To update all your mods at once, click Add Available Updates, then click Apply Changes. These include game save altering mods like Kopernicus.
There are some mods which you should always wait until it is updated to the latest version of the game. CKAN will warn you about installing incompatible mods, but you can ignore that and install it like normal. To install a mod that isn’t updated to the latest version of KSP, click on the mod in the CKAN list, click the Versions tab on the right, and click the checkbox next to the latest version of the mod. Many mods in KSP are not updated to the latest version of the game, but (most of the time) that’s fine! From my experience, almost every outdated mod will work in the latest version of KSP. CKAN will also automatically install any dependencies the mod has. You can select multiple mods at a time, then click Apply Changes to install them all at once. It won’t install until you click Apply Changes, the button with a green checkmark next to it. To install a mod, click the checkbox to the left of the mod, under the Installed column. When you open CKAN for the first time, make sure the Filters button is set to All, otherwise it won’t show all mods (obviously). After that, just open the file and it does the rest for you! The software will automatically update when prompted to, there is no need to change any files yourself. Installing CKAN is as simple as going to the Github page, clicking Releases on the right, and downloading the appropriate file for your operating system. CKAN is a free, open source software that acts as a mod repository for KSP. This method is outdated now that CKAN exists. The traditional method is dragging and dropping a mod’s folder into KSP’s mod folder, including any dependencies.
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CKANīefore you begin, you need to know how to install mods. I decided to list a bunch of mods in a post, categorized, to help new players decide what they want.
There are quite a few posts from new players asking about what mods they should install.
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