Would you/have you deleted stock parts to save memory?

[RobotsAndSpaceships]

I personally have deleted most of my stock parts, as I have found that quite a few mods look much better than stock, and I wasn't using the stock parts anymore. What about you?

EDIT: The poll got a little truncated for some reason, pretend it says: "Would you delete stock parts to save memory"

Edited January 25, 2015 by RobotsAndSpaceships

[montyben101]

I deleted all the Mk3 shuttle parts (as I use the CSS shuttle mod) so I can run better atmospheres

[RobotsAndSpaceships]

I deleted all the Mk3 shuttle parts (as I use the CSS shuttle mod) so I can run better atmospheres

I did the same thing but with SPP+ and B9, and I'll probably do what you did with CSS and the Mk3 parts when I get my install upgraded to .90.

[Superfluous J]

I would, but I want to do it in an easily repeatable way so every time I made a new install I can just run "delgarbage.bat" or something.

[Daze]

Yes but only in RSS save where i use mostly procedural tanks

[Van Disaster]

Tanks, Mk2+Mk3 fuselages, all wings and a few bits here and there go every reinstall because proc parts & B9 cover them in a more coherent and efficient way ( a fair amount of B9 goes too ). If I really want to fit something else in I tend to delete some of the IVAs, they can be enormous.

[Yukon0009]

No, "cause my computer is one helluva beast.

[klgraham1013]

Most of the rocket parts in my game are KW. My space program prefers not to use oil drums to hold fuel.

[moogoob]

Nope. Also, I have no mod parts other than what came with MJ so...

However, I was briefly considering installing KW Rocketry and deleting everything but the fairings.

[rynak]

Deleted MK3, NASA and most fuel tanks (replaced by procedural parts), all but the most basic wings (replaced by procedural wings).

Oh, and i did simply wipe roverwheel2 (which is the smallest one). KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!

[PLAD]

I keep one install of KSP that is all stock except for Mechjeb and Hyperedit and I don't mess with that one. But I have a Realism Overhaul install where I removed all tanks and fairings (stock or mod), and every stock unmanned pod and utility part I don't use. (Thank you procedural tanks and fairings!) It still isn't enough to make room for all the mod parts I want, I'm going to try the idea above to remove the big IVA files. I love the fact that I can do this sort of thing if I want to.

[Daze]

No, "cause my computer is one helluva beast.

Well, since even if you have a NASA pc KSP will always use maximum of 3.5 gb RAM your statement is pretty useless

[KerBlam]

Well, since even if you have a NASA pc KSP will always use maximum of 3.5 gb RAM your statement is pretty useless

Unless he's running 64bit Linux

I haven't gone down the removing parts thing, I haven't felt the need yet, as my computer is also a yardbeast and can just take it.

If I was going to, stock would probably go last. Mostly because I like trying out other peoples craft files on occasion.

Also because I'm afraid if I do I'll lose some of my stuff in sandbox. I've got things in space that probably have stock parts on them.

[One-Way Films]

wow, it's 50-50. I wouldn't. I'd just delete a mod since I love the stock parts so much. Also I've built a lot of stock/mod hybrid ships using a variety of stock parts and I don't know what might break a set of ships or not

[InterCity]

Not sure. Didn't have that problem yet for two reasons:

- x64 Ubuntu 14.14 (All hail the mighty penguin!)

- 16 GB RAM

Also, aside from KW Rocketry and MKS I don't use heavy mods. I'm stable at about 4,5 GB.