Kerbal Space Program 2 Modding Wiki - User contributions [en]

Sizes

2025-03-01T13:04:59Z

KiwiShark: /* Example of Fake and Real Height: */ image fixes

KSP2 brought more life to the sizes presets in KSP1, giving them labels as well as colors for each diameter. Here is some information about them.

This list does not contain all possible sizes as defined by the game, and it also contains modded part sizes. For a list of all the stock game part sizes available to be used in the Core Part Data module and part JSON definitions files, see [[Size Category]].

= '''AssetStudioModGUI''' =
Here's how to understand labels and how to find the right parts. I recommend excluding the reentry mesh when searching for a part or include the category of the part you want to find. Sadly you cant filter two things at the same time so you'll have to look through the whole list. One very good tip is to look for a short name that doesn't have _reentry or _lod1, lod2 in it. That's usually the actual part. Also you can sort the categories so they are together for each medium like texture, sprite, text, animation or mesh etc.

=== Part Size ===
{| class="wikitable"
!'''<big>''#v''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Size of part''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Label''</big>'''
|-
|'''0v'''
|'''Extra Small'''
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|-
|'''1v'''
|'''Small'''
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|-
|'''2v'''
|'''Medium'''
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|-
|'''3v'''
|'''Large'''
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|-
|'''4v'''
|'''Extra Large'''
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|-
|'''5v'''
|'''Extra Extra Large'''
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|}

=== Part Scale ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''s#''
!'''<big>''Scale of part''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Reference''</big>'''
!<big>'''''Stack'''''</big>
|-
|'''s1'''
|'''One Stack'''
|'''none'''
|'''1x1'''
|-
|'''s2'''
|'''One Stack that contains two of S1'''
|'''Short'''
|'''1x2'''
|-
|'''s3'''
|'''One stack that contains two of S2'''
|'''none'''
|'''1x4'''
|-
|'''s4'''
|'''One stack that contains two of S3'''
|'''Long'''
|'''1x8'''
|}

= Stock KSP2 Part Sizes and Modded Sizes =
Here are the Charts for the Sizes you'll have to follow when modeling.

Formula behind the design language of parts: Height + ('''Fake''') Margin = Bevel [Amount to Bevel]

=== Stock Parts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''<big>'''Size'''</big>''
!<big>'''''Width'''''</big>
!<big>'''''Height'''''</big>
!'''<big>''Margin''</big>'''
!<big>'''''Bevel'''''</big>
!<big>'''''Faces'''''</big>
|-
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|'''0.625m'''
|'''23.4375cm'''
|'''+ 5cm'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|24
|-
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|'''1.25m'''
|'''46.875cm'''
|'''+ 5cm'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|'''24'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|'''2.5m'''
|'''0.9375m'''
|'''+ 0.05m'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|'''36'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|'''3.75m'''
|'''1.875m'''
|'''+ 0.1m'''
|'''[0.03]'''
|'''48'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|'''5m'''
|'''1.875m'''
|'''+ 0.1m'''
|'''[0.05]'''
|'''48'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|'''10m'''
|'''10m'''
|
|
|'''60'''
|}
So what does '''Fake''' Margin mean? Well it's basically the point where the two objects connect and clip into each others geometry making a seal. Those parts don't have collisions. It can also be referred to as wiggle room or a light bleeding seal. The real height is what’s visible and also what is measured.

==== Example of Fake and Real Height: ====
[[File:Pasted_image_1.png|none|thumb|471x471px]]

==== '''Example of Visible Height:''' ====
[[File:Pasted_image_0.png|none|thumb|464x464px]]

As you can see. The blue line is where the actual object connects to its Gizmo/Origin and the “fake” height/Margin is inside the other object. So when modelling your object, please work in the volume of the parts real/actual size and when you are done you can increase the volume to the ('''Margin''') amount for the respective size.

=== Modded/Custom Parts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''<big>'''Size'''</big>''
!'''<big>''Width''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Height''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Faces''</big>'''
!
|-
|'''XS-'''
|'''0.3125m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''XS+'''
|'''0.9375m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''SM+'''
|'''1.875m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''MD+'''
|'''3.125m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''LG+'''
|'''4.375m'''
|
|
|
|}

===Special Sizes===
Other than the ones shown above, there's also some extra sizes added by KSP1 (and ported to KSP2) and by mods. Here's some of them:

(WIP)
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!'''''<big>Label</big>'''''
!'''''<big>Diameter</big>'''''
|-
|'''MK2'''
|'''1.25m in the center'''
|-
|'''Mk3'''
|
|}
[[Category:Parts modding]]

Sizes

2025-03-01T05:22:06Z

KiwiShark: changed image presentation

KSP2 brought more life to the sizes presets in KSP1, giving them labels as well as colors for each diameter. Here is some information about them.

This list does not contain all possible sizes as defined by the game, and it also contains modded part sizes. For a list of all the stock game part sizes available to be used in the Core Part Data module and part JSON definitions files, see [[Size Category]].

= '''AssetStudioModGUI''' =
Here's how to understand labels and how to find the right parts. I recommend excluding the reentry mesh when searching for a part or include the category of the part you want to find. Sadly you cant filter two things at the same time so you'll have to look through the whole list. One very good tip is to look for a short name that doesn't have _reentry or _lod1, lod2 in it. That's usually the actual part. Also you can sort the categories so they are together for each medium like texture, sprite, text, animation or mesh etc.

=== Part Size ===
{| class="wikitable"
!'''<big>''#v''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Size of part''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Label''</big>'''
|-
|'''0v'''
|'''Extra Small'''
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|-
|'''1v'''
|'''Small'''
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|-
|'''2v'''
|'''Medium'''
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|-
|'''3v'''
|'''Large'''
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|-
|'''4v'''
|'''Extra Large'''
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|-
|'''5v'''
|'''Extra Extra Large'''
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|}

=== Part Scale ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''s#''
!'''<big>''Scale of part''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Reference''</big>'''
!<big>'''''Stack'''''</big>
|-
|'''s1'''
|'''One Stack'''
|'''none'''
|'''1x1'''
|-
|'''s2'''
|'''One Stack that contains two of S1'''
|'''Short'''
|'''1x2'''
|-
|'''s3'''
|'''One stack that contains two of S2'''
|'''none'''
|'''1x4'''
|-
|'''s4'''
|'''One stack that contains two of S3'''
|'''Long'''
|'''1x8'''
|}

= Stock KSP2 Part Sizes and Modded Sizes =
Here are the Charts for the Sizes you'll have to follow when modeling.

Formula behind the design language of parts: Height + ('''Fake''') Margin = Bevel [Amount to Bevel]

=== Stock Parts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''<big>'''Size'''</big>''
!<big>'''''Width'''''</big>
!<big>'''''Height'''''</big>
!'''<big>''Margin''</big>'''
!<big>'''''Bevel'''''</big>
!<big>'''''Faces'''''</big>
|-
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|'''0.625m'''
|'''23.4375cm'''
|'''+ 5cm'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|24
|-
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|'''1.25m'''
|'''46.875cm'''
|'''+ 5cm'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|'''24'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|'''2.5m'''
|'''0.9375m'''
|'''+ 0.05m'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|'''36'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|'''3.75m'''
|'''1.875m'''
|'''+ 0.1m'''
|'''[0.03]'''
|'''48'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|'''5m'''
|'''1.875m'''
|'''+ 0.1m'''
|'''[0.05]'''
|'''48'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|'''10m'''
|'''10m'''
|
|
|'''60'''
|}
So what does '''Fake''' Margin mean? Well it's basically the point where the two objects connect and clip into each others geometry making a seal. Those parts don't have collisions. It can also be referred to as wiggle room or a light bleeding seal. The real height is what’s visible and also what is measured.

==== Example of Fake and Real Height: ====
[[index.php?title=File:Pasted_image_1.png|link=File:Pasted_image_1.png|none|thumb|471x471px]]

==== '''Example of Visible Height:''' ====
[[index.php?title=File:Pasted_image_0.png|link=File:Pasted_image_0.png|none|thumb|464x464px]]

As you can see. The blue line is where the actual object connects to its Gizmo/Origin and the “fake” height/Margin is inside the other object. So when modelling your object, please work in the volume of the parts real/actual size and when you are done you can increase the volume to the ('''Margin''') amount for the respective size.

=== Modded/Custom Parts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''<big>'''Size'''</big>''
!'''<big>''Width''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Height''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Faces''</big>'''
!
|-
|'''XS-'''
|'''0.3125m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''XS+'''
|'''0.9375m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''SM+'''
|'''1.875m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''MD+'''
|'''3.125m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''LG+'''
|'''4.375m'''
|
|
|
|}

===Special Sizes===
Other than the ones shown above, there's also some extra sizes added by KSP1 (and ported to KSP2) and by mods. Here's some of them:

(WIP)
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!'''''<big>Label</big>'''''
!'''''<big>Diameter</big>'''''
|-
|'''MK2'''
|'''1.25m in the center'''
|-
|'''Mk3'''
|
|}
[[index.php?title=Category:Parts modding]]

''More to come''

'''''Created by StanWildin'''''

Sizes

2025-03-01T05:19:49Z

KiwiShark: update size tables labels

KSP2 brought more life to the sizes presets in KSP1, giving them labels as well as colors for each diameter. Here is some information about them.

This list does not contain all possible sizes as defined by the game, and it also contains modded part sizes. For a list of all the stock game part sizes available to be used in the Core Part Data module and part JSON definitions files, see [[Size Category]].

= '''AssetStudioModGUI''' =
Here's how to understand labels and how to find the right parts. I recommend excluding the reentry mesh when searching for a part or include the category of the part you want to find. Sadly you cant filter two things at the same time so you'll have to look through the whole list. One very good tip is to look for a short name that doesn't have _reentry or _lod1, lod2 in it. That's usually the actual part. Also you can sort the categories so they are together for each medium like texture, sprite, text, animation or mesh etc.

=== Part Size ===
{| class="wikitable"
!'''<big>''#v''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Size of part''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Label''</big>'''
|-
|'''0v'''
|'''Extra Small'''
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|-
|'''1v'''
|'''Small'''
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|-
|'''2v'''
|'''Medium'''
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|-
|'''3v'''
|'''Large'''
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|-
|'''4v'''
|'''Extra Large'''
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|-
|'''5v'''
|'''Extra Extra Large'''
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|}

=== Part Scale ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''s#''
!'''<big>''Scale of part''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Reference''</big>'''
!<big>'''''Stack'''''</big>
|-
|'''s1'''
|'''One Stack'''
|'''none'''
|'''1x1'''
|-
|'''s2'''
|'''One Stack that contains two of S1'''
|'''Short'''
|'''1x2'''
|-
|'''s3'''
|'''One stack that contains two of S2'''
|'''none'''
|'''1x4'''
|-
|'''s4'''
|'''One stack that contains two of S3'''
|'''Long'''
|'''1x8'''
|}

= Stock KSP2 Part Sizes and Modded Sizes =
Here are the Charts for the Sizes you'll have to follow when modeling.

Formula behind the design language of parts: Height + ('''Fake''') Margin = Bevel [Amount to Bevel]

=== Stock Parts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''<big>'''Size'''</big>''
!<big>'''''Width'''''</big>
!<big>'''''Height'''''</big>
!'''<big>''Margin''</big>'''
!<big>'''''Bevel'''''</big>
!<big>'''''Faces'''''</big>
|-
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|'''0.625m'''
|'''23.4375cm'''
|'''+ 5cm'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|24
|-
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|'''1.25m'''
|'''46.875cm'''
|'''+ 5cm'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|'''24'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|'''2.5m'''
|'''0.9375m'''
|'''+ 0.05m'''
|'''[0.025]'''
|'''36'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|'''3.75m'''
|'''1.875m'''
|'''+ 0.1m'''
|'''[0.03]'''
|'''48'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|'''5m'''
|'''1.875m'''
|'''+ 0.1m'''
|'''[0.05]'''
|'''48'''
|-
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|'''10m'''
|'''10m'''
|
|
|'''60'''
|}
So what does '''Fake''' Margin mean? Well it's basically the point where the two objects connect and clip into each others geometry making a seal. Those parts don't have collisions. It can also be referred to as wiggle room or a light bleeding seal. The real height is what’s visible and also what is measured.

==== Example of Fake and Real Height: ====
[[File:Pasted_image_1.png|frameless|1049x1049px]]

==== '''Example of Visible Height:''' ====
[[File:Pasted_image_0.png|frameless|1049x1049px]]

As you can see. The blue line is where the actual object connects to its Gizmo/Origin and the “fake” height/Margin is inside the other object. So when modelling your object, please work in the volume of the parts real/actual size and when you are done you can increase the volume to the ('''Margin''') amount for the respective size.

=== Modded/Custom Parts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!''<big>'''Size'''</big>''
!'''<big>''Width''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Height''</big>'''
!'''<big>''Faces''</big>'''
!
|-
|'''XS-'''
|'''0.3125m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''XS+'''
|'''0.9375m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''SM+'''
|'''1.875m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''MD+'''
|'''3.125m'''
|
|
|
|-
|'''LG+'''
|'''4.375m'''
|
|
|
|}

===Special Sizes===
Other than the ones shown above, there's also some extra sizes added by KSP1 (and ported to KSP2) and by mods. Here's some of them:

(WIP)
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!'''''<big>Label</big>'''''
!'''''<big>Diameter</big>'''''
|-
|'''MK2'''
|'''1.25m in the center'''
|-
|'''Mk3'''
|
|}
[[index.php?title=Category:Parts modding]]

''More to come''

'''''Created by StanWildin'''''

Size Category

2025-03-01T05:14:36Z

KiwiShark:

The table below is a list of possible part size categories. Sizes {{Size|Size=XS}} through {{Size|Size=2X}} are part of the base game, sizes {{Size|Size=3X}} and up are included as a standard for modded parts to follow.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Size
!Diameter (m)
|-
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|0.625
|-
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|1.25
|-
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|2.5
|-
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|3.75
|-
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|5
|-
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|10
|-
|{{Size|Size=3X}}
|20
|-
|{{Size|Size=4X}}
|50
|-
|{{Size|Size=5X}}
|80+
|}

Size Category

2025-03-01T05:14:08Z

KiwiShark: updated table

[[index.php?title=Category:Core Part Data]]
The table below is a list of possible part size categories. Sizes {{Size|Size=XS}} through {{Size|Size=2X}} are part of the base game, sizes {{Size|Size=3X}} and up are included as a standard for modded parts to follow.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Size
!Diameter (m)
|-
|{{Size|Size=XS}}
|0.625
|-
|{{Size|Size=SM}}
|1.25
|-
|{{Size|Size=MD}}
|2.5
|-
|{{Size|Size=LG}}
|3.75
|-
|{{Size|Size=XL}}
|5
|-
|{{Size|Size=2X}}
|10
|-
|{{Size|Size=3X}}
|20
|-
|{{Size|Size=4X}}
|50
|-
|{{Size|Size=5X}}
|80+
|}

Template:Size

2025-03-01T05:08:30Z

KiwiShark: add more sizes

<noinclude>
{{Documentation}}
<templatedata>
{
"params": {
"Size": {
"aliases": [
"size",
"1"
],
"label": "Size",
"description": "Part size",
"example": "SM, LG, etc.",
"type": "string",
"suggestedvalues": [
"XS",
"SM",
"MD",
"LG",
"XL",
"2X",
"3X",
"4X",
"5X"
],
"required": true
}
},
"description": "Use this template to include a formatted part size tag in an article. Requires the Size parameter, selected from a provided list."
}
</templatedata></noinclude><includeonly>{{#invoke:Size|getSize|{{{Size}}}}}</includeonly>

Template:Size/doc

2025-03-01T05:07:42Z

KiwiShark: add more sizes

The part size will appear on the article as per:
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|XS}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|SM}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|MD}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|LG}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|XL}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|2X}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|3X}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|4X}}
{{#invoke:Size|getSize|5X}}

Module:Size

2025-03-01T05:06:47Z

KiwiShark: added 3,4,5X tags

local p = {}
local getArgs = require('Module:Arguments').getArgs

function p.getSize(frame)
-- Get arguments from the invoke
-- frameOnly is used to ignore additional arguments passed when
-- Template:Size is called from an infobox, for example
local args = getArgs(frame, {frameOnly = true})
-- Pass arguments to the helper function
size = p._getSize(args)
return size
end

function p._getSize(args)
-- Take the arg as the size tag label
sizeTag = args[1]
size = ""

-- Match the tag to the proper formatted string to display
if sizeTag == "XS" then size = "<code>XS</code>" end
if sizeTag == "SM" then size = "<code>SM</code>" end
if sizeTag == "MD" then size = "<code>MD</code>" end
if sizeTag == "LG" then size = "<code>LG</code>" end
if sizeTag == "XL" then size = "<code>XL</code>" end
if sizeTag == "2X" then size = "<code>2X</code>" end
if sizeTag == "3X" then size = "<code>3X</code>" end
if sizeTag == "4X" then size = "<code>4X</code>" end
if sizeTag == "5X" then size = "<code>5X</code>" end

return size
end

return p

Template:Size/doc

2025-03-01T05:00:18Z

KiwiShark: 1 revision imported: size module and template

Template:Size

2025-03-01T05:00:18Z

KiwiShark: 1 revision imported: size module and template

<noinclude>
{{Documentation}}
<templatedata>
{
"params": {
"Size": {
"aliases": [
"size",
"1"
],
"label": "Size",
"description": "Part size",
"example": "SM, LG, etc.",
"type": "string",
"suggestedvalues": [
"XS",
"SM",
"MD",
"LG",
"XL",
"2X"
],
"required": true
}
},
"description": "Use this template to include a formatted part size tag in an article. Requires the Size parameter, selected from a provided list."
}
</templatedata></noinclude><includeonly>{{#invoke:Size|getSize|{{{Size}}}}}</includeonly>

Module:Size/doc

2025-03-01T05:00:18Z

KiwiShark: 1 revision imported: size module and template

This module is used by [[Template:Size]] to match the supplied argument to the formatted size tag string.

The main function <code>getSize</code> accepts the first argument passed to Template:Size and returns the formatted size tag.

Module:Size

2025-03-01T05:00:18Z

KiwiShark: 1 revision imported: size module and template

Colors

2025-02-26T03:28:56Z

KiwiShark: added samples of colors via text

[[Category:Game UI]]

A list of the colors used in the stock game UI.

=== Logo ===
[[File:Capture d'écran 2023-08-31 230104.png|alt=KSP2 Logo|thumb|Main Menu Logo]]

* White: <code>#ffffff</code>, <code>rgb(255, 255, 255)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Red: <code>#e01500</code>, <code>rgb(224, 21, 0)</code> <code>Sample</code>

== OAB ==

=== Common ===

* Background (dark): <code>#22262e</code>, <code>rgb(34, 38, 46)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Background (light): <code>#2e3540</code>, <code>rgb(46, 53, 64)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Text (dark): <code>#adb6d0</code>, <code>rgb(173, 182, 208)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Text (light): <code>#d6e0ff</code>, <code>rgb(214, 224, 255)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Border (light blue): <code>#696dff</code>, <code>rgb(105, 109, 255)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Border (dark blue): <code>#00002b</code>, <code>rgb(0, 0, 43)</code> <code>Sample</code>

== Flight UI ==

=== Common ===
[[File:App.bar UI.png|thumb|App Bar]]

* Border Light: <code>#5356cc</code>, <code>rgb(83, 86, 204)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Border Dark: <code>#2a2a66</code>, <code>rgb(42, 42, 102)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Light Green: <code>#00ff66</code>, <code>rgb(0, 255, 102)</code> <code>Sample</code>

=== App Bar ===

* Background (Bar): <code>#141616</code>, <code>rgb(20, 22, 22)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Icon / Light Gray: <code>#aab2cc</code>, <code>rgb(170, 178, 204)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Deselected / Dark Gray: <code>#2a2a32</code>, <code>rgb(42, 42, 50)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Border (App list): <code>#0d0f2d</code>, <code>rgb(13, 15, 47)</code> <code>Sample</code>
* Background (App list): <code>#262a30</code>, <code>rgb(38, 42, 48)</code> <code>Sample</code>

Mod:Cloudy

2025-02-15T05:37:39Z

KiwiShark: change to infobox version labels

{{Infobox
|bodystyle = width: 18em; border: 1px solid #a2a9b1; border-spacing: 3px; margin: 0.5em 0 0.5em 1em;
padding: 0.2em;
float: right;
clear: right;
font-size: 88%;
line-height: 1.5em;
width: 20em;
|labelstyle = width: 60%;
|titlestyle = font-size: 18px;
|belowstyle = text-align: center;
|title = Cloudy
|below = ''Do you like clouds? Me too.''
|captionstyle = text-align: center
|caption = Do you like clouds? Me too.
|label1 = Author(s)
|data1 = dandoesstuff, IanMealworm
|label2 = Mod version
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'''Cloudy''' is a graphics mod developed by dandoesstuff and IanMealworm. It implements changes and improvements to clouds and cloud layers in-game.

== Features ==
* Improved cloud visuals
* Cloud layers
=== Planned ===
* Weather effects

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=300 heights=200>
File:Cloudy.png|alt=A rocket descending into Eve's atmosphere. It is in between two layers of clouds, the top is lighter and the bottom is darker.|Cloud layers on Eve.
</gallery>

== Dependencies ==
* [[Mod:Patch Manager|Patch Manager]]
* [[Mod:Shoemaker|Shoemaker]]

== Download ==
Cloudy is available via:
* [https://spacedock.info/mod/3741/Cloudy SpaceDock]
* CKAN

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Graphics mods]]

Category:Framework mods

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These mods focus on adding frameworks for the functionality of other mods in KSP 2.

[[Category:Mods]]

Mod:Planety

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'''Planety''' is a framework mod developed by StellatedCUBE. It allows for adding and editing celestial bodies via a scripting language. It is similar to Kopernicus for KSP 1.

== Usage ==
Planety does not alter existing saves. During save creation, the user must specify the planet packs to use for that save file in the "Planety Settings" menu.

== Features ==
* Implements supported planet configs to add or change celestial bodies

== Dependencies ==
* [[Mod:SpaceWarp|SpaceWarp]]

== Download ==
Planety is available via:
* [https://spacedock.info/mod/3781/Planety SpaceDock]

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Framework mods]]

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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* navigation
** mainpage|mainpage-description
** recentchanges-url|recentchanges
** randompage-url|randompage
** helppage|help-mediawiki
* Useful pages
** Part Modding|Part Modding
** Part Modules|Part Modules
* More KSP
** https://www.privatedivision.com/portfolio/kerbal-space-program-2/ | KSP 2 Site
** https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/ | Forums
** https://discord.com/invite/ZbMp7RjVhU | Discord
** https://spacedock.info/kerbal-space-program-2 | Mod Downloads
** https://kerbal.wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page | KSP 2 Wiki
* SEARCH
* TOOLBOX
* LANGUAGES

Duplicates, Deprecates and other miscreants

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Kiwi is the best :klueless:

==== Duplicates ====

* [[Configuring the core part data]]
* [[Configuring parts]]

==== (possibly) Outdated pages ====

* [[Configuring the part in Unity]] (recent page: [[Parts Pack Production Procedure]])

==== Pages that need to be deleted ====

Category:Gameplay mods

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KiwiShark: start page

These mods focus on overall game play changes to KSP 2.

[[Category:Mods]]

Category:QoL mods

2025-02-15T05:07:05Z

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These mods focus on quality of life (QoL) changes and improvements for KSP 2.

[[Category:Mods]]

Category:Performance mods

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KiwiShark: subcat to mods

These mods focus on performance improvements for KSP 2.

[[Category:Mods]]

Category:Performance mods

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KiwiShark: start page

These mods focus on performance improvements for KSP 2.

Category:Graphics mods

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These mods are focused around graphical changes and improvements to KSP 2.

[[Category:Mods]]

Category:Graphics mods

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These mods are focused around graphical changes and improvements to KSP 2.

[[:Category:Mods]]

Category:Graphics mods

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KiwiShark: started page

These mods are focused around graphical changes and improvements to KSP 2.

Category:Mods

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KiwiShark: starting category page

This is a list of mods for KSP 2 which are documented on this wiki.

Mod:Cloudy

2025-02-15T04:52:14Z

KiwiShark: added planned features and dependencies list

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'''Cloudy''' is a graphics mod developed by dandoesstuff and IanMealworm. It implements changes and improvements to clouds and cloud layers in-game.

== Features ==
* Improved cloud visuals
* Cloud layers
=== Planned ===
* Weather effects

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=300 heights=200>
File:Cloudy.png|alt=A rocket descending into Eve's atmosphere. It is in between two layers of clouds, the top is lighter and the bottom is darker.|Cloud layers on Eve.
</gallery>

== Dependencies ==
* [[Mod:Patch Manager|Patch Manager]]
* [[Mod:Shoemaker|Shoemaker]]

== Download ==
Cloudy is available via:
* [https://spacedock.info/mod/3741/Cloudy SpaceDock]
* CKAN

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Graphics mods]]

Mod:Cloudy

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'''Cloudy''' is a graphics mod developed by dandoesstuff and IanMealworm. It implements changes and improvements to clouds and cloud layers in-game.

== Features ==
* Improved cloud visuals
* Cloud layers

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=300 heights=200>
File:Cloudy.png|alt=A rocket descending into Eve's atmosphere. It is in between two layers of clouds, the top is lighter and the bottom is darker.|Cloud layers on Eve.
</gallery>

== Download ==
Cloudy is available via:
* [https://spacedock.info/mod/3741/Cloudy SpaceDock]
* CKAN

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Graphics mods]]

File:Cloudy.png

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KiwiShark:

Eve's atmosphere with the Cloudy mod installed. Multiple cloud layers are visible.

Mod:Cloudy

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KiwiShark: fixed mod name reference

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'''Cloudy''' is a graphics mod developed by dandoesstuff and IanMealworm. It implements changes and improvements to clouds and cloud layers in-game.

== Features ==
* Improved cloud visuals
* Cloud layers

== Download ==
Cloudy is available via:
* [https://spacedock.info/mod/3741/Cloudy SpaceDock]
* CKAN

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Graphics mods]]

Mod:Cloudy

2025-02-15T04:41:48Z

KiwiShark: added infobox

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'''Cloudy''' is a graphics mod developed by dandoesstuff and IanMealworm. It implements changes and improvements to clouds and cloud layers in-game.

== Features ==
* Improved cloud visuals
* Cloud layers

== Download ==
BetterUI is available via:
* [https://spacedock.info/mod/3741/Cloudy SpaceDock]
* CKAN

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Graphics mods]]

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