh meat! Fresh meat! Installing mods is really easy, you just copy the mod folder to a folder named GameData in your KSP installation (sometimes you need to browse the .zip file a little to be sure which folder to copy there, since the source code might be included). As for which mods, I'd say begin here. It's a bit outdated, but it gives you a good start.

Hey, at least I play this game! I once hung around a Furry Sonic fan forum for a couple of years because a RL friend invited me, and I thought, "oh, what the hell". I've never been a furry, nor had the slightest affection for that speedy-blue-raccoon-thing (Team Mario, yo). I owned the off-topic section. (for a sense of context, that was before youtube existed...)

Oh man, where did the last two weeks go? I really should get back to working on my project. I even got a Mega from my cousin, to replace my struggling Uno.

This had been sitting on my bough list for a while: http://store.steampowered.com/app/388880/Oxenfree/ Started it last night, played some 4 hours. I'm liking it, a lot! It's not challenging, so if you're looking for a gamey-game, this is a storey-game. But I'm loving the art and sound, animation, characters and dialogue, the atmosphere and trying to figure out what the hell is going on.

I wasn't aware until this moment. Nice!

But you know, even NASA uses patched conics as a first approximation, and only do the heavy N-problem math to refine a patched conic trajectory they're satisfied with.

Also keep in mind that these 3, unlike Scatterer which does its own thing, need EVE to work. And there's a fourth alternative, also for EVE, which I'm using: It's is very RAM-friendly, tho obviously not as rich in detail. But, if, like me, you're running your game on this: ...then you'll appreciate it

I don't have multiple launch sites, so I'm not sure this is what you want, but I use KCT in the "Upgrade free" default setting. It doesn't require any further actions other than the upgrades you'd already do.

Hi, and welcome! Glad to have people joining in wanting to contribute! if your parts are just tanks, engines, pods, and other parts with funcitionality that already exists in the game, then it's very easy. Parts have a .cfg file that is just a very human-readable collection of parameters, like the file name of the mesh, and game stuff like mass, amount of resources, etc. You can copy the file of an existing Mk2 part and start modifying, for example.

Pô galera, até me sinto culpado assim... nunca socializei direito online, mas é, tamo aí. E sim, eu tinha enjoado bastante de jogar. Mas sabe o quê? Foi só não jogar um tempo e a saudade bateu, e tô jogando de novo de boa, felizão. Fiz até um Challenge da Squad, uma semana atrasado! *ANOMALIA DIMENSIONAL DETECTADA*

I'm also not one of the tech guys, but there's a few things I know about this: Your post count isn't actually a count of anything in the database, it's a just number that's increased when you post. It never goes down, regardless of any moderation action or accident or whatever, unless someone bothers to go in the database to actually change it. I remember there was another problem with hard-deleted content once, before I was a moderator, and what they told us was that, while, yes, the deleted content was backed up, reverting it would mean deleting everything else that had been posted since the backup. If you've worked with snapshots rather than live databases, you'll get the idea. The "report as spam" button (which is close to other moderation controls) was deliberately made to ban but also hard-delete content, since there's no point keeping the history of what are essentially chatter bots... until an accident happens. The button doesn't do that anymore, at least not until someone else has verified that it wasn't clicked on by accident. I think point #3 also answers the question in the title. Action has been taken so it doesn't happen again. But still, I'm sorry your content had to go Also, totally understandable

I've just found out this very moment that two beloved games of my childhood, that I thought were made by the same guy, were actually designed by two different game designers who have the same name, one American and one British. Mind blown!

Representin' (edit: uh, what happened to my upload?)

Now, admittedly the game doesn't give you much use for stations apart from fuel depots or processing labs, but part of this game is coming up with your own objectives. Besides, a fuel depot in Mun orbit makes for good landing, launching and rendezvous practice

There isn't a special part meant to be a station core. Do you have a laboratory? A hitchhiker can? A Mk-II Lander can? A fuel tank? Any of those can be your core!

Hi there, welcome! It seems you're asking for suggestions, not making suggestions (for the game, that is), so I'm moving this to KSP Discussion sub forum, OK? Why can't you build stations? You seem to have a lot of parts available already. Lack the ability? Then practice it! I think you'll feel very proud of yourself when you get the first modules clicking together

Lost my wallet yesterday. Apart from spare change and bank cards, ID, driver's license, etc, which are already a major pain to replace, I've lost some ID-sized pictures of some friends back from late 90's, early 00's, as well as a little card my wife had drawn and written to me back when we started dating. I'm seriously aggravated by this

Hello, and welcome!

I'm curious: has anyone ever modded a god-part that can survive insane temperature and pressure, just to see if it lands anywhere?

Uma combinação que eu gostei muito pra quebrar o clima do jogo padrão é: qualquer mod de suporte vital Kerbal Construction Time (não estava funfando a um bom tempo, mas agora já tem versão dev rodando no 1.3 sem quebrar) Monthly budgets

A GENIUS IS YOU. So, you control mod configurations this way? And if Steam mucks up your game, you simply roll back? MAN. Can't give enough likes for this tip. edit: hey, give him a like, not me!