Robin Chang

User **Space_Coyote** claims that the slot size of 12 litres (calculated based on the actual physical internal volume of the locker props) is too small. I'm temporarily bumping it up...

As it turns out, slotSize represents the width & height (in px) of the _GUI element_ representing each inventory slot. I suspect this was what **Space_Coyote** was actually talking about...

**goldenpsp** has noted in the KIS thread that inventory slots are not segregated by volume, so there's not much point trying to implement that sort of restriction in FusTek. Awaiting...

Modelled and textured some of the structural panel props, and tested them successfully in-game. Viewport sizes will need to be reduced, as per https://github.com/sumghai/FusTek_StationParts/issues/39

Reference info for controlling props with other props via master/slave: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/54925-1-0-2-ALCOR-Advanced-Landing-Capsule-for-Orbital-Rendezvous-by-ASET-%2805-05-2015%29?p=1198512&viewfull=1#post1198512

> Suggestion. Make a variation with landing legs (more landing legs is always better) but with mounting points for engines instead of actual engines. Because builtin engines invariably end up...

I'll try it out this weekend, thanks!

Okay, so I downloaded the latest version of the repository, rebuilt and reinstalled WebIOPi on both of my Raspberry Pis. On the first Pi, I decided to try one of...

Ah, okay, I'll try that in a moment, and let you know soon.

I updated `webiopi_0.7.1/examples/clients/webiopi-client-gpio.py` as follows: ``` #!/usr/bin/python from webiopi.clients import * from time import sleep # Create a WebIOPi client #client = PiHttpClient("192.168.1.234") #client = PiHttpClient("192.168.0.4") #client = PiMixedClient("192.168.1.234") #client...