kerbal space program controls unresponsive

KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM CONTROLS UNRESPONSIVE MOD
KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM CONTROLS UNRESPONSIVE FULL

Depends on difficulty setting, you might need a relay network if you are too far from Kerbin or if the Kerbal Space Centre is not directly facing you.

You must have KerbNet access (check on the top left of the screen, next to mission time).

You have an astronaut in a 'command module' of the ship (either a pilot, a scientist or an engineer, sitting inside a command module, not in a passenger module).

You are not fast forwarding (press / key to stop any time-warp).You must have electricity (check resource panel on the top right of the screen).*The first part isn't exactly correct, since manned capsules don't actually produce a net amount of electricity, however they don't consume it either, and when you're out of electricity, they still function and now (as of version 0.21) consume electricity when their reaction wheels are used to change orientation. The only way to resurrect it would be to dock something else to it for power generation, but that assumes that a) you have a docking port on the dead probe and b) it's worth it to even do that. Unfortunately for you, your probe is basically dead. If you're using solar panels, you may also want to consider strapping some batteries to your probe as well, especially if they aren't going to be in direct sunlight all the time. Running most chemical engines also generates power (which is how you can get into orbit), but due to limited fuel, this is typically impractical. Unlike manned capsules, probes don't have any internal way of generating their own electricity.* You need to add solar panels (and remember to deploy them once in orbit), or Radioactive Thermal Generators to your probe. At that point i was pretty much just mashing buttons and wildly clicking on everything i could think of, when suddenly Jeb got back in and everything was back to normal.Your probe is probably out of power. I got Jeb on EVA, hoping it would fix the problem but couldn't get him back in.

KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM CONTROLS UNRESPONSIVE FULL

When i clicked on my engine, the shutdown and lock gimbal buttons were missing, just as if there was no electrical charge, when in fact my batteries were almost full (and yes, they were enabled). I wanted to adjust my periapsis, but the controls didn't work (except 'z' and 'x', exactly as you described). I had just performed a small inclination change and switched sas from anti-normal to retrograde, then did a short timewarp to stop the rotation. That sounds familiar, it happened to me while i was doing the upside down challenge. The problem is solved for a while by restarting the game, but it reappears quickly, though I'm not sure what makes it trigger (again, probably timewarp). The problem surfaced after installing B9 Aerospace and Active Texture Management.

KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM CONTROLS UNRESPONSIVE MOD

I do not have Remote Tech or any other mod which should intervene with my controls. And in the main menu all options are greyed out and unclickable, so I have to use the task manager to close KSP. To make matters worse, when I return to the space centre (after the problem appears) I can't enter any buildings. Now, this normally happens when you run out of electricity on a probe, but now it happens on manned craft and probes with plenty of energy as well! I also don't have time warp on. But I cannot toggle SAS nor can I change my throttle in small amounts (SHIFT and CTRL). Strangely, the keys Z and X still work, and I can still change SAS to a different setting. Hello everyone! I've run into an issue with KSP lately, and I hope you can help me!Īt seemingly random moments (probably after timewarp), my craft stop responding to most of my commands.

Kerbal space program controls unresponsive