[KSP 1.6.1] Stock Visual Enhancements [v1.4.1] [20 March 2019]

[bQuest]

I wonder if someone will revive this in the future? Patch it up and make it fully work for modern versions like AVP - Beyond did . This is a great visual pack and it doesn't deserve a death stuck on 1.6 with only broken workarounds to save it.

With KSP 1 now dead and only getting occasional bug fixes when something goes REALLY wrong, Its not that far fetched to assume eventually someone will pick up where this left off.

[OhioBob]

2 hours ago, bQuest said:

I wonder if someone will revive this in the future? Patch it up and make it fully work for modern versions like AVP - Beyond did . This is a great visual pack and it doesn't deserve a death stuck on 1.6 with only broken workarounds to save it.

With KSP 1 now dead and only getting occasional bug fixes when something goes REALLY wrong, Its not that far fetched to assume eventually someone will pick up where this left off.

Aside from being incompatitble with 0.08+ versions of scatterer, I think SVE still works fine.

[italon]

Only thing I've noticed with SVE is that when in orbit of any planetary body the lighting will completely go out or black against my ship when entering or just exiting the horizon where the sun would disappear, it lasts for about 10-20 seconds then all the lighting is applied again to the craft once the sun disappears beyond the horizon of a body or reappears at the horizon of the opposite side. 

Edited January 15, 2023 by italon

[Vphurple Izumi]

On 9/19/2022 at 7:47 PM, Vphurple Izumi said:

Got you, i ended up deleting it,

Also i found the Duna-DustStorms in the config and it has been turned off so i turned it back on again,

Changed to 


Open up EVEcloud manager apply them then save and it works just fine, that is until I reopen the game then the dust storms become white like any other cloud  

So i got back into kps and tired to mod it like I did last time, but when I go to do the duststroms, clouds disappearing when clicking apply, in eve, like not just duna, ever single cloud goes poof