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Kerbal Space Program solar system addon
quarior14Date: Monday, 26.09.2016, 18:35 | Message # 91
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RockoRocks, OK, no problem.

Otherwise, there is the changelog included, and also the textures of the planets, the music of the game and of course the content Kerbol system.pak.

Version 1.6 liftoff !



Readme-Changelog-en.txt
Readme-Changelog-fr.txt

Download Kerbal Space Program Version 1.6 !

We can rename the thread Kerbal Space Program addons and in description Version 1.6 update for Space Engine 0.9.8.0 and superior smile .

Edit : Damn, I forgot to put the oxygen to Laythe, so I put the same atmosphere as Kerbin. Also, Space Engine does not read mass and height for atmosphere I put, I hope there will be a fix for this...
KerbolSystem.sc (replace one that is in pak or put on addons/catalogs/planets)

If you see another error, thank you for the posted. Remember to compare the script and what appears Space Engine.
Note that I did not touch the textures, I just changed the catalogs files.

Attachments: 9716011.txt (4.1 Kb) · 2572927.txt (8.9 Kb) · 2642072.jpg (109.2 Kb) · 0129683.sc (18.8 Kb)





Quarior

Edited by quarior14 - Wednesday, 28.09.2016, 10:05
 
JackDoleDate: Tuesday, 27.09.2016, 13:38 | Message # 92
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Quote RockoRocks ()
While it certainly runs SE at an acceptable framerate and without errors, the only problem is this: after a mere ~15 minutes of playing, my laptop usually overheats to such a degree it automatically thermally shuts down to prevent any hardware damage.

RockoRocks, I also had the problem with overheating.
And I have found a solution for me.

I do not know if this works with every laptop!

But I start my laptop without mains.
It is then in power saving mode.

Only when it is completely booted and the desktop is fully there, I connect the laptop to the mains.

The laptop then goes in the normal power mode, but something seems to be different. Then for me the laptop no longer overheated!

As I said, I have no idea why, and if that works with any laptop!

Of course, if the fan is broken, or the vent clogged with dust, this method will not work.





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