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For some reasons I've tried to maintain a simple CommSat group positions with Station Keeping. It has resulted into it telling me that there was not enough fuel despite I have had about 100m/s of delta vee and I have asked just a small tweak. It has also taken all the fuel from the tanks :(
Please mention Station Keeping as never-to-be-used in FAQ.
It would be also nice to be able to make slight trajectory corrections via tracking station (slightly decrease orbital period of a satellite, if it has a somewhat stable orbit)
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Any mod that does tries to move vessels or otherwise change orbits without using engines outside time warp, which is the only stock non-cheat way to do that, is incompatible with Principia.
Many mods do that, and they are as a consequence all incompatible with Principia.
While we do our best to document high-profile incompatibilities, we cannot really know about all of them; I had never heard of that StationKeeping thing.
Mod users are advised to think about possible incompatibilities when using multiple mods.
I have added @eggrobin's reply to the FAQ as a general statement to which we can refer users: it seems more useful to document the underlying reasons why a mod may be incompatible with Principia, than to have a (necessarily incomplete) laundry list of mods.
For some reasons I've tried to maintain a simple CommSat group positions with Station Keeping. It has resulted into it telling me that there was not enough fuel despite I have had about 100m/s of delta vee and I have asked just a small tweak. It has also taken all the fuel from the tanks :(
Please mention Station Keeping as never-to-be-used in FAQ.
It would be also nice to be able to make slight trajectory corrections via tracking station (slightly decrease orbital period of a satellite, if it has a somewhat stable orbit)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: