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Thanks for the reply I think I unintentionally landed on the ugliest spot possible, along the border between the blue and the yellow. And thanks for the KSPRC trick! edit: Deleted mods one by one, narrowed it down to outdated Texture Replacer that was the problem. Update it and the bug vanishes

Enjoying this mod so far in my career mode playthrough, but I launched my first ever mission to Serran today and I was disappointed that the texture resolution was so awful. On the surface the ground was divided into yellow and blue pixels ~500 meters in diameter. It was impossible to ignore.. I really hope the other New Horizons planets don't look so bad.. - - - Updated - - - edit: oh, and by the way DO NOT INSTALL THE KSPRC THING it creates a bug where you cannot click on any of the space center buildings, probably because it hasn't updated to 1.0 yet. Are there any alternatives? I'd like there to be clouds

Help! I downloaded the RSS version that is 10 times smaller, the size of the vanilla kerbol system. But, there are no oceans at all. From map view, you can see Earth with oceans, but when you get close enough to the ground the Earth texture fades and the oceans are simply not there. It's actually quite funny; I launched a simple satellite, collected some Science, and tried to recover it by landing it in the ocean. To my horror, the ocean vanished when I got close and now my satellite is sitting on the seabed. Interestingly enough, the 'seabed' is actually +300 meters above what is supposed to be sea level. So I guess it's a problem with the Earth's terrain. Is there a fixed version I can download? Or is there a way of increasing the sea level?

I just did my first attempt at a Mun landing...the result was interesting. Everything was fine until I looked at the amount of fuel I had left. Only enough for a 2 second burn, and I was travelling at 100 m/s . I saved it up and used it but it only reduced my m/s to 80. I knew I wouldn't survive, so in my panic, I made Jebediah EVA, and let go of the ladder, in a desperate attempt for the mission to succeed. The very same instant, the lander crashed into the surface and exploded, pinging poor Jeb off into space. Initially, I was happy; he had survived. The I looked at his trajectory: Up for about 280,000 m, then down back to the lunar surface. I quickly looked up the jetpack controls. I tried to bring Jeb back to the surface of the mun but after wasting 50% of my jetpack fuel I gave up. With no other option left, I waited until apoapsis and began to burn, in a desperate attempt to create an orbit. I watched the percentage of fuel go down, quickly. I stopped at 10% left, and checked to see if I had achieved an orbit. I was nowhere near. I shut my eyes and held down shift until I heard it run out. I checked the map. I got Jeb in an orbit! And this is where he lies today, in worryingly fluctuating orbit around the Mun.