How to bring back mysteriously missing contract in Kerbal?
For reasons unknown contract "Explore Mun" disappeared for me. I can't see it in accepted, can't see it in finished, nowhere. Not even in Alt+F12 debug console. I got the contract to explore Minmus all right. So what can I do do get this contract back?
I guess it might be because I crashed my game soon after I accepted this contract, if that's of any relevance.
Sad fact is - I was sure I have this contract accepted, so I proceeded with setting unmanned ScanSat probe in Mun orbit. The fact this didn't trigger contract stage made me look again. If the craft in orbit hides contract from me, is there a way to remove it, and all traces of it, from the game persistence file? Because that would answer my main question in this situation.
Best Answer
OK. It's not satisfying but here is what I did:
- Opened Alt+F12 console
- Added new "explore body" contract - it added second Minmus contract
- Accepted it
- Closed KSP
- In persistence file, changed body of contract and it's parameters from 3 (Minmus) to 2 (Mun).
- I should have change rewards, too, but i don't know what they should be
- Turn on KSP
- Load game
- Profit
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How do I recover a dead Kerbal?
If you want them back to life immediately rather than waiting, you can open your KSP game folder/saves/username/persistent. sfs with your favorite text editor, find ROSTER and change the crew members' statuses from state = 3 to state = 0 . This will instantly revive your Kerbals.How do I get a new contract in KSP?
You need to do more research and possibly increase your reputation. The more advanced contracts won't appear untill you have the technology to do them and have the reutation high enough to to get them. Also, you could try ALT+F12 to bring debug menu up and you can access contracts in there.How do you change contracts in KSP?
Now, if you really want to get rid of all the part contracts right away, you can go into your Kerbal Space Program/saves/<savegame_name> folder, open up the persistent. sfs file with your favorite text editor, find the part which says WEIGHTS, and edit those weights to whatever suits your fancy.8 STUPID MISTAKES everybody makes in Kerbal Space Program
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