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Hello again, editors! It's been a minute and I wanted to share a fun side-project I've put some work into on the wiki lately. We now offer over a dozen userboxes for editors to display on their user pages. Basically just little badges to add some personal flair to your page. You can check them...

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The penguin must feed.

Oh wow that's a big step sooner than expected. Still hope for macOS builds too then I hope. ;)

Alright you've really got me with the cable bundles. Very cool stuff!

The .NET install hasn't been required for several versions now, as the framework is now bundled into the game. If you're seeing this it means you need a clean install of KSA and the message should go away. See this post from Dean for some more info.

It's like a bug and a feature request in one. Good catch!

Fun fact, Squad did not port KSP themselves! The port was managed by Fly Tiger Entertainment and later on Blitworks. But regarding the topic at hand, as Kraken said, it is near certainly unlikely that KSA ever gets a console port. Between the rapid versioning practices and philosophies around...

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I'm really liking the look of the switch panels. Switches, buttons, instruments. The more greebling the better, especially if functional!

This feels like another one of those things that I imagine is on some internal to-do list but that I feel compelled to post about anyway. It would be great to see additional QOL and general functionality in the console, especially with commands. Such as: Allow help to accept an argument of any...

Kaboom!

Welcome aboard fellow aerospace engie!

"It's the little things", I've been told.

Another bug solved! Good work everyone.

Am I missing something or is it just that the major/minor and apo/peri are the same because the eccentricity is 0.00?

Glad to hear it works for others! Maybe someone with more practice doing this kind of thing can figure out the frame rate if possible. Better than nothing though!

Maybe mod science will reach the point where you can just add a "head size" slider in the game options. Anywhere from 25% mini to 150% bobblehead.

This would definitely be cool to see and help standardize the way performance data is collected and evaluated. There's a thread or two on performance testing and having a static method would be a lot better than manually checking a bunch of different scenarios which can still vary per user like...

Should this have just been a reply on the original thread? I feel like opening a separate thread with the same name on the same topic could end up confusing. Sure, a mod could technically do anything. If such a mod existed then it should have its own thread here in the modding section.