<DasSkelett[m]>
Simple search on the Parallax forum thread, reveals plenty of users with the exact same question 🙂
<ardlc[m]>
Alright thanks
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<KineticSloth8StoneBlue[m>
yeah.. you also dont have to worry about the unused Spectra textures loading, using up RAM... they arent just not used, they dont get loaded at ALL...
<KineticSloth8StoneBlue[m>
yeah.. you also dont have to worry about the unused Spectra textures loading, using up RAM... they arent just not used, they dont get loaded at ALL... IIRC
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<spookyscaryskeletons[m]>
Do we have any mod which saves currently controlled vessel so it can Be edited at VAB?
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<Pidgi[m]>
auto-saved ship should store whatever thing you deployed last without needing mods
<spookyscaryskeletons[m]>
Yes but i need to adjust kal-1000 commands while using vessel, and i need vessel as it is after changed those. VAB doesn't have gravity so IT is sometimes difficult to get right.
<Pidgi[m]>
so you want to make adjustments in flight, then have them persist when you go back to the VAB?
<spookyscaryskeletons[m]>
Yes
<Pidgi[m]>
hm, that's a bit trickier
<Pidgi[m]>
what I normally do is launch one, record what I need to edit, then revert to hangar and change those settings again
<Pidgi[m]>
Gimme one sec to check something, I have an idea that might work for you
<Pidgi[m]>
alright, yeah
<Pidgi[m]>
so this is kind of roundabout, but if you open a save file in notepad, you can scroll down to find all the in-flight vehicles that save has
<Pidgi[m]>
then extract that vehicle save data, and overwrite the ship file in your VAB folder
<spookyscaryskeletons[m]>
Persistent and quicksave files? Yes tried it, it's pain too :D
<Pidgi[m]>
yeah it's not exactly easy, but I don't know of any mods that do what you want
<Pidgi[m]>
for a one off deal this wouldn't be too bad
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<ardlc[m]>
You could record the timings of each node on each track onto a document?
<ardlc[m]>
Oops wrong reply
<ardlc[m]>
Idk how complex your track is but you could record all your timings manually and rebuild it in the vab from there?
<spookyscaryskeletons[m]>
Yes i could and have done that too. But after couple hours of different robotics stuff this is what would save ton of time and mental energy.
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