KerbalX

Description

This wonderful toy (8bit2KALposConverter) has only 20 parts, and allows you to convert a 8-bit number from KALs to a KAL play position.

Built in the SPH in KSP 1.12.3.

Documentation

The 8 KALs on the top (referenced as konsole) represent the 8 bits of a 8-bit number. Their order is (from left to right) from the most significant to the less significant bit.

The converter can be either activated or deactivated. To toggle it, press ‘0’ (or whatever key is linked with action group 10).

Bits can only be changed while the converter is deactivated, and the result will be correct only when it is activated. By default it is deactivated.

For bits, a play position of 0 means 0 and a play position of whatever the maximum is (in this case it’s 10) means 1.

Details

• Type: SPH
• Class: probe
• Part Count: 20
• Pure Stock
• KSP: 1.12.3

So once you’ve entered your number, press ‘0’ and the bottom KAL will have a play position that depends of the number written in binary on the konsole.

Press ‘0’ again and it will deactivate, allowing you to change the number.

Technical info

You are free to study what’s in the KALs. For the first two it’s normal if the curve gets out of the field, don’t worry, in the first KAL it goes up to 4 and in the second up to 2.