Adds (up to date) TweakScale /L patches for Kerbal Inventory System (KIS) and Kerbal Attachment System (KAS).
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TweakScale Companion for Kerbal Inventory & Attachment Systems adds (up to date) TweakScale /L support for:
- Kerbal Inventory System (KIS)
- Kerbal Attachment System (KAS)
- (unreleased).
There's an option, when scaling Containers, to select scaling only the Volume or also the number of slots on the container.
When scaling the number of slots, there's a penalty on cost and volume due the extra hardware needed to accommodate the extra slots.
Detailed installation instructions are now on its own file (see the In a Hurry section) and on the distribution file.
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