Modding Buildings

[Mike512]

I have looked around a bunch but can't find any info on being able to modify the buildings at KSC. I am looking to make the RnD Center work differently anyone able to link to info I will need? Or can point me in a direction.

[kerbiloid]

You can only create new buildings with Kerbal Konstructs

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/105247-0-90-Kerbal-Konstructs-%28v0-7-1%29-Fuel-Mah-Spaceplane!

or choose one in Kerbin-Side

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/82785-0-90-Kerbin-Side-v0-41-Go-For-Multi-Launch!

Also there is a modified KSC, but don't know if it works in 1.0.2

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/79542-90-SXT-Lack-s-Stock-Extension-N-1-and-Aero-update-SXT-20-15FEV15-KSC-v3

Of course, you cannot modify a functionality, you can just create dummy structures and new launchpads/runways/some other utilities (see the first link).

Edited May 8, 2015 by kerbiloid

[xEvilReeperx]

Of course, you cannot modify a functionality, you can just create dummy structures and new launchpads/runways/some other utilities (see the first link).

This isn't exactly true but you might need to write extra framework get it to do what you want. What do you mean by "make it work differently"?

[Mike512]

This isn't exactly true but you might need to write extra framework get it to do what you want. What do you mean by "make it work differently"?

Thanks for the responses guys. I want to make a mod that changes the structure of how the science works. Not sure if it can be done. But simply when you do experiments instead of getting straight science you just get the data and need to processes it into science. So to make that mechanic work I would need to make the RnD Centre into a big Science Lab or make a new building that was a science lab that you can put scientist in just like the Stock Lab. The same mechanic of if you processes the data in a lab in the same situation/planet in a stock lab you will get more bang for your buck. But this makes it so you would have to put it into a lab. A little more realistic for those of us who like that.