I'd love to come back to this some day when I can, the Blue Streak parts might need some work but nothing too horrible I think. Finding time to work on them now is difficult.
Just in case I'm going to point that the thing that is getting zeroed is the torque force, the shrinking CoM is a gimmick I came with since otherwise the arrow will sink inside the sphere and you couldn't know if is getting smaller or bigger.
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And now, for the first question: I want to reduce sympathetic detonations on ballistic missiles and bombs, but MM patches to increase their health are nonfunctional. The patches seem to be applying in and they’re tagged with FINAL, but are not going through. I assume HP for them is hard capped somewhere?
Just curious, has anyone heard of this mod causing problems with the EAS-1 External Command Seat (stock part)? I've spent the last week trying to track down which of my 120+ mods was causing my kerbals to stand in the place of the seat when I tried to board them to it. They would be standing there instead of sitting, and would walk in place when I tried to move them, stuck to the seat, with no way (short of editing the persistence file) to get them back out. I tried uninstalling mods which made sense, like Take Command and a few others that were obvious choices, but had no luck. I finally decided to start installing the mods one at a time in a clean KSP installation to find the culprit. B9PartSwitch passed that test. After going through every mod and not finding one that caused the issue, I tried the modded install again. Again, the problem was there. I loaded CKAN, and it showed an update for this mod. I downloaded it, then went back to work on a design I was working on before this problem was noticed. On a wild hair, I decided to test the EAS-1 again, and now it is working correctly. The only thing that changed between my last failed test and the working one was B9PartSwitch updating. I didn't think this did anything with the EAS-1, but as I said, this was the only change that occurred before the problem was corrected.
From within the configuration UI, select a profile for the current scene/to be edited ( only the active profile can be edited ). Once a profile has been selected, press the 'Change to Edit Mode' button on the top of the configuration UI. This will prompt the UI to display the current configuration of the profile.
Only thing i changed was to make the planets have the stock inclination, but thats just because i havent played in so long lol.
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