How supplies work? - Modular Kolonization System - KSP 1.4.2

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Mark Thrimm
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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
Duration: 13:57
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In this tutorial we take a look at how supplies are consumed and produced in MKS and MKS-LS mods.



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KSP
Kerbal Space Program
MKS
Supplies
Modular Kolonization System
Colony
space
rocket
moon
hydroponics
agroponics
farming
ISS
NASA
Umbra Space Industries
life support


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