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Follow the Guide #1: Key Binding
Before going any further… Make sure you have read the following tutorials: Follow the Guide #0: Discovering KSP. Remember you can translate the subtitles in any language with YouTube. Abstract In this first real tutorial of a long series, we will be discussing keyboard configuration, a necessary step in the life of a budding Kerbal…
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Follow the Guide #0: Discovering KSP
Follow the Guide is a series of tutorials focused on the game Kerbal Space Program. Its primary ambition lies in utilizing all available media: text provides detail and comprehensiveness, images illustrate specific points, GIFs introduce motion…
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Mini Tutorial: Install & Manage your mods
As you’ve seen in this mini-tutorial, it’s not difficult to interact with all the folders and files of a KSP installation, and the same goes for adding mods. Forget about complex utilities, tedious manipulations, endless websites – on KSP, it’s VERY easy! And that’s great because mods are a real treasure, with a developer community…
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Mini tutorial: creating a backup, managing installation folders
KSP is a DRM-Free game: you can have as many independent installations as you want, and it’s as simple as copying and pasting the folder! In this short guide, we’ll show you how to duplicate installations and what their usefulness can be. Edit: Since version 1.4, KSP is no longer DRM-Free… Thanks, TakeTwo! But that…
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Mini-Tutorial: Managing Craft Files and Save Folders
KSP (Kerbal Space Program) allows for very simple management of its various folders and files. For example, its installation is virtually non-existent, as the downloaded and decompressed folder is already prepared – just double-click the .exe file, and you’re launching the game! You can even run it from a USB drive. The same simplicity applies…
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Follow the Guide: a new Tutorial Series
Follow the Guide is a series of tutorials focused on the game Kerbal Space Program. Its primary ambition lies in utilizing all available media: text provides detail and comprehensiveness, images illustrate specific points, GIFs introduce motion…