Added 0.625m Liquid Fuel tank: Mk0 Liquid Fuel Fuselage.

Added 0.625m air intake: Small Circular Intake.

Added 0.625m J-20 'Juno' Basic Jet Engine.

However that probe did it's job so I just don't care about it anymore. The problem with that is once the satellite moves out of sight, it can't communicate at all. If you look close you can also see a directional antenna on the surface pointed directly at a satellite. If you find you have to do mid-course corrections however, you might need active target. I usually can get their encounter set up before I lose the Kerbin satellites and then I don't need communications again till I reach the planet. None of my satellites are set to active target because I rarely need to communicate with probes in transit. However notice that Gilly is not inside the cone and therefore nothing in orbit of Gilly will be able to communicate directly back to Kerbin, they can however relay back to Eve first. Because the cone is big enough all 3 satellites can communicate with Kerbin provided they aren't blocked by Eve (Keep in mind the antennas on the Eve satellites are pointed back at Kerbin of course). You can see the cone covers all of Eve and a sizable orbit, much larger than the satellites are in. Since a picture is worth 1000 words, in the screenshot below I have a Kerbin satellite aimed directly at Eve, not it's satellites. Which only works when the vessel is active, such that I can control itĪiming it at a planet will point it at any connected vessel in it's line of sight cone and in range. Saving Achievements Tree.Īnd this is what annoys me, I would like to have an option to point it to 'any connected vessel' with connection to Mission Control. kOS:, caught Event from alarm Ex-Minmus, event type Deleted kOS:, caught Event from alarm Ex-Minmus, event type Created : +3 data on Temperature Scan while in space high over Minmus. RnDCommsStream.StreamData (Single dataAmount. RnDCommsStream.submitStreamData (.ProtoVessel source) ProtoVessel source, Boolean reverseEngineered) ScienceSubject subject, Single xmitScalar. ResearchAndDevelopment.SubmitScienceData (Single dataAmount. ProtoVessel pv, Boolean reverseEngineered)ĮventData`4.Fire (Single data0. NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an objectį圜ontract.PossibleDefinitions (.CelestialBody targetBody, Boolean focused)į圜ontract.Generate ()Ĭ (System.Type contractType, ContractPrestige difficulty, Int32 seed, State state)Ĭ (Int32 seed, ContractPrestige difficulty, System.Type contractType)Ĭ (System.Int32& seed, ContractPrestige difficulty)Ĭ (System.Int32& seed, ContractPrestige difficulty, Int32 count)Ĭ ()Ĭ (.ProgressNode node)ĮventData`1.Fire (.ProgressNode data) (Temperature Scan while in space high over Minmus) - 6.67 Mits/sec. RemoteTech: Changing RnDCommsStream timeout from 0.3 to 0.3031616 I noticed this in the log and saw remotetech at the bottom, now sure if its a remotetech issue or FinePrint.Contracts which appears at the top of the stack for Asteroid Day. I had something happen to my probe and the temperature sensor along with other stuff because unresponsive. If the cones drawn in the map view are intended to be just a simple representation then the dish connections to KSC might be possible but I'm not sure if that would explain the dish connection between the sat to the right of Kerbin and the one above.

If you look closely in the second image, the only dish connection should be the one between the sat to the left of Kerbin and the one above. In the first, the cones are hidden and the other has the cones visible.

Both show dish connections only as well as the Mun and Minimus. The weird thing is that periodically, two neighboring satellites in the network will connect to each other using the dish of one or both even if both dishes of both sats are pointing away from each other due to the position of the Mun and Minimus.īelow are two screenshots. As I understand it, the satellites should only use the dish for connections if the another satellite is both in range and in the cone of the dish (and in the target's SOI according to the docs but I think this no longer applies in the new version). One is pointed at the Mun and the other is pointed at Minimus. I modified my satellites to include two Comms DTS-M1 dishes. I've created a com sat network at 776.6 km using the tutorial in the RemoteTech docs. Hi, I've noticed some odd behavior and I don't know if this is normal.

Kerbal space program remotetech 1.0.4