CKAN is an interesting mod manager developed by community.

In this way you can keep track of what is working and what's not. Going on step by step is always the best way, when you do not know a mod you should test it first to understand if it works properly.

Don't install more than one mod at a time if you are not aware of its behaviour and compatibility.

If you have a backup you just have to delete the game folder and put back the fresh one in its place without having to download it again (do not forget to backup save game folder!). Some mods may not be compatible to each other or may be installed wrong by mistake, in other words, using mods things may go badly in the wrong way and the game may not work anymore.

It is a good idea to backup a KSP fresh installation folder.

Here are some suggestion which I do recommend to newcomers to read: I'll keep the links updated as much as possible alongside KSP and its mods developing. This one, for example, is a good guide you may consider to have a look at: Mods for Beginners by Jorjimodels.įeel free to suggest mods that you believe should be listed here or to just fix my bad english! If you did never install mod in KSP, I suggest you to document yourself before doing it. The point of this guide is to share my search work with everyone, listing most deserving mods and providing the correct links to find them. There is always a search work to do before installing a mod, to understand if it is the latest version, if it is compatible with actual KSP version, or if there is any integration needed to apply. I do have trouble myself everytime I get to play again this awesome space simulation. As a result, mods are now countless, and I can imagine beginners having hard times searching them and choose which one to pick between existing sharing platforms. Its own nature is making it not so stable but also easily modifiable as advantage. Installing modifications is as much as an handcraft job which must be done with dedication and care. Kerbal Space Program is a kinda raw game, made with piece of code patched up with glue and ropes, fueled by a coal engine.

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