KSPIE's various modules

[HyperDraco]

Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening,

I have been playing KSP for a fairly long time now, still doesn't change the fact that despite countless attempts at reading and figuring out what advanced Nuclear Physics this mod (Interstellar Extended) uses and rambles on about, I still haven't figured out how in tarnation half this mod can be used. The Thermal Ramjets seem to only require Air and nothing else, I have no idea whether that in itself is correct or my PC (with it's strange loading screen, epilepsy-inducing glitch) is just a very expensive bucket of magnetised bolts. Could someone explain (or kindly link to anything that explains) what the basic rundown of each module is. I do already look at youtube videos about this from channels like @beaucoupzero and so on. What are the various reactors, beamed power and how do I use them as my somewhat flimsy real-world knowledge doesn't really work in this advanced mod which is undeniably very cool.

Thank you to anyone who attempted to explain this to me in any manner as I probably will forget this in the next 15 to 20 seconds

[Guest]

I would ask in here:

When a mod has > 200 pages in an additional support thread, you know it’s a complicated one. 

 

[HyperDraco]

6 hours ago, FruitGoose said:

I would ask in here:

When a mod has > 200 pages in an additional support thread, you know it’s a complicated one. 

 

Ah, thank you, it never really struck my mind to do that (and i'm honestly not being the slightest bit sarcastic here, thank you ever so much).

But hey progress was made, I managed to get maybe 4 or 5 things working and still can't figure out how to use warp but I'll ask there, thank you

[FreeThinker]

@HyperDraco if you have a specific question, I recommend asking the in the KSPIE discord https://discord.gg/X5sCgWjJVc

[HyperDraco]

2 hours ago, FreeThinker said:

@HyperDraco if you have a specific question, I recommend asking the in the KSPIE discord https://discord.gg/X5sCgWjJVc

Thank you, I was planning on making a Discord in the first place, now I have a new reason to.