[1.8.x-1.12.x] Module Manager 4.2.3 (July 03th 2023) - Fireworks season

sarbian · August 24, 2015

My PC turned itself in a 98Ã‚Â°C overheating mess yesterday ;.; I know the source of the problem but I also have family vising for a few days so I won't be able do repair it right now.

So no fix for at least a week

Sigma88 · August 24, 2015

My PC turned itself in a 98Ã‚Â°C overheating mess yesterday I know the source of the problem but I also have family vising for a few days so I won't be able do repair it right now.
So no fix for at least a week

see, I told you not to put the pc into the oven... Cookies do not work that way.

drtedastro · August 24, 2015

But, were you able to get copious quantities of bacon cooked on it before turning it off????

THAT, is the question.

good luck

Cheers.

dronkit · August 26, 2015

A question! How can I use Module Manager to edit a Kopernicus planet's orbit? Namely, Asclepius.

Asclepius itself uses MM and looks like this:


@Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus]
{
    Body
    {
        name = Asclepius

[...]

        Orbit
        {
[...]
            eccentricity = 0.0025
            semiMajorAxis = 16500000000
[...]
}

I want to change eccentricity and semiMajorAxis. I tried this:


@Kopernicus:AFTER[Asclepius]:NEEDS[Asclepius]
{
    @Body[Asclepius]
    {
        @Orbit
        {
			@eccentricity = 0.015
			@semiMajorAxis = 35500000000
        }
    }
}

in a .cfg file in GameData, to no avail.

The log says the patching was applied, but Asclepius' orbit looks the same in Tracking Center.

Now I see Asclepius is being applied by MM after my modified Asclepius. My patch is applied in the "after asclepius" pass and asclepius is applied in the "after kopernicus" pass, after mine. Isn't that not supposed to happen?


[LOG 21:14:52.206] [ModuleManager] Applying patches
[LOG 21:14:52.208] [ModuleManager] :FIRST pass
[LOG 21:14:52.223] [ModuleManager] :LEGACY (default) pass
[LOG 21:14:52.228] [ModuleManager] Applying node Asclepius/Asc_DMagicDefs/@EXPERIMENT_DEFINITION[*]:HAS[#id[magScan]] to DMagicOrbitalScience/Resources/ScienceDefs/EXPERIMENT_DEFINITION
[LOG 21:14:52.236] [ModuleManager] Applying node Asclepius/Asc_DMagicDefs/@EXPERIMENT_DEFINITION[*]:HAS[#id[scopeScan]] to DMagicOrbitalScience/Resources/ScienceDefs/EXPERIMENT_DEFINITION
[...]
[LOG 21:14:53.945] [ModuleManager] :BEFORE[ASCLEPIUS] pass
[LOG 21:14:53.960] [ModuleManager] :FOR[ASCLEPIUS] pass
[LOG 21:14:53.975] [ModuleManager] :AFTER[ASCLEPIUS] pass
[LOG 21:14:53.977] [ModuleManager] Applying node /modifiedAsclepius/@Kopernicus:AFTER[Asclepius] to Kopernicus/Config/System/Kerbol System
[...]
[LOG 21:14:54.434] [ModuleManager] :BEFORE[KOPERNICUS] pass
[LOG 21:14:54.446] [ModuleManager] :FOR[KOPERNICUS] pass
[LOG 21:14:54.458] [ModuleManager] :AFTER[KOPERNICUS] pass
[LOG 21:14:54.460] [ModuleManager] Applying node Asclepius/Asclepius/@Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus] to Kopernicus/Config/System/Kerbol System
[LOG 21:14:54.463] [ModuleManager] Applying node Asclepius/Kruel/@Kopernicus:AFTER[KOPERNICUS] to Kopernicus/Config/System/Kerbol System
[...]

Edited August 27, 2015 by dronkit

Starwaster · August 27, 2015

A question! How can I use Module Manager to edit a Kopernicus planet's orbit? Namely, Asclepius.
Asclepius itself uses MM and looks like this:
@Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus]
{
    Body
    {
        name = Asclepius

[...]

        Orbit
        {
[...]
            eccentricity = 0.0025
            semiMajorAxis = 16500000000
[...]
}
I want to change eccentricity and semiMajorAxis. I tried something like this:
@BODY[ASCLEPIUS]:AFTER[ASCLEPIUS]
{
    @ORBIT[]
    {
        @eccentricity = 0.015
        @semiMajorAxis = 35500000000
    }
}
in a .cfg file in GameData, to no avail.
Is this possible?

Take out the empty brackets

dronkit · August 27, 2015

Thanks Starwaster! I tried something else ripped from Asclepius' new horizons patch, so i figured it had to work, but doesn't. I've edited my post. Please check it out if you can. Thanks!

Starwaster · August 27, 2015

Thanks Starwaster! I tried something else ripped from Asclepius' new horizons patch, so i figured it had to work, but doesn't. I've edited my post. Please check it out if you can. Thanks!

Should work if the rest of the config is ok

sarbian · August 27, 2015

Your "AFTER[ASCLEPIUS]" disturb me. Where is the file that define the Asclepius planet ?

dronkit · August 27, 2015

Your "AFTER[ASCLEPIUS]" disturb me. Where is the file that define the Asclepius planet ?

Well, I suppose it is gamedata\asclepius\Asclepius.cfg

while mine is gamedata\modifiedAsclepius.cfg

and just in case, Kopernicus is in GameData\Kopernicus\Config\Config.cfg

I have part of the contents of those files and logs in my post

Thanks!

Olympic1 · August 27, 2015

Use :AFTER[Kopernicus, Asclepius] so it applies your modifications after Kopernicus AND Asclepius.

Because now it applies your modifications first and after that it gets overwritten when it is applying :AFTER[Kopernicus]

Sigma88 · August 27, 2015

Well, I suppose it is gamedata\asclepius\Asclepius.cfg
while mine is gamedata\modifiedAsclepius.cfg
and just in case, Kopernicus is in GameData\Kopernicus\Config\Config.cfg
I have part of the contents of those files and logs in my post
Thanks!

:AFTER[ASCLEPIUS]

won't work since the planet ASCLEPIUS uses @Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus]

this means that you are looking for the "Body" when it's not there yet.

try using :FINAL (if it's just some cfg you use for yourself)

or something like :BEFORE[squad]

if you have to release it

Rithaniel · August 28, 2015

I seem to be having an issue with a parameter for Kopernicus, specifically "givesOffLight." When I try to set the default sun's light to "false", the body still produces light, and when I set a custom star's light to "true", the body fails to produces light. Several different variations on the parameter have already been attempted, including %, @, and ! followed by immediately posting a new copy of the parameter. I've even tried flipping the values. It's been established that it's only on my computer, and the parameter functions on other computers in the same file I've put together, but I need to be able to see the changes I'm making on my own computer.

So, what could be going wrong and what could I do to fix it?

(I sure do hope this is the correct place to post this.)

dronkit · August 28, 2015

Use :AFTER[Kopernicus, Asclepius] so it applies your modifications after Kopernicus AND Asclepius.
Because now it applies your modifications first and after that it gets overwritten when it is applying :AFTER[Kopernicus]

Yes, that's what was happening. But I tried that and the space in between gives an error in the log. And with no space, or & instead of , seems to be ignored by MM.

On the other hand, with just :AFTER[Kopernicus], my patch gets applied in the AFTER KOPERNICUS pass, but right before Asclepius' !! DAMN!

(I guess changing the name or path of my cfg maybe it'll get applied later)

try using :FINAL (if it's just some cfg you use for yourself)
or something like :BEFORE[squad]
if you have to release it

In the end I did :FINAL and worked fine! Luckily it's not gonna be released. But messy.

Thanks guys!

Also, mr. MM devs: isn't the behavior I described unintended? Or shouldn't there be/isn't there a way to apply my patch after ALL of X's patches (i.e. Asclepius') even those that are specifically applied in another section (i.e. after Kopernicus)?

Jenyaza01 · August 28, 2015

How i can use one part variable to calculate olther, like

@maxThrust = MASS*100, where MASS is this engine mass, obviously.

.

Sigma88 · August 28, 2015

%maxThrust = #$MASS$
@maxThrust *= 100

this assuming that:

- maxThrust is in the same node as MASS

- MASS is in all caps, keep in mind that MM is case sensitive (I think)

sarbian · August 28, 2015

Also, mr. MM devs: isn't the behavior I described unintended? Or shouldn't there be/isn't there a way to apply my patch after ALL of X's patches (i.e. Asclepius') even those that are specifically applied in another section (i.e. after Kopernicus)?

There is no dependency tree so it is working as intended.

Jenyaza01 · August 28, 2015

Thanks.

/me coding

Pinchy · August 28, 2015

Hi Sarbian - do we have an update for when the next MM update for the bug I reported will be released following your unfortunate PC meltdown?

sarbian · August 28, 2015

Somewhere in the weekend I guess. The PC is fixed so I just need to find the time to look into it.

Felbourn · August 28, 2015

How i can use one part variable to calculate olther, like
@maxThrust = MASS*100, where MASS is this engine mass, obviously.
.

@PART[newPartName]

{

@mass = #$@PART[enginePartName]/mass$

@mass *= 100

}

Pinchy · August 28, 2015

Somewhere in the weekend I guess. The PC is fixed so I just need to find the time to look into it.

Thanks - that's great

sarbian · August 29, 2015

Version 2.6.8

- Fix a bug with nested :NEEDS when the top node also used a :NEEDS

Downloads :

ModuleManager.2.6.8.dll

ModuleManager-2.6.8.zip

SHA256 : cbb29a04e5c3915187e190a15ee2f105de90836e63d96c349f5c27a0c5496af6

It turns out the bug was always here but required some specific config.

This worked :


@PART[crewCabin]:NEEDS[XXXX]
{
    RESOURCE
    {
    }
}

This worked too :


@PART[crewCabin]
{
    RESOURCE:NEEDS[XXXX]
    {
    }
}

This did not work :


@PART[crewCabin]:NEEDS[XXXX]
{
    RESOURCE:NEEDS[XXXX]
    {
    }
}

Pinchy · August 29, 2015

Version 2.6.8
- Fix a bug with nested :NEEDS when the top node also used a :NEEDS
Downloads :
ModuleManager.2.6.8.dll
ModuleManager-2.6.8.zip
SHA256 : cbb29a04e5c3915187e190a15ee2f105de90836e63d96c349f5c27a0c5496af6
It turns out the bug was always here but required some specific config.
This worked :
@PART[crewCabin]:NEEDS[XXXX]
{
    RESOURCE
    {
    }
}
This worked too :
@PART[crewCabin]
{
    RESOURCE:NEEDS[XXXX]
    {
    }
}
This did not work :
@PART[crewCabin]:NEEDS[XXXX]
{
    RESOURCE:NEEDS[XXXX]
    {
    }
}

Thanks - Downloaded and reloaded contracts in contract configurator but still red with the same error?

sarbian · August 29, 2015

Ask the contract configurator dev ?

Pinchy · August 29, 2015

Thanks - Nightingale?

[1.8.x-1.12.x] Module Manager 4.2.3 (July 03th 2023) - Fireworks season

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