What license is HyperEdit released under? HyperEdit is covered by the GPL, found here: GPL License Who created and maintains HyperEdit? HyperEdit was created by khyperia, and is maintained with contributions from khyperia, linuxgurugamer, Payo, sirkut, with the help of the KSP community, and support provided by Kerbaltek. Can I save the positions of planets after changing them with Planet Editor? Yes! Version 1.3 saves your changes to a file and then reloads them on startup. We're standing by to update/fix the plugin as needed, and new versions will be uploaded just as soon as we get them done. When is the next update coming?ĭoes the current version of HyperEdit work with the new version of KSP? We name the HyperEdit zip files with ' for-KSP-' to show what it's built to, but it may work with later versions of KSP too, so try it! If KSP has updated and we haven't announced yet, please test the current HyperEdit with the new KSP, and then double-check your install before contacting us.

How do I use HyperEdit? While the game is running, either click the large 'H' near the top-right of the flight view, or press ALT + h. There is no part associated with HyperEdit. Done correctly, it will create the 'Kerbaltek' folder inside GameData. How do I install HyperEdit? To install on all systems - Windows, Mac and Linux - just unzip the downloaded file into your KSP game folder, alongside the KSP.exe file.

HyperEdit is a plugin for Kerbal Space Program, that allows you to teleport any ship, and edit any orbit - even the planets! Just choose your desired position, and POOF! - you're there. Frequently Asked Questions What is HyperEdit? You'll get notices about new versions the moment they come out. Registered Kerbaltek members can subscribe to email updates on the User page.

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