I will have to congratulate you though, you are one of the few users that actually followed the instructions and provided logs, along with sample This is how Scatterer camera setup works (at least up to the 0.0320b version). So, for now, it is better to have these terminators than a completely broken view of the atmosphere as viewed from the surface. I was able to "cover it up" in the previous versions but there are some complications regarding the RC4 release: if i use the hack that i was using to "fix" it then the EVE cloud integration feature will break. Both the 0.0320 and the 0.0320b releases are Unfortunately this is something that is not currently fixable. Check your installation and your folder permissions (if you are using SpaceDock has every Scatterer release under the Changelog tab. Since you are not providing a log file, i cannot comment on anything else. Now, your problem seems simple enough: if Scatterer cannot locate the textures defined by the Scatterer configs then you will get the exact same result.
Unofficial recompiles and/or patches will not be considered or supported. The current official release will not work under KSP 1.3.1. RSSVE depends on both the RSS binaries (.dlls) and correct body naming configs. And a general note: until RSS is considered compatible with KSP 1.3.1 then i will not release a newer version of RSSVE. But i can confirm that making some minor corrections fixes that so consider it Yes there is, check out RSSVE-Lite (it is also linked in the As other users report, RSSVE is not officially compatible with RSS. I have seen the dark band happen before but most of the time was difficult to actually see it. So.let's clean up some of the questions and bug reports, shall Can you confirm that Kopernicus was the culprit for the "flying tiles" Lover and This may or may not be a bug from my config side. Procedural Fairings and Procedural Fairings-For Everything MainSailor's Procedural Parts Textures (Essential and Complete texture packs) Flight Manager for Reusable Stages (FMRS)
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