Antennas don't transmit science in 1.05 v

[Jarraya]

Having an issue with the newest version post udate. My space station won't transmit science data. It says transmitting and done, but the science never goes from the station.

[cool-acid]

Do you have Science Alert installed?

[Jarraya]

No

Short, from my iPhone

On 12 Nov 2015, at 18:47, Cool Acid notifications@github.com wrote:

Do you have Science Alert installed?

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[alexcrawford]

Same issue reported here.

[mikezm]

That was it for me. Uninstalled Science Alert and I'm able to transmit again.

[mscg82]

I have the same problem. After unistalling Science Alert, science experiment can be trasmitted, but the science stored in mobile processing units can't. The antenna which is responsible for transmitting the data get stuck in the "Uploading data..." state.

[Jarraya]

Yes, I have the same issue. What I haven't tried is a new mobile processing
unit. Maybe it's only the existing ones.

On 17 November 2015 at 10:28, Giuseppe notifications@github.com wrote:

I have the same problem. After unistalling Science Alert, science
experiment can be trasmitted, but the science stored in mobile processing
units can't. The antenna which is responsible for transmitting the data get
stuck in the "Uploading data..." state.

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[NatTuck]

I'm having the problem with new labs as well.

[Varsi]

Haven't tried labs myself but can't get orbital surveys done.
The output first shows:

[R&D]: No Science Subject found with id survey@Kerbin

And after transmitting the packets there's an error:

NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
at ResearchAndDevelopment.GetScienceValue (Single dataAmount, .ScienceSubject subject, Single xmitScalar) [0x00000] in :0
at ResearchAndDevelopment.SubmitScienceData (Single dataAmount, .ScienceSubject subject, Single xmitScalar, .ProtoVessel source, Boolean reverseEngineered) [0x00000] in :0
at RnDCommsStream.submitStreamData (.ProtoVessel source) [0x00000] in :0
at RnDCommsStream.StreamData (Single dataAmount, .ProtoVessel source) [0x00000] in :0
at RemoteTech.Modules.ModuleRTDataTransmitter+c__Iterator0.MoveNext () [0x00000] in :0
(Filename: Line: -1)

Similar results with other orbital bodies as well.
No other mods than RT 1.6.9 and hyperedit 1.4.2 (same problem without hyperedit).

Attached the whole output.
output_log.txt

[Varsi]

Using the dll FancyMouse posted at the forums, the survey works.
Still gives that first error but at least the survey (and possibly to lab) works.

[jcarnell]

FancyMouse's dll "fixes" survey scanner and science transmission, breaks Outer Planets Mod.

[MG2R]

Affected by this issue as well. Of note: I've seen a lot of people say that science gets removed from their experiments/MPL but it doesn't arrive... My science just stays put. I can start a transmission from my MPL, but it won't do anything, the science just stays in the MPL.

I have no issue transmitting science from experiments, though. Don't have ScienceAlert installed

[TrickyVic]

So FancyMouse made a dll, any instructions on how to actually implement the fix for us common folk? What are we supposed to do with the file or line he's written?

[MG2R]

Keep in mind that the FancyMouse DLL isn't a fix for everything. If I understand all the numerous comments correctly, it only fixes the issue of transmitting science from experiments when you're using the AlertScience mod.

On my system, the DLL changed nothing. I'm not using AlertScience and have always been able to transmit science from experiments. The issue I have is transmitting science from the MPL. The FancyMouse DLL doesn't seem to fix that.

At any rate, if you want to test it out, you overwrite the RemoteTech DLL (under GameData/RemoteTech/Plugins) with the one FancyMouse compiled. Be sure to back up the original DLL before overwriting it, though ;)

[Varsi]

For me the FancyMouses DLL fixed the issue with survey scanner not sending the survey information. I think there was some other fix for Science Alert if it was preventing transmitting science in other situations.