Midweeks final Tufx pack CKAN

I chose to customize my TUFx configurations to dramatically alter the game color of Kerbal Space Program (KSP) for several reasons. First and foremost, it allows me to enhance the visual appeal of the game and bring out vibrant colors, particularly for capturing stunning screenshots. By adjusting the color settings, I can make the planets, spacecraft, and celestial objects appear more vivid and captivating, adding an extra layer of immersion to the gameplay experience.

Moreover, I prefer to darken the contrast in KSP to create a more visually striking and dynamic environment. By increasing the contrast, shadows become deeper and highlights more pronounced, resulting in a more visually impactful and cinematic atmosphere. This alteration adds depth to the game's visuals, making the overall experience feel more intense and realistic.

Lastly, I enjoy playing KSP in a darker environment as it adds an element of mystery and intrigue to the game. By lowering the overall brightness and saturating the colors, I can create a darker and more atmospheric ambiance, akin to the vastness of space. This modification enhances the feeling of venturing into the unknown, emphasizing the challenges and risks involved in space exploration.

While customizing my TUFx configurations to dramatically alter the game color of KSP has its benefits, it's important to acknowledge the drawbacks that come with this approach. One common misconception is that people may assume I am colorblind due to the drastic changes I make to the game's color palette.

Some may argue that altering the game's colors to such an extent detracts from the original artistic vision and intended experience of the developers. They might suggest that by deviating from the intended color scheme, I'm missing out on the intended aesthetic and atmosphere of the game.

However, it's essential to recognize that personal preference and artistic interpretation play significant roles in gaming experiences. While my modified color settings may deviate from the developer's original vision, they allow me to create a unique and visually captivating environment that aligns with my own artistic sensibilities.

Additionally, the notion that my approach suggests colorblindness overlooks the fact that visual customization is a common practice among gamers. Many individuals tailor their gaming experiences to suit their personal preferences, whether it involves adjusting color settings, applying custom graphics mods, or even using colorblind modes designed specifically for those with visual impairments.

Ultimately, the purpose of customizing the game color in KSP is to enhance my own enjoyment and immersion in the game. It allows me to create visually stunning screenshots, intensify the game's atmosphere, and evoke a sense of mystery. By embracing artistic freedom and tailoring the visuals to my liking, I am able to craft a unique experience that resonates with my individual preferences as a player.

As of now, I want to inform you that I will not be actively working on any of my mods until further notice. hey are licensed under the MIT License, granting you the freedom to utilize and incorporate them into your own projects, be it modifications, creations, or any other purpose you can imagine.A while backIi also made a forum post containing any unpublished modsIi worked on from 2021-2022 so if youre interested in my work or future plansIi had they would be there.

Who needs brevity when you can have an excessively lengthy description, right? I'm sure everyone is thrilled to read through paragraphs upon paragraphs just to grasp the concept of altering game colors. It's not like concise and to-the-point explanations exist or anything. But hey, if you're into verbose monologues, then I guess this description was the perfect length for you. Enjoy!

In all seriousness here are some screenshots I gathered:

(Ive got a thousand pictures of jool on the other pages do i really need to post more than one here? 😉)