Eeloo Planet isnt there

[Robotic]

So i spent all night trying to get to Eeloo and managed it (Single rocket (staged) with a small probe on the end) only using macjeb no other cheats, but to my disappointment, the planet isn't actually there.

Macjeb gets me closer to it and i end up travelling through the planet at 100m/s orbit.

Any one know why this has happened/ where i can find the eeloo planet files on my machine to make sure they are not currupt.

I never had 0.18 maybe it was an issue starting the game as version .20?

Any ways HELP! i want to send my probe orbiting around Eeloo... on the plus side at least i know i can get one there for .22 research!

[CalculusWarrior]

Have you tried pulling up the tracking station and pressing TAB several times to cycle through the planets, then inspecting Eeloo manually? For that matter, are there any other missing planets?

Also are you using any mods?

[Spyritdragon]

Just go to your tracking station and look for the planet Eeloo by yourself - find it in its orbit, then double click it to zoom in on it. If its not there, try temporarily moving all your mods out of your 'GameData' folder and running it again. If Eeloo is actually there, check where your probe is. Maybe its a problem related to your autopilot mod.

Also, are you actually entering Eeloo's sphere of influence? You can check this by selecting the probe in the tracking station and hitting the square 'I' button on the right side of your screen. If you actually just want to orbit Eeloo, simply wait untill you're a minimal distance away, then fire retrograde. If you're heading straight for the planet, you should adjust that before you get too close so you have a periapsis outside the planet.

Anywho's i advise to do this manually once you get closer to Eeloo since your autopilot seems to have problems.

Some screenies would be useful :-)

Edited September 29, 2013 by Spyritdragon

[-Velocity-]

Ummm... have you tried restarting KSP? I've had all the planets completely disappear before, it's messed up, but restarting KSP fixes it.