KSP Looking for IVA Model in a subdirectory not referanced by the cfg

[/not/pol/]

Making a small parts mod and for whatever reason KSP keeps looking for the IVA Model sub-directory that is not referenced in the IVA Cfg anywhere

 

Cfg -

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INTERNAL
{
    name = a10cinternals
    MODEL
    {
        model = a10cinternals
        texture = a10cext, a10r1\assets\a10cext
        texture = handle, a10r1\assets\handle
    }
    MODULE
    {
        name = InternalSeat
        seatTransformName = pilot
        allowCrewHelmet = False
        kerbalEyeOffset = 0, 0, 0
    }
}

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[/not/pol/]

Snipped because it started doing it again

Edited July 29, 2017 by /not/pol/
correction

[Mecripp]

Can't say I have seen one offhand that has the texture lines in it like that has the mu should point to them but first off most have there's in a folder name Spaces and you have this

  On 7/29/2017 at 8:51 PM, /not/pol/ said:

INTERNAL
{
    name = a10cinternals
    MODEL

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most have the file path in it all so

INTERNAL
{
	name = mk2InlineInternal
	MODEL
	{
		model = Squad/Spaces/mk2InlineInternal/mk2InlineIVA                  <---------  here see the path

see but really just need more info or even a download to look at hope it helps

  On 7/29/2017 at 8:51 PM, /not/pol/ said:

INTERNAL
{
    name = a10cinternals
    MODEL
    {
        model = a10cinternals                                                      <----------------------  Here see your path ?
        texture = a10cext, a10r1\assets\a10cext
        texture = handle, a10r1\assets\handle
    }

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Edited July 29, 2017 by Mecripp2

[/not/pol/]

  On 7/29/2017 at 10:39 PM, MeCripp said:

Can't say I have seen one offhand that has the texture lines in it like that has the mu should point to them but first off most have there's in a folder name Spaces and you have this

most have the file path in it all so

INTERNAL
{
	name = mk2InlineInternal
	MODEL
	{
		model = Squad/Spaces/mk2InlineInternal/mk2InlineIVA                  <---------  here see the path

see but really just need more info or even a download to look at hope it helps

 

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Even with an absolute path it will not find it. KSP keeps adding a directory to the path and looks for the model inside it when the directory its adding does not exist and is not defined in the Cfg

 

INTERNAL
{
	name = a10cinternal
	MODEL
	{
		mesh = a10r1\assets\a10cinternals\a10cinternals
		texture = a10cext, a10r1\assets\a10cext
        	texture = handle, a10r1\assets\handle
	}
	MODULE
	{
		name = InternalSeat
		seatTransformName = pilot
		allowCrewHelmet = False
		kerbalEyeOffset = 0, 0, 0
	}
}

[MOARdV]

  On 7/29/2017 at 11:17 PM, /not/pol/ said:

Even with an absolute path it will not find it. KSP keeps adding a directory to the path and looks for the model inside it when the directory its adding does not exist and is not defined in the Cfg

 

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You have to use the correct syntax and format:

mesh = a10r1\assets\a10cinternals\a10cinternals

is completely incorrect.  Just like every other model node, it needs to be 'model = ' and use forward slashes, not back slashes, like the examples MeCripp cited:

model = a10r1/assets/a10cinternals/a10cinternals

 

 

[/not/pol/]

  On 7/29/2017 at 11:53 PM, MOARdV said:

You have to use the correct syntax and format:

mesh = a10r1\assets\a10cinternals\a10cinternals

is completely incorrect.  Just like every other model node, it needs to be 'model = ' and use forward slashes, not back slashes, like the examples MeCripp cited:

model = a10r1/assets/a10cinternals/a10cinternals

 

 

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i have tried with the model = bit too.

[Mecripp]

If you can upload the files some where and PM me or post link will write it for you ?

[/not/pol/]

Annnnnnd it works now... the hell is with this stupidly specific syntax that KSP Forces you to use.

thanks for the help @MeCripp@MOARdV

Edited July 30, 2017 by /not/pol/

[Mecripp]

Glad you got it working