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Stock part names somewhat follow the following pattern : <code><type>_<size>_<feature>_<resource>_<cardinal>_<name></code> | Stock part names somewhat follow the following pattern : <code><type>_<size>_<feature>_<resource>_<cardinal>_<name></code> | ||
You should always prepend the mod name/mod ID to the part name : <code><modId> | You should always prepend the mod name/mod ID to the part name : <code><modId>_<type>_<size>_<feature>_<resource>_<cardinal>_<name></code> | ||
== Type == | == Type == | ||
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== Feature == | == Feature == | ||
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The feature can be anything needed to distinguish this part from a similar part. It usually has to do with the form factor. | The feature can be anything needed to distinguish this part from a similar part. It usually has to do with the form factor. | ||
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== Resource == | == Resource == | ||
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This is meant for part that can contain a resource, like engines and fuel tanks. | This is meant for part that can contain a resource, like engines and fuel tanks. | ||
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== Cardinal == | == Cardinal == | ||
Optional. | |||
Useful for distinguishing same-size parts that exists in different heights, like fuel tanks. | Useful for distinguishing same-size parts that exists in different heights, like fuel tanks. | ||
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== Name == | == Name == | ||
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You can add the part localized name at the end if it helps identifying it more easily. | You can add the part localized name at the end if it helps identifying it more easily. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 15 November 2025
Stock part names somewhat follow the following pattern : <type>_<size>_<feature>_<resource>_<cardinal>_<name>
You should always prepend the mod name/mod ID to the part name : <modId>_<type>_<size>_<feature>_<resource>_<cardinal>_<name>
Type
Mandatory.
Possible values: adapter, antenna, booster, cabin, cargobay, dockingport, engine, probe, etc.
Size
Mandatory.
From 0v (XS) to 5v (2X) but could go higher if need be.
See Sizes for a full list.
Possible values: 0v, 1v, 2v, etc.
Feature
Optional.
The feature can be anything needed to distinguish this part from a similar part. It usually has to do with the form factor.
Possible values: radial, inline, conical, dish, triangle, etc.
Resource
Optional.
This is meant for part that can contain a resource, like engines and fuel tanks.
Possible values: methalox, hydrogen, solid, crew, electricity, xenon
Cardinal
Optional.
Useful for distinguishing same-size parts that exists in different heights, like fuel tanks.
Possible values: 1x1, 1x2, 1x3, 2x3, 3x2, etc.
Name
Optional.
You can add the part localized name at the end if it helps identifying it more easily.
Example: engine_1v_methalox_terrier
Examples of stock part names
- adapter_2v_conical_methalox_1v-2v
- antenna_1v_dish_hg55
- booster_1v_solid_kickback
- cabin_2v_crew_hitchhiker
- cargobay_3v_m3_1x2
- collector_0v_science_radiation
- decoupler_2v_inline
- dockingport_1v_inline_sideport
- engine_1v_methalox_terrier
- fairing_1v_procedural
- fueltank_1v_inline_methalox_1x4
- heatshield_1v
- panel_1v_triangle_right
- probe_1v_hexagonal_electricity
- solararray_1v_1x6