MunSwap - Simple Kopernicus configs to swap Mun and Minmus

Greguardo · July 1

Wanted to do something to breathe some new life into my early-game experience, and this was an easy way to dip my feet into modding. I don't have a github or anything yet, but just create a MunSwap folder under GameData, save these as Mun.cfg and Minmus.cfg, and drop them in. I have done extremely limited testing so feel free to let me know if you notice anything weird, or if you have any suggestions.

Requires Kopernicus - https://github.com/Kopernicus/Kopernicus/releases/

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// Moves Mun out to replace Minmus

@Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus]
{
	@Body[Mun]
	{
		@Properties
		{
			description = The Mun is a large satellite orbiting Kerbin. It is mostly gray in appearance, with craters of various sizes dotting its otherwise smooth surface. It is often mistaken as dirt on telescope lenses or dead pixels, but the top minds at the Kerbal Astronomical Society assure us it is real nevertheless.
			@ScienceValues // Pulled from Kittopia Tech Dumps - Minmus.cfg
			{
				landedDataValue = 5 // Science multiplier for landed science.
				splashedDataValue = 1 // Science multiplier for splashed down science.
				flyingLowDataValue = 1 // Science multiplier for flying low science.
				flyingHighDataValue = 1 // Science multiplier for flying high science.
				inSpaceLowDataValue = 4 // Science multiplier for in space low science.
				inSpaceHighDataValue = 2.5 // Science multiplier for in space high science.
				recoveryValue = 2.5
				// flyingAltitudeThreshold = 18000 // Altitude when "flying at <body>" transitions from/to "from <body>'s upper atmosphere" - DO NOT CHANGE
				// spaceAltitudeThreshold = 30000 // Altitude when "in space low" transitions from/to "in space high" - DO NOT CHANGE
			}
		}
		@Orbit // Pulled from Kittopia Tech Dumps - Minmus.cfg
		{
			@referenceBody = Kerbin // The body that this body is orbiting around.
			inclination = 6 // The angle between the orbital plane and the ecliptic
			eccentricity = 0 // The deviation of the orbit from circularity
			semiMajorAxis = 47000000 // One-half the length of a line segment drawn from periapsis to apoapsis
			longitudeOfAscendingNode = 78 // Where the orbit crosses the ecliptic moving south to north
			argumentOfPeriapsis = 38 // The angular distance between longitudeOfAscendingNode and periapsis
			meanAnomalyAtEpoch = 0.899999976158142 // The body's mean anomaly at the specified epoch, in radians
			meanAnomalyAtEpochD = 51.5662001957363 // The body's mean anomaly at the specified epoch, in degrees
			epoch = 0 // The number of elapsed seconds from UT = 00:00:00
			// color = 0.556862772,0.454901963,0.627451003,0.501960814 // The color of the orbit line in the Tracking Station - DO NOT CHANGE
			// nodeColor = 0.556862772,0.454901963,0.627451003,0.501960814 // The color of the circle that marks the planets current position on the orbit - DO NOT CHANGE
			mode = REDRAW_AND_RECALCULATE
			// icon = ALL - DO NOT CHANGE
			// cameraSmaRatioBounds = 0.12 12 - DO NOT CHANGE
			period = 1077310.52101881 // Orbital period in seconds
		}
	}
}

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// Moves Minmus in to replace Mun

@Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus]
{
	@Body[Minmus]
	{
		@Properties
		{
			description = Minmus is the smallest moon orbiting Kerbin. It’s discovery is widely regarded as one of the more important breakthroughs of Kerbal evolution. Granted, it didn’t happen all that long ago, but it’s still fair to say Kerbals are wiser and more evolved now than they were back then.
			@ScienceValues // Pulled from Kittopia Tech Dumps - Mun.cfg
			{
				landedDataValue = 4 // Science multiplier for landed science.
				splashedDataValue = 1 // Science multiplier for splashed down science.
				flyingLowDataValue = 1 // Science multiplier for flying low science.
				flyingHighDataValue = 1 // Science multiplier for flying high science.
				inSpaceLowDataValue = 3 // Science multiplier for in space low science.
				inSpaceHighDataValue = 2 // Science multiplier for in space high science.
				recoveryValue = 2
				// flyingAltitudeThreshold = 18000 // Altitude when "flying at <body>" transitions from/to "from <body>'s upper atmosphere" - DO NOT CHANGE
				// spaceAltitudeThreshold = 60000 // Altitude when "in space low" transitions from/to "in space high" - DO NOT CHANGE
			}
		}
		@Orbit // Pulled from Kitopia Tecg Dumps - Mun.cfg
		{
			@referenceBody = Kerbin // The body that this body is orbiting around.
			inclination = 0 // The angle between the orbital plane and the ecliptic
			eccentricity = 0 // The deviation of the orbit from circularity
			semiMajorAxis = 12000000 // One-half the length of a line segment drawn from periapsis to apoapsis
			longitudeOfAscendingNode = 0 // Where the orbit crosses the ecliptic moving south to north
			argumentOfPeriapsis = 0 // The angular distance between longitudeOfAscendingNode and periapsis
			meanAnomalyAtEpoch = 1.70000004768372 // The body's mean anomaly at the specified epoch, in radians
			meanAnomalyAtEpochD = 97.4028279043159 // The body's mean anomaly at the specified epoch, in degrees
			epoch = 0 // The number of elapsed seconds from UT = 00:00:00
			// color = 0.611764729,0.627451003,0.70588237,0.501960814 // The color of the orbit line in the Tracking Station - DO NOT CHANGE
			// nodeColor = 0.611764729,0.627451003,0.70588237,0.501960814 // The color of the circle that marks the planets current position on the orbit - DO NOT CHANGE
			mode = REDRAW_AND_RECALCULATE
			// icon = ALL - DOES NOT CHANGE
			// cameraSmaRatioBounds = 0.03 25 - DO NOT CHANGE
			period = 138984.376574476 // Orbital period in seconds
		}
	}
}

Got my stock values from Kittopia Tech Dumps - https://github.com/Kopernicus/kittopia-dumps

License - MIT

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