Basic science experiment for all probe cores?

[mr. engino]

I was wondering if there is a mod that adds a basic science experiment to probe all probe cores, both stock and mod versions?

[Superfluous J]

I vaguely recall doing "telemetry data" on a probe core. No idea what mod it was but maybe search on that?

[Supercheese]

The Science Revisited mod has this feature:

 

https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/index.php?/topic/100920-143-re4visited-science-revisited-170/

[Tyko]

@mr. engino Here's the actual config for just the probe core telemetry experiment. In case you don't want to change many aspects of the science system.

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// MM config created by Lord Aurelius
@PART[*]:HAS[@MODULE[ModuleCommand],#vesselType[Probe]]
{
  MODULE
  {
    name = ModuleScienceExperiment    
    
    experimentID = telemetryReport
    
    experimentActionName = Telemetry Report
    resetActionName = Discard Telemetry
    reviewActionName = Review Telemetry
    
    useStaging = False    
    useActionGroups = True
    hideUIwhenUnavailable = True    
    rerunnable = True
    
    xmitDataScalar = 1.0
  }
}

EXPERIMENT_DEFINITION
{
    id = telemetryReport
    title = Telemetry Report
    baseValue = 4
    scienceCap = 4
    dataScale = 1
    
    requireAtmosphere = False
    situationMask = 63
    biomeMask = 23  //changed from 3 to match crew report
    
    RESULTS
    {
        default = The telemetry indicates that all systems are functioning nominally.
        
        KerbinSrfLandedLaunchPad = You run a diagnostics check. All systems ready for launch.
        KerbinSrfLandedRunway = You run the automated pre-flight check. All systems ready for takeoff.
        KerbinSrfLandedKSC = The extremely low signal delay indicates the probe is in the immediate vicinity of the space center.
        KerbinSrfLanded = The telemetry indicates the probe has landed somewhere on Kerbin.
        KerbinFlyingLow = The doppler shift of the signal lets you roughly estimate the airspeed of the probe.
        KerbinFlyingHigh = You start getting some interference on the signal as the probe passes through the ionosphere.
        KerbinInSpaceLow = You notice some interesting interference patterns in the signal, the guys over at R&D might want to see this.
        KerbinInSpaceHigh = Lots of interference out here, we must be outside the magnetosphere.
        
    }
}

 

Edited May 4, 2018 by Tyko