dictionary - MakingHistory Orijinal.cfg

Localization
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	en-us
	{
		#autoLOC_6002360 = Objectives
		#autoLOC_6002361 = Adjust Time
		#autoLOC_6005017 = Allow other Launchsites
		#autoLOC_6010016 = Helmet Equipped
		#autoLOC_6010017 = Turn this off to remove the kerbals helmet (If the situation is safe)
		#autoLOC_6010018 = Neck Ring Equipped
		#autoLOC_6010019 = Turn this off to remove the kerbals neck ring (If the situation is safe)
		#autoLOC_6010020 = SWM-94 Communications Satellite
		#autoLOC_6010021 = The SWM-94 is one in a series of monitoring stations set up around Kerbin. In addition to acting as a communications relay, it [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] with phone [REDACTED]. From [REDACTED] to [REDACTED], the SWM-94 is expected to perform above [REDACTED] specifications.
		#autoLOC_6010022 = The Valskhod line of small, crewed spacecraft are designed for short missions to Low Kerbin Orbit, and conducting the simplest of science experiments. Ignore the parts attached with duct tape and chicken wire.
		#autoLOC_6010023 = Soy-Ooze 10
		#autoLOC_6010024 = The flying four legged neighing landcreature.Legend has it that the Equus can be ridden by brave Kerbals, all we know is that it takes a brave Kerbal to ride this four booster beast past the Mun, or if really foolhardy, past Minmus.
		#autoLOC_6012028 = Protective Rocket Nose Cone Mk16A
		#autoLOC_6012029 = An immense nosecone for massive 5m rocket stacks.
		#autoLOC_8000001 = Vessel
		#autoLOC_8000002 = Fail Part
		#autoLOC_8000004 = Select a part that will have a failure applied to it
		#autoLOC_8000005 = Failures to Apply
		#autoLOC_8000006 = No failures available for the selected part
		#autoLOC_8000007 = Resource Drain
		#autoLOC_8000008 = Time Period
		#autoLOC_8000009 = The number of seconds over which the resource drain will occur
		#autoLOC_8000010 = Amount to Drain
		#autoLOC_8000011 = The amount of resource that will be drained
		#autoLOC_8000012 = Part
		#autoLOC_8000013 = Select the part that will have its resource drained over time
		#autoLOC_8000014 = Resource
		#autoLOC_8000015 = Select the resource that will be drained
		#autoLOC_8000016 = Change Vessel Resource Levels
		#autoLOC_8000018 = The resource we want to adjust
		#autoLOC_8000019 = Amount to adjust
		#autoLOC_8000020 = The amount to adjust the selected resource by.\n\nA negative amount will remove resource
		#autoLOC_8000022 = Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000023 = Select the kerbal to place when this node activates
		#autoLOC_8000024 = Stranded
		#autoLOC_8000026 = Sets the kerbal to be in a stranded state.\n They will be uncontrollable until they are rescued
		#autoLOC_8000027 = Location
		#autoLOC_8000028 = Spawn Vessel
		#autoLOC_8000031 = Display Message
		#autoLOC_8000032 = Duration
		#autoLOC_8000033 = How many seconds to display the screen message for
		#autoLOC_8000034 = Screen Position
		#autoLOC_8000035 = Location of the message on the screen
		#autoLOC_8000036 = Upper-Center
		#autoLOC_8000037 = Upper-Left
		#autoLOC_8000038 = Upper-Right
		#autoLOC_8000039 = Lower-Center
		#autoLOC_8000040 = Explode Vessel
		#autoLOC_8000041 = Part Delay(ms)
		#autoLOC_8000042 = Milliseconds between each part exploding in the vessel
		#autoLOC_8000043 = Activate Stage
		#autoLOC_8000045 = Spawn Asteroid
		#autoLOC_8000046 = Asteroid
		#autoLOC_8000049 = Test Score
		#autoLOC_8000050 = Mission Score
		#autoLOC_8000051 = Score to be compared with current mission score
		#autoLOC_8000052 = Operator
		#autoLOC_8000053 = Comparison to use for testing against the target value
		#autoLOC_8000054 = Less Than
		#autoLOC_8000055 = Less Than or Equal
		#autoLOC_8000056 = Equal
		#autoLOC_8000057 = Greater Than or Equal
		#autoLOC_8000058 = Greater Than
		#autoLOC_8000059 = Crew:\u0020
		#autoLOC_8000060 = Explode Part
		#autoLOC_8000062 = Select the part that will explode
		#autoLOC_8000063 = Repair Part
		#autoLOC_8000065 = Repair Type
		#autoLOC_8000066 = Spawn Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8000067 = Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8000068 = Vessel: Unknown\n
		#autoLOC_8000069 = Vessel: <<1>>\n
		#autoLOC_8000070 = Crew Assignment
		#autoLOC_8000072 = Select the part to be checked for the chosen kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000074 = Select the vessel to be checked for the chosen kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000076 = Any Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000077 = Select the kerbal to check for
		#autoLOC_8000078 = Change Score
		#autoLOC_8000079 = Score Modules
		#autoLOC_8000080 = Time of Mission
		#autoLOC_8000081 = Time
		#autoLOC_8000082 = Time duration since the mission started
		#autoLOC_8000085 = Resource Amount
		#autoLOC_8000088 = Amount
		#autoLOC_8000089 = Amount to be compared with current resource amount
		#autoLOC_8000092 = Test Altitude
		#autoLOC_8000093 = Altitude
		#autoLOC_8000094 = Altitude (in meters) to test against
		#autoLOC_8000095 = Use Radar
		#autoLOC_8000096 = When checked will measure altitude relative to the ground using the radar
		#autoLOC_8000099 = Time Since Node
		#autoLOC_8000100 = Node
		#autoLOC_8000101 = The Node to do the time comparison from
		#autoLOC_8000102 = Time
		#autoLOC_8000103 = Time since the selected node to compare with
		#autoLOC_8000106 = Crew Count
		#autoLOC_8000107 = Crew Count
		#autoLOC_8000108 = Number of crew members to compare
		#autoLOC_8000111 = Kerbal Role
		#autoLOC_8000112 = Only count kerbals of this specific role
		#autoLOC_8000113 = Vessel Mass
		#autoLOC_8000114 = Mass
		#autoLOC_8000115 = Mass to compare with the vessels mass
		#autoLOC_8000118 = Vessel Situation Test
		#autoLOC_8000121 = Vessel State Test
		#autoLOC_8000122 = Vessel State
		#autoLOC_8000123 = Choose the vessel state
		#autoLOC_8000124 = Stages Count
		#autoLOC_8000125 = Number of Stages
		#autoLOC_8000126 = Number of stages in the vessel to compare against
		#autoLOC_8000129 = Stage Activated
		#autoLOC_8000130 = Target Stage
		#autoLOC_8000131 = The vessel stage that we are looking to be activated
		#autoLOC_8000132 = Science Experiment
		#autoLOC_8000133 = Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8000134 = Experiment
		#autoLOC_8000135 = Situation
		#autoLOC_8000136 = Biome
		#autoLOC_8000137 = Destination
		#autoLOC_8000138 = The location details of the asteroid
		#autoLOC_8000139 = <<1>> : <<2>> Class <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8000141 = Funds to Recover
		#autoLOC_8000142 = Amount of funds gained through vessel recovery on the home body
		#autoLOC_8000145 = Go to
		#autoLOC_8000146 = Volume
		#autoLOC_8000147 = Shape over body to be reached
		#autoLOC_8000148 = Kerbal Boarded
		#autoLOC_8000149 = Location
		#autoLOC_8000150 = Kerbal Recovery
		#autoLOC_8000152 = Any Crew
		#autoLOC_8000153 = Select a kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000154 = Kerbal Rescued
		#autoLOC_8000155 = Left SOI
		#autoLOC_8000158 = Orbit
		#autoLOC_8000159 = Orbit Accuracy
		#autoLOC_8000160 = Percentage accuracy of vessel orbit\ncompared to target values
		#autoLOC_8000161 = Test Type
		#autoLOC_8000162 = Which parameters of the orbit to include in the test
		#autoLOC_8000163 = Orbit
		#autoLOC_8000164 = SOI Reached
		#autoLOC_8000167 = Recover Resource
		#autoLOC_8000170 = Amount
		#autoLOC_8000171 = Amount of resource gained through vessel recovery on the home body
		#autoLOC_8000174 = Take Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000176 = Test Distance
		#autoLOC_8000177 = Target Type
		#autoLOC_8000179 = Landed
		#autoLOC_8000180 = Flying Vessel
		#autoLOC_8000183 = Landed Vessel
		#autoLOC_8000185 = Kerbal EVA
		#autoLOC_8000186 = Test Situation
		#autoLOC_8000188 = Time
		#autoLOC_8000189 = Mission Elapsed Time (MET) of the vessel to compare against
		#autoLOC_8000192 = Plant Flag
		#autoLOC_8000199 = Success
		#autoLOC_8000200 = Fail
		#autoLOC_8000201 = Landed
		#autoLOC_8000202 = Orbit
		#autoLOC_8000204 = Select required parts for mission
		#autoLOC_8000211 = Reach Altitude
		#autoLOC_8000233 = Recover Funds
		#autoLOC_8000240 = Spawn Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8000242 = Vessel Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8000249 = Deployed
		#autoLOC_8000250 = Received
		#autoLOC_8000255 = Biome: On <<1>> <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8000256 = Experiment: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000257 = Situation: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000258 = Any Situation
		#autoLOC_8000259 = Continue
		#autoLOC_8000261 = This part was set as unavailable for this mission
		#autoLOC_8000262 = This part was set as unavailable for this vessel
		#autoLOC_8000263 = Celestial Body
		#autoLOC_8000264 = Area
		#autoLOC_8000265 = Location Type
		#autoLOC_8000266 = Select what type of target location to test for
		#autoLOC_8000267 = On: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000268 = On: <<1>> \nBiome: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8000269 = any biome on <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000272 = Any Location
		#autoLOC_8000273 = Any Body
		#autoLOC_8000274 = Radius: <<1>>m
		#autoLOC_8000275 = On <<1>> near <<2>>, <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8000276 = Full Orbit
		#autoLOC_8000277 = Ap and Pe
		#autoLOC_8000278 = AP, Pe and Inclination
		#autoLOC_8000279 = SMA and Eccentricity
		#autoLOC_8000280 = SMA, Ecc and Inclination
		#autoLOC_8000281 = Inclination Only
		#autoLOC_8000283 = Launch Site: <<1>> \n
		#autoLOC_8000284 = Landed On: <<1>> \n
		#autoLOC_8000285 = Longitude: <<1>>° \nLatitude: <<2>>°\n
		#autoLOC_8000286 = Orbit Around: <<1>> \n
		#autoLOC_8000287 = Ap: <<1>> Pe: <<2>>\n
		#autoLOC_8000288 = SMA: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000289 = Ecc: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000290 = Inc: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000291 = LAN: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8000293 = No vessel has been selected for this Creator Built vessel
		#autoLOC_8000294 = Vessel has invalid Launch Site selected
		#autoLOC_8000295 = Creator Built Vessel has no assigned Crew and Auto Populate Crew is Off
		#autoLOC_8000296 = Vessel Mass Restriction conflicts with <<1>> Facility Craft Mass Limit of <<2>> t.
		#autoLOC_8000298 = Vessel Width Size Restriction conflicts with <<1>> Facility Craft Width Limit of <<2>> m.
		#autoLOC_8000299 = Vessel Height Size Restriction conflicts with <<1>> Facility Craft Height Limit of <<2>> m.
		#autoLOC_8000300 = Vessel Length Size Restriction conflicts with <<1>> Facility Craft Length Limit of <<2>> m.
		#autoLOC_8000301 = Vessel Parts Restriction conflicts with <<1>> Facility Parts Limit of <<2>> parts.
		#autoLOC_8000302 = You now must build vessel <<1>> to continue the mission.
		#autoLOC_8000303 = Spawn New Vessel
		#autoLOC_8000304 = Vessel Part Count
		#autoLOC_8000305 = Check the number of parts in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8000306 = Are we flying a complete vessel? With this node you can compare the part count of a vessel to make sure you haven't lost any!
		#autoLOC_8000307 = Number of parts to compare against
		#autoLOC_8000308 = <<1>>Node: <<2>><<3>>
		#autoLOC_8001000 = Name
		#autoLOC_8001001 = Remove Applicant
		#autoLOC_8001002 = Accuracy Score
		#autoLOC_8001003 = Time score: awarded <<1>> points
		#autoLOC_8001004 = Any
		#autoLOC_8001005 = Player Built Vessel
		#autoLOC_8001006 = Modify Score
		#autoLOC_8001007 = Modify the player's total score.
		#autoLOC_8001008 = Test Accuracy
		#autoLOC_8001009 = Measure the accuracy of a test.
		#autoLOC_8001010 = Accuracy
		#autoLOC_8001011 = Use this node to measure the accuracy of the parent node. Useful for when you want to check how close to the objective a player is
		#autoLOC_8001012 = Accuracy: <<1>> <<2>>%
		#autoLOC_8001015 = Scoring enabled
		#autoLOC_8001016 = Enables/Disables the scoring system for the mission
		#autoLOC_8001017 = (Completed at <<1>> UT.)
		#autoLOC_8001018 = Trophies / Achievements:
		#autoLOC_8001019 = Total Score:
		#autoLOC_8001020 = Mission Status:
		#autoLOC_8001021 = Close
		#autoLOC_8001022 = Save and Quit
		#autoLOC_8001023 = Configure Scoring bonuses here that are applied to the overall mission when successful.
		#autoLOC_8001024 = Modify the overall mission score
		#autoLOC_8001025 = Add bonus score on completion
		#autoLOC_8001026 = Mission Mods:
		#autoLOC_8001027 = ---- autogenerated plugins list ---
		#autoLOC_8001028 = Accuracy Enabled
		#autoLOC_8001029 = You can dock an Accuracy Logic node into this node to get how accurate from 0% to 100% this test was completed.
		#autoLOC_8001034 = Max Score
		#autoLOC_8001037 = Stored
		#autoLOC_8001038 = Vessel Active Count
		#autoLOC_8001039 = Test how many vessels of the selected type exist in the game
		#autoLOC_8001040 = This node will give you a way to test how many player vessels are active in the current game. You can also use it to count some other types as well.
		#autoLOC_8001042 = Vessel Type
		#autoLOC_8001043 = Which type of vessels you want to count.
		#autoLOC_8001044 = Vessel Count
		#autoLOC_8001045 = The number of vessels to use in the comparison
		#autoLOC_8001046 = Vessel Recovery
		#autoLOC_8001047 = Check for a vessel recovered at home
		#autoLOC_8001048 = Use this node to detect when a vessel is recovered at the home body.\n\nIt can be really useful if you want to check for the main mission vessel being recovered.
		#autoLOC_8001049 = Player Controlled
		#autoLOC_8001050 = VAB Camera Controls in GAP (VAB/SPH Mode)
		#autoLOC_8001052 = Minimum Canvas Zoom
		#autoLOC_8002000 = Ground Location
		#autoLOC_8002001 = Do you want to save the current mission before going to the Tracking Station?
		#autoLOC_8002002 = Save Mission
		#autoLOC_8002003 = Launches from <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8002004 = Starts landed on <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8002005 = Starts in orbit around <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8002006 = View in Tracking Station
		#autoLOC_8002007 = Place on Water Surface
		#autoLOC_8002008 = First Part
		#autoLOC_8002009 = The first part for docking/undocking test.
		#autoLOC_8002010 = Second Part
		#autoLOC_8002011 = The second part for docking/undocking test.
		#autoLOC_8002012 = Docked / Undocked
		#autoLOC_8002013 = Part Docking / Undocking
		#autoLOC_8002014 = Docked
		#autoLOC_8002015 = Undocked
		#autoLOC_8002016 = Test whether two parts are docked in the same vessel or not
		#autoLOC_8002017 = Vessel Description
		#autoLOC_8002018 = Specify a description for the vessel that is displayed in the missions app for player built vessels.
		#autoLOC_8002019 = Another Vessel (<<1>>) is also set to launch from the same launch site (<<2>>) as this one.
		#autoLOC_8002020 = Any Role
		#autoLOC_8002021 = Any Tourist
		#autoLOC_8002022 = Kerbal: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8002023 = Kerbal Type
		#autoLOC_8002024 = Filter the type of Kerbals to choose from with this option
		#autoLOC_8002025 = Kerbal must board vessel
		#autoLOC_8002026 = Check this box if the kerbal must board a vessel to be rescued.\nIf unchecked the kerbal must simply come under your control\n(within loaded range of another vessel)
		#autoLOC_8002028 = Mission Briefing
		#autoLOC_8002029 = Show Mission Briefing
		#autoLOC_8002030 = Display the mission dialog at the start of the mission.
		#autoLOC_8002031 = Pause Mission
		#autoLOC_8002032 = If checked the mission will not progress until the dialog is closed by the player.
		#autoLOC_8002033 = The selected kerbal [<<1>>] on this node is not assigned to a vessel or spawn kerbal node in the mission.\nThis may be valid if you expect the player to use the kerbal in a player created vessel.
		#autoLOC_8002034 = Screen Area
		#autoLOC_8002035 = Set the screen area the dialog will appear in.
		#autoLOC_8002036 = Left
		#autoLOC_8002037 = Center
		#autoLOC_8002038 = Right
		#autoLOC_8002039 = Auto Close
		#autoLOC_8002040 = If turned on the dialog message box will close after the set time below.
		#autoLOC_8002041 = Timeout (Secs)
		#autoLOC_8002042 = The dialog will be automatically closed when this amount of seconds elapses.
		#autoLOC_8002043 = You have not selected a vessel for the first Vessel on this node.
		#autoLOC_8002044 = You have not selected a vessel for the second Vessel on this node.
		#autoLOC_8002047 = You have not selected a part for Vessel One.
		#autoLOC_8002048 = You have not selected a part for Vessel Two.
		#autoLOC_8002049 = You have selected the same Vessel and Part for vessel One and Two.
		#autoLOC_8002050 = Any Experiment
		#autoLOC_8002051 = Any Biome
		#autoLOC_8002052 = Situation: <<1>> is not available for Experiment: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8002053 = <<1>> is not valid for Experiment <<2>> on <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8002054 = Experiment must be stored for completion.
		#autoLOC_8002055 = Experiment must be transmitted or returned to Home Planet for completion.
		#autoLOC_8002056 = Add Module
		#autoLOC_8002057 = This node is useful when you need to check if a part is docked or undocked to another part.
		#autoLOC_8002058 = Last Vessel Spawn
		#autoLOC_8002059 = Last Vessel Build (VAB/SPH)
		#autoLOC_8002060 = Revert Mission...
		#autoLOC_8002061 = Reverting Mission
		#autoLOC_8002062 = Restarting will restart your mission from the beginning. Are you sure you want to do this?
		#autoLOC_8002063 = This vessel contains blacklisted parts which are not available at the moment:
		#autoLOC_8002064 = Check Apoapsis
		#autoLOC_8002065 = Select this option to test the orbits Apoapsis.
		#autoLOC_8002066 = Check Periapsis
		#autoLOC_8002067 = Select this option to test the orbits Periapsis.
		#autoLOC_8002068 = Apoapsis Min
		#autoLOC_8002069 = Set the Minimum Apoapsis height to test.
		#autoLOC_8002070 = Apoapsis Max
		#autoLOC_8002071 = Set the Maximum Apoapsis height to test.
		#autoLOC_8002072 = Periapsis Min
		#autoLOC_8002073 = Set the Minimum Periapsis height to test.
		#autoLOC_8002074 = Periapsis Max
		#autoLOC_8002075 = Set the maximum Periapsis height to test.
		#autoLOC_8002076 = Check Inclination
		#autoLOC_8002077 = Select this option to test the Inclination of the Orbit.
		#autoLOC_8002078 = Set the Inclination of the Orbit to test.
		#autoLOC_8002079 = Inclination Accuracy
		#autoLOC_8002080 = How accurately the vessels orbit needs to match the inclination value.
		#autoLOC_8002081 = Check LAN
		#autoLOC_8002082 = Select this option to test the Orbit LAN.
		#autoLOC_8002083 = Set the Orbit LAN to test.
		#autoLOC_8002084 = LAN Accuracy
		#autoLOC_8002085 = How accurately the vessels orbit needs to match the LAN value.
		#autoLOC_8002086 = Test Apoapsis is between <<1>>m and <<2>>m.
		#autoLOC_8002087 = Test Periapsis is between <<1>>m and <<2>>m.
		#autoLOC_8002088 = Test Inclination is within <<1>>% of <<2>>° inclination.
		#autoLOC_8002089 = Test LAN is within <<1>>% of <<2>>°.
		#autoLOC_8002090 = The Apoapsis minimum value should be less than the Apoapsis maximum value.
		#autoLOC_8002091 = The Periapsis minimum value should be less than the Periapsis maximum value.
		#autoLOC_8002092 = You have not set one of Check Apoapsis, Check Periapsis, Check Inclindation or Check LAN on.\nThe test will do nothing.
		#autoLOC_8002096 = Your ship has launchclamps for a ship that is set to launch to orbit.\nYou will need to remove them from your ship.
		#autoLOC_8002097 = Ship set for Orbit contains Launch Clamps
		#autoLOC_8002098 = The Creator of this mission used this name for one of their ships:\n\t<<1>>\n\nYou will need to choose another name to save your ship.
		#autoLOC_8002099 = Ship Name clashes with Mission Ship
		#autoLOC_8002100 = There is already a ship with the name <color=orange><<1>></color> in the <<2>> folder.\nFor Missions there can only be one unique ship with the same name in either the VAB or SPH folder.\nYou will need to choose another name to save your ship.
		#autoLOC_8002101 = Active Node: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8002102 = A Kerbal with the name of <<1>> already exists.\nName not changed.
		#autoLOC_8002103 = A Kerbal with the name of <<1>> already exists.\nKerbal Not Created.
		#autoLOC_8002104 = Larkes
		#autoLOC_8002105 = Prevent Recovery
		#autoLOC_8002106 = Enabling this setting will mean players are unable to recover vessels or kerbals.
		#autoLOC_8002107 = Recovery Disabled
		#autoLOC_8002108 = Recovery has been disabled by the mission creator.
		#autoLOC_8002109 = Vintage Suit
		#autoLOC_8002110 = Select this option to use vintage suits.
		#autoLOC_8002111 = Set this to true to place Launch Site on the surface of water.\nSet off to place Launch Site on the ground surface (even if under water).
		#autoLOC_8002112 = Dessert Launch Facility
		#autoLOC_8002113 = Dessert Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8002114 = Dessert Airfield
		#autoLOC_8002115 = The selected part on this node does not match the saved craft file. Please reselect the part for this node in the GAP.
		#autoLOC_8002116 = Generating Mission Flight State...
		#autoLOC_8002117 = Generating Mission Vessels...
		#autoLOC_8002118 = Building Mission...
		#autoLOC_8002119 = Generating Mission Launch Sites...
		#autoLOC_8002172 = No Matches Found
		#autoLOC_8002173 = Toolbox
		#autoLOC_8002174 = Canvas
		#autoLOC_8003010 = Last score: <<1>> , High Score: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8003011 = Completed in: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8003012 = Not played yet
		#autoLOC_8003013 = High Score: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8003014 = Vessels: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8003017 = Event Node
		#autoLOC_8003018 = When checked this hides this node and others down the path \nuntil this node activates.\n\nUse this setting to hide surprises from the player.
		#autoLOC_8003019 = Stability Time
		#autoLOC_8003020 = Max Surface Velocity
		#autoLOC_8003050 = Ignore Surface Velocity
		#autoLOC_8003051 = Set this if you dont care about a max surface velocity.
		#autoLOC_8003052 = Splashed Vessel
		#autoLOC_8003053 = Return to Mission Builder
		#autoLOC_8003054 = Are you sure you want to end this test and return to the Mission Builder\n\nYou can resume your testing at any of the valid check points
		#autoLOC_8003055 = Whether the experiment results need to be stored or delivered back to the home body
		#autoLOC_8003056 = Show Roster
		#autoLOC_8003057 = Mission Roster
		#autoLOC_8003058 = Hard Mission:
		#autoLOC_8003059 = Check this to indicate to players that this mission \nshould be considered Hard.\n\nAlso changes the icon in the play and open dialogs.
		#autoLOC_8003060 = Generate new random name
		#autoLOC_8003061 = Time the vessel must stay withing the orbit to pass the test
		#autoLOC_8003062 = Allow Acceleration
		#autoLOC_8003063 = If checked acceleration changes will not reset the stability timer
		#autoLOC_8003064 = Validation Runs:
		#autoLOC_8003065 = A vessel situation is set to Creator Defined, but no craft file has been selected
		#autoLOC_8003066 = \n\tNode: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8003067 = Issues:\n
		#autoLOC_8003068 = \nCheck the messages and validation report in builder
		#autoLOC_8003069 = Unable to Start Mission
		#autoLOC_8003070 = Activate Once Only
		#autoLOC_8003071 = Set this to ensure that the node\ncan only activate one time
		#autoLOC_8003072 = Fail
		#autoLOC_8003073 = Show Inflight Label
		#autoLOC_8003074 = When checked will show an inflight label when within 100km of target center
		#autoLOC_8003075 = Always False
		#autoLOC_8003076 = A logic node that is always <b>false</b>
		#autoLOC_8003077 = Always True
		#autoLOC_8003078 = A logic node that is always <b>true</b>
		#autoLOC_8003079 = Use this node for placeholders or information. A good use for this is when you want to make 'fake' objectives before an event happens.
		#autoLOC_8003080 = Use this node to redirect the mission path as it will always be true. A good use for this is in a loop situation.
		#autoLOC_8003081 = A vessel that the player will build \nwhen playing the mission
		#autoLOC_8003082 = A vessel that you build during mission creation \nand the player will use during the mission
		#autoLOC_8003083 = Delete Crew Member
		#autoLOC_8003084 = Do you want to delete this kerbal?
		#autoLOC_8003085 = Delete Checkpoint
		#autoLOC_8003086 = Do you want to delete this checkpoint?
		#autoLOC_8003100 = Success
		#autoLOC_8003101 = Failure
		#autoLOC_8003102 = Mission Briefing
		#autoLOC_8003103 = Cannot use the map. Currently locked by a Mission
		#autoLOC_8003104 = Cannot activate IVA camera. Currently locked by a Mission
		#autoLOC_8003105 = Cannot activate flight camera. Currently locked by a Mission
		#autoLOC_8003106 = Mission will switch to IVA camera when ready
		#autoLOC_8003107 = Select a Banner
		#autoLOC_8003108 = Are you sure you want to delete this banner from the mission folder?
		#autoLOC_8003109 = Delete Banner
		#autoLOC_8003122 = Modify the player's available Funds
		#autoLOC_8003123 = With this node you can adjust the amount of funds available to a player. Use it to give them extra funds for completing an objective, or punish them by reducing their funds when they make mistakes.
		#autoLOC_8003124 = Modify available funds by setting it, adding, substracting, multiplying or dividing
		#autoLOC_8003125 = Change Funds
		#autoLOC_8003126 = Add Funds
		#autoLOC_8003127 = Subtract Funds
		#autoLOC_8003128 = Set Funds
		#autoLOC_8003129 = Test Funds
		#autoLOC_8003130 = Compare the Available Funds
		#autoLOC_8003131 = <<1>> <<2>> Funds
		#autoLOC_8003132 = Funds
		#autoLOC_8003133 = Funds to be compared with current available funds
		#autoLOC_8003134 = The way to test how frugal your player is being. This is the way to make decisions based on the available funds a player has, and direct your mission accordingly.
		#autoLOC_8003135 = Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8003136 = Spawnable
		#autoLOC_8003137 = Resources and Science
		#autoLOC_8003138 = Currency and Score
		#autoLOC_8003139 = Utility
		#autoLOC_8003152 = Orbit Parameters
		#autoLOC_8003153 = Check selected parameters of a vessel orbit
		#autoLOC_8003154 = Allows you to compare the selected vessel orbit with selected parameters. Turn on the checkboxes for the parts you care about and check if the orbit is stable, the vessel under acceleration, or simply just around the right planet.
		#autoLOC_8003156 = Delete checkpoints and Launch new Test
		#autoLOC_8003157 = Do you want to delete all the current mission checkpoints and start a new test?
		#autoLOC_8003158 = Do you want to delete all dirty checkpoints for this mission?
		#autoLOC_8003159 = Delete dirty checkpoint
		#autoLOC_8003160 = Test Mission - Checkpoints
		#autoLOC_8003161 = Invalid Checkpoint
		#autoLOC_8003162 = The selected checkpoint is relates to a node that is no longer accessible.\n\nPlease choose another Checkpoint.
		#autoLOC_8003163 = Dirty Checkpoint
		#autoLOC_8003164 = The mission node related to this checkpoint has changed, making the checkpoint invalid.\n\nPlease load from an earlier
		#autoLOC_8003165 = Reset and Continue
		#autoLOC_8003166 = Mission Difficulty
		#autoLOC_8003167 = Beginner
		#autoLOC_8003168 = Intermediate
		#autoLOC_8003169 = Advanced
		#autoLOC_8003170 = Extreme
		#autoLOC_8003171 = <color=#2cfa1f>Beginner</color>
		#autoLOC_8003172 = <color=#b4d455>Intermediate</color>
		#autoLOC_8003173 = <color=#cdfd02>Advanced</color>
		#autoLOC_8003174 = <color=#feb200>Extreme</color>
		#autoLOC_8003175 = (optional) Enter the maximum score a player can achieve\nin the mission so they have a goal to aim for in replays
		#autoLOC_8003176 = Making History - The Race to Space
		#autoLOC_8003177 = Mission Madness
		#autoLOC_8003178 = Tutorials
		#autoLOC_8003179 = Trigger Action Group
		#autoLOC_8003180 = Trigger an Action Group in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8003181 = This action will trigger the selected action group on the selected vessel.\n\nIf the selected vessel is not the currently active one, then the node will\nnot activate till the selected vessel becomes player controlled.
		#autoLOC_8003182 = This function is locked in this tutorial
		#autoLOC_8003183 = Instantly changes the amount of a selected resource in a vessel. Affects loaded vessels using the resource flow.
		#autoLOC_8003186 = Also delete in progress and test missions
		#autoLOC_8004000 = Change amount of resource in a vessel instantly
		#autoLOC_8004001 = Explode the vessel part-by-part
		#autoLOC_8004002 = Change the score of the mission
		#autoLOC_8004003 = Explode a specific part
		#autoLOC_8004004 = Change amount of resource in a part over time
		#autoLOC_8004005 = Activate the next stage in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004006 = Check for a vessel being destroyed
		#autoLOC_8004007 = Spawn an Asteroid somewhere in the universe
		#autoLOC_8004008 = Spawn a Kerbal somewhere in the universe
		#autoLOC_8004009 = Spawn a Launch Site somewhere in the universe
		#autoLOC_8004010 = Spawn a Vessel somewhere in the universe
		#autoLOC_8004011 = Check for Kerbal assigned to a seat
		#autoLOC_8004012 = Display a message in a dialog box
		#autoLOC_8004013 = Check if a vessel is leaving a Sphere of Influence
		#autoLOC_8004014 = Check for a Kerbal going on EVA
		#autoLOC_8004015 = Check if a vessel is flying
		#autoLOC_8004016 = Check for Funds received by recovering vessels.
		#autoLOC_8004017 = Check for a Kerbal boarding a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004018 = Check for a Kerbal recovered at home
		#autoLOC_8004019 = Check for a Kerbal being rescued
		#autoLOC_8004020 = Check if a vessel is landed
		#autoLOC_8004021 = Display an on-screen message
		#autoLOC_8004022 = Compare the Mission Score
		#autoLOC_8004023 = Check a vessel orbit
		#autoLOC_8004024 = Trigger a part failure
		#autoLOC_8004025 = Repair a part failure
		#autoLOC_8004026 = Plant a flag
		#autoLOC_8004027 = Check if a vessel is entering a Sphere of Influence
		#autoLOC_8004028 = Check amount of resource in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004029 = Check for Resources received by recovering vessels
		#autoLOC_8004030 = Check for performing a science experiment
		#autoLOC_8004031 = Check if a vessel is splashed down
		#autoLOC_8004032 = Check if a certain stage is activated
		#autoLOC_8004033 = Check if a Kerbal reaches a surface location
		#autoLOC_8004034 = Check if a vessel is flying over a surface location
		#autoLOC_8004035 = Check if a vessel reaches a surface location
		#autoLOC_8004036 = Check time since flight started
		#autoLOC_8004037 = Check time since this mission started
		#autoLOC_8004038 = Check time since a chosen node
		#autoLOC_8004039 = Check a vessel altitude
		#autoLOC_8004040 = Check a vessel altitude
		#autoLOC_8004041 = Check the number of Kerbals in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004042 = Check the mass of a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004043 = Check the number of stages in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004046 = Mission Elapsed Time (MET)
		#autoLOC_8004048 = This node will change the amount of the specified resource in a part instantly.\n\nYou could use this node to simulate a gauge malfunction ("Oh no the fuel gauge was stuck!").
		#autoLOC_8004049 = Use this node to trigger the part by part explosion of the chosen vessel.\n\nThe delay value will spread out the part explosions so you can tease the player or have it all go up in one big fireball.
		#autoLOC_8004050 = Adjusting the mission score is the purpose of this node. Use the various options to reward or punish the players of your mission.
		#autoLOC_8004051 = In the "what you see is what you get" category is this node. Select a part and it will explode.
		#autoLOC_8004052 = Adds a gradual change in a part's resource levels over time. You can use this one to create a resource leak, or resource generation over time.\n\nAdd a level of fear to those fuel levels or make a challenge where you slowly add fuel to a rocket ascent instead of starting all fueled up.
		#autoLOC_8004053 = This action will activate the next stage on the selected vessel. If the selected vessel is not the currently active one, then the node will not activate till the selected vessel becomes player controlled.
		#autoLOC_8004054 = Also known as the R.I.P. node, this one will detect a vessel's destruction for you.
		#autoLOC_8004055 = Generate and place an asteroid out in the universe.\n\nWarning: Large rocks on collision courses can be hazardous to your health.
		#autoLOC_8004056 = Will place the selected kerbal at your desired position. Can be used to place a kerbal to be rescued, to start a cross country trek or just to enjoy the view from a polar orbit of Duna.
		#autoLOC_8004057 = Want to start your intrepid explorers from somewhere other than home? This node lets you deploy a Launch Site that you can then use as a jump-off point for launches, or a target for crashes... I mean landings.
		#autoLOC_8004058 = Sets up a vessel to be created to your specifications and at the place of your choosing. Whether that be in orbit or on the floor of the ocean - just remember to pack your sunscreen if it's in Low Orbit around the Sun.
		#autoLOC_8004059 = Use this node to check if a kerbal has arrived where you want them to be.
		#autoLOC_8004060 = Have one of our expert instructors pass on knowledge or instructions to the player during your mission.\n\n* Comic relief not included.
		#autoLOC_8004061 = Want to make sure a vessel has flown away? Use this node to make sure they leave the Sphere of Influence of your choice.
		#autoLOC_8004062 = Check for when a kerbal goes Extra Vehicular. This triggers when the configured kerbal leaves the building... I mean vessel.
		#autoLOC_8004063 = This checks if a vessel is flying in the configured situation.
		#autoLOC_8004064 = This node can be used to track the accumulation of funds through the recovery of vessels, kerbals, resources and other second hand items.
		#autoLOC_8004065 = A way to tell when kerbals come back inside. Just make sure they shut the door.
		#autoLOC_8004066 = Through the use of this node we can detect when a kerbal is recovered.
		#autoLOC_8004067 = Get out there and reach that kerbal. This node will activate when the player reaches a stranded kerbal's position and they can be brought into the team.
		#autoLOC_8004068 = Check that a vessel is landed. You can also check that it's stopped as well.
		#autoLOC_8004069 = An onscreen message prompt to give quick status messages.
		#autoLOC_8004070 = Want to check how the player is doing in your mission? Perhaps to give them extra opportunities to gain points? This node is for you.
		#autoLOC_8004071 = Compares the selected vessel orbit with a target orbit. It compares the full orbit of the vessel against the target orbit. Is it stable? The right dimensions? Are they under acceleration? What's their favorite color*?\n\n* Color not included.
		#autoLOC_8004072 = Make things "interesting" with this node. You can configure various parts and failures to occur in the vessels in your mission.
		#autoLOC_8004073 = Use this node to reverse failures you may have applied previously to vessels.
		#autoLOC_8004074 = Direct your players to plant a flag in the spot of your choosing.
		#autoLOC_8004075 = The opposite of leaving. Has that vessel entered the configured Sphere of Influence?
		#autoLOC_8004076 = Does your vessel have a full tank? Use this to check how much of a specific resource is in the vessel.
		#autoLOC_8004077 = This node can be used to track the accumulation of resources through the recovery of vessels.
		#autoLOC_8004078 = Make your kerbals work for a living. Tests for performance of a science experiment and you can choose if they need to bring the results home or just transmit it home.
		#autoLOC_8004079 = Splash! This node is used to check if a vessel is splashed down in your selected location.
		#autoLOC_8004080 = Monitor for a specific stage being activated in your vessel.
		#autoLOC_8004081 = Take a kerbal to a specific location on a celestial body.
		#autoLOC_8004082 = This node is used to check for flying through a waypoint on a celestial body.
		#autoLOC_8004083 = Direct a vessel to a specific location on a celestial body.
		#autoLOC_8004084 = Tests how long it has been since the selected vessel was launched.
		#autoLOC_8004085 = Compare against the amount of time that's passed since this mission was started - measures in Universal Time.
		#autoLOC_8004086 = Use this node to make decisions based on how long it's been since the player reached a previous node. It's based on the Universal Time when the selected node was activated.
		#autoLOC_8004087 = Reach for the stars... or at least part way there. Compare a vessel's altitude with this node.
		#autoLOC_8004088 = Reach for the stars... or at least part way there. Compare a vessel's altitude with this node.
		#autoLOC_8004089 = How many scientists did you bring along? This will let you count the crew and type in a vessel.
		#autoLOC_8004090 = Is it heavy? With this node you can compare a vessel's mass to make decisions.
		#autoLOC_8004091 = Compare how many stages are in a vessel with your target value.
		#autoLOC_8004092 = Category: <<1>>\n\n
		#autoLOC_8004093 = Docks To: All nodes other than start node\n
		#autoLOC_8004094 = Docks To: All nodes which support this scoring node\n
		#autoLOC_8004095 = Docks To: Start node\n
		#autoLOC_8004096 = Parameters:\n
		#autoLOC_8004097 = Docks To: None
		#autoLOC_8004098 = Change Part Resource Levels
		#autoLOC_8004141 = Check the distance between a vessel and an object
		#autoLOC_8004142 = This node can be used as your yardstick to check just how far it is between two items.
		#autoLOC_8004144 = Action
		#autoLOC_8004145 = Location
		#autoLOC_8004146 = Logic
		#autoLOC_8004147 = Science
		#autoLOC_8004148 = Vessel
		#autoLOC_8004149 = Current score: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8004150 = Flights: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8004151 = Tags: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8004152 = Nodes: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8004153 = Mission Settings
		#autoLOC_8004154 = Mission Settings
		#autoLOC_8004155 = Score Range
		#autoLOC_8004156 = Award points based on time
		#autoLOC_8004157 = Award points based on resources in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004158 = Modify current score by setting it, adding, substracting, multiplying or dividing
		#autoLOC_8004159 = Award points based on how close the player is to a specified value
		#autoLOC_8004160 = Add points to the mission score
		#autoLOC_8004161 = Catch All Node
		#autoLOC_8004162 = Catch All nodes are considered to be connected to all other nodes and will\n activate whenever the condition is met regardless of where the current active node is.\n\n For example, you could use it to detect when a vessel crashes and end\n the mission at that point.
		#autoLOC_8004164 = Test Velocity
		#autoLOC_8004165 = Check a vessel's velocity
		#autoLOC_8004166 = Just how fast are we going? Use this node to check on the velocity of a vessel.
		#autoLOC_8004167 = Surface Velocity
		#autoLOC_8004168 = Orbital Velocity
		#autoLOC_8004169 = Velocity
		#autoLOC_8004170 = The velocity to compare against in m/s
		#autoLOC_8004171 = Velocity Mode
		#autoLOC_8004172 = Choose the velocity mode to measure against
		#autoLOC_8004173 = A goal velocity for a vessel
		#autoLOC_8004174 = Spawn Flag
		#autoLOC_8004175 = Spawn a flag somewhere in the universe
		#autoLOC_8004177 = Place a flag out in the universe to be a marker for your players, leave messages behind, or provide a moguls course for a winter sporting event.
		#autoLOC_8004179 = Camera Mode
		#autoLOC_8004180 = Change and Lock the camera mode for the player
		#autoLOC_8004181 = Use this node to force the camera to change on the player. You can also lock the camera in that new mode to make things interesting as well.
		#autoLOC_8004182 = Camera Mode
		#autoLOC_8004183 = No Change
		#autoLOC_8004184 = Flight
		#autoLOC_8004185 = IVA
		#autoLOC_8004186 = Camera Lock
		#autoLOC_8004187 = Lock & Allow Map
		#autoLOC_8004188 = Unlock
		#autoLOC_8004189 = Lock & Disable Map
		#autoLOC_8004191 = On: <<1>>\n Longitude: <<2>>° \nLatitude: <<3>>°
		#autoLOC_8004192 = Orbiting: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8004193 = Site Name
		#autoLOC_8004194 = Plaque Text
		#autoLOC_8004195 = Camera mode is locked.
		#autoLOC_8004196 = Distance From
		#autoLOC_8004197 = Select the type of object to calculate the distance from.
		#autoLOC_8004198 = Vessel to calculate the distance from.
		#autoLOC_8004199 = Location Node
		#autoLOC_8004200 = Distance To
		#autoLOC_8004201 = Select the type of object to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004202 = Asteroid to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004203 = Flag to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004204 = Launch site to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004205 = Node which specifies a location to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004206 = Distance in km to compare to...
		#autoLOC_8004207 = Straight Line
		#autoLOC_8004208 = Surface Distance
		#autoLOC_8004209 = Calculation
		#autoLOC_8004210 = The method used to measure distance. Straight Line should be obvious.\nSurface Distance will project the locations onto the surface of the celestial\nbody and calculate the distance along the surface.
		#autoLOC_8004211 = Vessel to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004217 = Active Vessel
		#autoLOC_8004218 = Active Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8004219 = The same kerbal has been selected for both parts of the distance calculation
		#autoLOC_8004220 = The same vessel has been selected for both parts of the distance calculation
		#autoLOC_8004221 = Select a tourist to calculate the distance from.
		#autoLOC_8004222 = Select a kerbal to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004223 = Select a asteroid to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004224 = Select a flag to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004225 = Select a location node to calculate the distance to.
		#autoLOC_8004226 = Distance: <<1>> <<2>>m
		#autoLOC_8004241 = Mission is incompatible with this version of KSP.\n\nAre you sure you want to continue?
		#autoLOC_8004248 = Mission incompatible
		#autoLOC_8005000 = Editing disabled due to localization\nThis value is read from a localization tag
		#autoLOC_8005001 = Override Mission Builder Localization Lock
		#autoLOC_8005002 = Current State
		#autoLOC_8005003 = On
		#autoLOC_8005004 = Off
		#autoLOC_8005005 = Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8005006 = Pilot
		#autoLOC_8005007 = Scientist
		#autoLOC_8005008 = Engineer
		#autoLOC_8005009 = Open
		#autoLOC_8005010 = All Part Upgrades Applied in Mission
		#autoLOC_8005011 = If a part has tech upgrades, they will be applied in sandbox mode
		#autoLOC_8005012 = Facility Options
		#autoLOC_8005013 = Mission
		#autoLOC_8005014 = The level of this facility
		#autoLOC_8005015 = Administration Level
		#autoLOC_8005016 = Astronaut Complex Level
		#autoLOC_8005017 = Launchpad Level
		#autoLOC_8005018 = Mission Control Level
		#autoLOC_8005019 = R&D Level
		#autoLOC_8005020 = Runway Level
		#autoLOC_8005021 = SPH Level
		#autoLOC_8005022 = Tracking Station Level
		#autoLOC_8005023 = VAB Level
		#autoLOC_8005024 = Extra Options
		#autoLOC_8005025 = Astronaut Complex Open
		#autoLOC_8005026 = Astronauts are Volunteers
		#autoLOC_8005027 = VAB/SPH Open
		#autoLOC_8005028 = Other Launchsites Open
		#autoLOC_8005029 = Cheats Enabled
		#autoLOC_8005030 = When the player can hire more kerbals in the AC.
		#autoLOC_8005031 = When the player does not pay to hire kerbals.
		#autoLOC_8005032 = When the player can create new vessels during the mission.
		#autoLOC_8005033 = When the player can launch new vessels they have created to non-KSC launchsites during the mission.
		#autoLOC_8005034 = When the player can use the cheats from the debug menu during the mission.
		#autoLOC_8005035 = Gameplay Options
		#autoLOC_8005036 = Enable Funding
		#autoLOC_8005037 = Disable this to remove funding from the Mission.
		#autoLOC_8005038 = Starting Funds
		#autoLOC_8005039 = Amount of funds the mission player will start with.
		#autoLOC_8005040 = Enable Kerbal Levels
		#autoLOC_8005041 = With this setting off, all astronauts start with maximum experience.
		#autoLOC_8005042 = Pilot Max Level
		#autoLOC_8005043 = Maximum level of pilot that can be played in the mission
		#autoLOC_8005044 = Scientist Max Level
		#autoLOC_8005045 = Maximum level of scientist that can be played in the mission
		#autoLOC_8005046 = Engineer Max Level
		#autoLOC_8005047 = Maximum level of engineer that can be played in the mission
		#autoLOC_8005048 = No Pack
		#autoLOC_8005049 = Displayed Resource
		#autoLOC_8005050 = Display Resources
		#autoLOC_8005051 = Remove Dirty
		#autoLOC_8005052 = Checkpoint
		#autoLOC_8005053 = Objective
		#autoLOC_8005054 = Validating...
		#autoLOC_8005055 = Invalid checkpoint file
		#autoLOC_8005056 = Performance Details
		#autoLOC_8005057 = Mission will be exported to Missions/_Exports as <<1>>.zip
		#autoLOC_8005061 = End Test
		#autoLOC_8005063 = Medium-Short
		#autoLOC_8005064 = Medium
		#autoLOC_8005065 = Medium-Long
		#autoLOC_8005066 = Long
		#autoLOC_8005067 = Short
		#autoLOC_8005068 = Assign crew to the seats on this vessel
		#autoLOC_8005069 = Creating Checkpoint...
		#autoLOC_8005070 = <b><color=#4DC44D>Selected:</color></b>: <<1>>\n <b><color=#FFA500>Highlighted:</color></b>: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8005071 = Dawn of the Space Age
		#autoLOC_8005072 = Greetings! This mission tests your mettle at the dawn of the space age.\n\nYou'll build a basic rocket to reach a low altitude. Secondly, you'll build a high-altitude sounding rocket that will take a temperature reading from the upper atmosphere. Finally, you'll create Kerbin's first artificial satellite, Jebnik 1, and complete an orbit of Kerbin!
		#autoLOC_8005073 = Build a sounding rocket that can reach 25km, take a temperature reading, and return safely.
		#autoLOC_8005074 = Build the K-7
		#autoLOC_8005075 = Use the most basic parts to build a sounding rocket.
		#autoLOC_8005076 = K-7 Test Rocket
		#autoLOC_8005077 = A rocket that will reach 5000 meters and return to Kerbin, preferably landing near the old Island Airfield.\n\nWe have a limited launchpad mass capacity, so <b>reducing the engine fuel will be necessary</b>.
		#autoLOC_8005078 = K-7 Reach Altitude
		#autoLOC_8005079 = Reach 2500 meters.
		#autoLOC_8005080 = K-7 Reach 5k Altitude
		#autoLOC_8005081 = K-7b Landed
		#autoLOC_8005082 = K-7 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005083 = Jebnik 1 Destroyed in Upper Atmosphere
		#autoLOC_8005084 = You've let us down, Komrade. This is the simplest mission - it isn't rocket science after all. Err...
		#autoLOC_8005085 = K-7 Landed in Island
		#autoLOC_8005086 = Landed somewhere in the Island.
		#autoLOC_8005087 = K-7 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8005088 = Splashdown somewhere.
		#autoLOC_8005089 = Landing K-7
		#autoLOC_8005090 = Add score to the player's total.
		#autoLOC_8005091 = Splashing K-7
		#autoLOC_8005092 = Altitude Achieved!
		#autoLOC_8005093 = You made it! This is our first step toward space and we have you to thank. Hey, can you see my house from up there? \n\nWe decided getting the rocket wet might be a Very Bad Idea, so do you mind trying to <b><i>land ON the old runway</b></i> instead? The engineers say "park it in front of the second hangar" for ease of recovery.
		#autoLOC_8005094 = K-7 Landed
		#autoLOC_8005095 = Create K-7b
		#autoLOC_8005096 = K-7b High Altitude Sounding Rocket
		#autoLOC_8005097 = A rocket that flies to a minimum altitude of 48,000 meters, takes a temperature reading, and returns safely to Kerbin.
		#autoLOC_8005098 = K-7 Landing Zone
		#autoLOC_8005099 = Land at the old airfield if you can.
		#autoLOC_8005100 = Landing K-7 with Precision
		#autoLOC_8005101 = K-7b Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005102 = You need to return the data safely to the surface. Try again!
		#autoLOC_8005103 = K-7b Reach Altitude
		#autoLOC_8005104 = Reach 48,000 meters.
		#autoLOC_8005105 = Display Dialog Action
		#autoLOC_8005106 = You are above 48,000 meters! We can finally answer the question: how cold is it that far up?\n\nQuick, <b><i>take a temperature reading</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8005107 = Upper Atmosphere Sounding
		#autoLOC_8005108 = Take a temperature reading above 48,000 meters.
		#autoLOC_8005109 = Running Temperature Scan
		#autoLOC_8005110 = Jebnik 1 Lift off
		#autoLOC_8005111 = Brilliant Work!
		#autoLOC_8005112 = This data will help us better understand important things, like high altitude weather patterns and what kind of fuzzy sweaters we'll need to pack for future astronauts.\n\nNow <b><i>bring it down in the eastern ocean</b></i>if you can.
		#autoLOC_8005113 = K-7b Touchdown
		#autoLOC_8005114 = Land somewhere (not ideal).
		#autoLOC_8005115 = Vessel Landed
		#autoLOC_8005116 = Landing K-7b
		#autoLOC_8005117 = Not What We Hoped
		#autoLOC_8005118 = Next time, aim for the big blue wet thing.
		#autoLOC_8005119 = K-7b Splashdown
		#autoLOC_8005120 = Vessel Splashed
		#autoLOC_8005121 = Splashing Down K-7b
		#autoLOC_8005122 = Create Jebnik 1
		#autoLOC_8005123 = Jebnik 1
		#autoLOC_8005124 = Create a rocket -- and probe -- that can achieve Kerbin equatorial orbit launching from the Woomerang launch site.\n
		#autoLOC_8005125 = K-7b Precision Splashdown
		#autoLOC_8005126 = Splashdown in the ocean to the east of Kerbal Space Center.
		#autoLOC_8005127 = Splashing Down K-7b
		#autoLOC_8005128 = Excellent Work
		#autoLOC_8005129 = We believe our rocket technology is ready for its final test: a satellite that can orbit Kerbin. Do not let us down!
		#autoLOC_8005130 = Your Mission: Part Three
		#autoLOC_8005131 = Your Mission
		#autoLOC_8005132 = This is it. You're flying the first vessel to leave Kerbin's atmosphere and orbit the planet.\n\nNervous? Don't be. We're not...<i>OK, maybe we're a little nervous.</i>
		#autoLOC_8005133 = Reaching Space
		#autoLOC_8005134 = Well Done Indeed!
		#autoLOC_8005135 = All of Kerbin shall hear our radio signal! And just imagine what we've unlocked today. However, we cannot risk our rocket technology falling into the wrong hands.\n\n <b><i>destroy Jebnik 1 in the atmosphere if you can</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8005136 = Equatorial Orbit on Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8005137 = Complete a full orbit of Kerbin.
		#autoLOC_8005138 = Orbit Test
		#autoLOC_8005139 = Jebnik 1 Landed
		#autoLOC_8005140 = Vessel has landed
		#autoLOC_8005141 = Oh no! We said destroy it! Now everyone will know our secrets!
		#autoLOC_8005142 = Jebnik 1 Splashed Down
		#autoLOC_8005143 = Vessel has splashed in water
		#autoLOC_8005144 = Jebnik 1 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005145 = Fly! Fly!
		#autoLOC_8005146 = It works! I mean, of course it works! Look at your rocket flying!\n\nKeep it up, head for 5000 meters!
		#autoLOC_8005147 = K-7 Reach Altitude
		#autoLOC_8005148 = A goal altitude for a vessel
		#autoLOC_8005149 = Altitude Test
		#autoLOC_8005150 = Eureka!
		#autoLOC_8005151 = It works, it really works! With what we've learned, we can start building bigger and better rockets, until we finally reach the stars.\n\nYour next assignment is to create a sounding rocket -- one that can reach a much higher altitude. Good luck!
		#autoLOC_8005152 = History Made
		#autoLOC_8005153 = You're already higher than any Kerbal in history.\n\nKeep breaking those records!
		#autoLOC_8005154 = Jebnik 1 Reach Altitude 1
		#autoLOC_8005155 = Gravity is Your Friend
		#autoLOC_8005156 = Remember, your goal is to reach orbit.\n\nBegin your gravity turn if you have not already done so!
		#autoLOC_8005157 = Jebnik 1 Reach Altitude 2
		#autoLOC_8005158 = Slip the Bonds of Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8005159 = Only 10,000 meters to go until you exit the atmosphere.\n\nKeep it steady.
		#autoLOC_8005160 = Jebnik 1 Reach Altitude 3
		#autoLOC_8005161 = Fly above the atmosphere.
		#autoLOC_8005162 = First Vessel In Space
		#autoLOC_8005163 = Your rocket is the first Kerbal vessel to reach space. This achievement cannot be overstated. Your name will be remembered for all time.\n\nNow, keep going and <b><i>establish an orbit</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8005164 = Your Goal: Part One
		#autoLOC_8005165 = Your Mission
		#autoLOC_8005166 = Your goal is twofold: to <b><i>reach 5000 meters</b></i>, and to guide the K-7 rocket to <b><i>splashdown near the old airfield</b></i> east of Kerbal Space Center.
		#autoLOC_8005167 = Your Mission: Part Two
		#autoLOC_8005168 = Aim High
		#autoLOC_8005169 = For this leg of the mission you need to <b><i>fly above 48,000 meters and take a sounding (temperature reading)</b></i>, then splash down in the ocean a long way east. \n\nA skilled pilot can fly with precision. <b><i>We've marked a couple of nodes for you to attempt to hit</b></i> - feel up to the task?
		#autoLOC_8005170 = Waypoint 1
		#autoLOC_8005171 = Waypoint 2
		#autoLOC_8005172 = Waypoint 3
		#autoLOC_8005173 = Easy Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8005174 = Medium Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8005175 = Hard Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8005176 = Upper Atmosphere
		#autoLOC_8005177 = Jebnik 1 Destroyed in Atmosphere
		#autoLOC_8005178 = Jebnik 1 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005179 = Jebnik 1 Destroyed in Lower Atmosphere
		#autoLOC_8005180 = Lower Atmosphere
		#autoLOC_8005181 = Wait for Destroyed Jebnik
		#autoLOC_8005182 = K-7b Splashed
		#autoLOC_8005183 = Reaching Equatorial Orbit
		#autoLOC_8005184 = Jebnik 1 Landed
		#autoLOC_8005185 = We believe our rocket technology is ready for its final test: a satellite that can orbit Kerbin.\n\nDo not let us down!
		#autoLOC_8005186 = Excellent Work
		#autoLOC_8005187 = Your Mission: Part Three
		#autoLOC_8005188 = This is it. You're flying the first vessel to leave Kerbin's atmosphere and orbit the planet.\n\nNervous? Don't be. We're not...<i>OK, maybe we're a little nervous.</i>
		#autoLOC_8005189 = All of Kerbin shall hear our radio signal! And just imagine what we've unlocked today. However, we cannot risk our rocket technology falling into the wrong hands.\n\nYou need to destroy Jebnik 1!
		#autoLOC_8005190 = Msg Mission Failed
		#autoLOC_8005191 = You missed the objective
		#autoLOC_8005192 = You didn't reach the required altitude, this tech is not ready yet.
		#autoLOC_8005193 = Wait for Fail
		#autoLOC_8005194 = K-7 Landed Elsewhere
		#autoLOC_8005195 = Trouble in the Void
		#autoLOC_8005196 = This mission is all about how well you perform under pressure -- or lack thereof!\n\nYou've made it to orbit in the Valskhod 2 on one of our first crewed missions, but something's about to go terribly wrong...
		#autoLOC_8005197 = Valskhod 2
		#autoLOC_8005198 = Running a Crew Report
		#autoLOC_8005199 = Crew Report Timer
		#autoLOC_8005200 = Rebooting Main Computer
		#autoLOC_8005201 = Rebooting Now!
		#autoLOC_8005202 = You made it! Well done! We're sending the reboot message now and ... yes, it looks like your engines are back online and the cascade has quit. \n\nAre you ready for the next bit of bad news?\n\nThe electrical failure fried the Val's systems pretty well, so one of you will need to <b><i>land the SWM-94</b></i>. Good thing we equipped our satellites to deorbit, huh?\n\nAlso <b><i>land as much of the Valskhod as you can near KSC</b></i> so we can do a post-mortem on it.
		#autoLOC_8005203 = Run Vitals on the Crew
		#autoLOC_8005204 = Run a Crew Report to monitor the status of Kerbals on Valskhod 2.
		#autoLOC_8005205 = Mission Control: Part Three
		#autoLOC_8005206 = Don't Panic
		#autoLOC_8005207 = The good news is, your vitals are OK for now. The bad news is ... well, everything else. \n\nBut don't worry! Our engineers have a plan...sort of. \n\nThere's a communications satellite nearby, the new SWM-94. It's designed to stay in orbit for a long time, so it has its own maintenence terminal. If you <b><i>board the SWM-94</b></i>, we can completely reset the Val's computers, which should fix the problem.\n\nYou'll need to <b><i>EVA Tomford</b></i> over once you're close enough.\n\nReady? Get to that satellite before your ship starts failing!
		#autoLOC_8005208 = Land Valskhod 2 near KSC
		#autoLOC_8005209 = Vessel has landed
		#autoLOC_8005210 = Whew, that was testing... and exciting!\n\nWho said exploring Space would be a piece of cake? At least all kerbonauts are safe and sound back to Kerbin.\n\nLet's enjoy their survival for now... we'll risk their lives again soon enough!
		#autoLOC_8005211 = Splash Valskhod 2
		#autoLOC_8005212 = Landing in the Zone with Precision
		#autoLOC_8005213 = Congratulations, Valskhod 2. We are all ecstatic down here!\n\nFor the first time, a Kerbal space-walked in orbit!\n\nThis is opening a wide array of possibilities for Kerbalkind: new sports, new touristic activities and, of course, new forms of modern dancing.
		#autoLOC_8005214 = SWM-94
		#autoLOC_8005215 = Create satellite
		#autoLOC_8005216 = SWM-94 Comms Sat
		#autoLOC_8005217 = Land SWM-94
		#autoLOC_8005218 = Board Tomford into SWM-94
		#autoLOC_8005219 = Engine Back Online!
		#autoLOC_8005220 = Splash SWM-94
		#autoLOC_8005221 = Hurry Up!
		#autoLOC_8005222 = Perform That Crew Report!
		#autoLOC_8005223 = Valskhod 2, we promise this isn't one of Gus Kerman's jokes.\n\nYou need to give us that <b><i>Crew Report</b></i> stat!
		#autoLOC_8005224 = Reminder Timer
		#autoLOC_8005225 = Timer Node Test
		#autoLOC_8005226 = Timer 1
		#autoLOC_8005227 = Rebooting the System
		#autoLOC_8005228 = Mission Control: Part One
		#autoLOC_8005229 = Come In, Valskhod 2, Come In!
		#autoLOC_8005230 = Valskhod 2, can you hear us? Our computers report a massive, cascading electrical failure on your craft!\n\nStay calm, there's nothing to worry about, but on a completely unrelated note will you <b><i>run a Crew Report</b></i> so we can monitor your vitals?\n\nYou'll need to hurry, we may not have much time .... I mean, it should all be fine!
		#autoLOC_8005231 = Explosion Start
		#autoLOC_8005232 = Timer 3
		#autoLOC_8005233 = Timer 2
		#autoLOC_8005234 = Timer 4
		#autoLOC_8005235 = Timer 5
		#autoLOC_8005236 = Timer 6
		#autoLOC_8005237 = Timer 7
		#autoLOC_8005238 = Timer 8
		#autoLOC_8005239 = Part Explode 1
		#autoLOC_8005240 = Part Explode 2
		#autoLOC_8005241 = Part Explode 3
		#autoLOC_8005242 = Part Explode 4
		#autoLOC_8005243 = Part Explode 5
		#autoLOC_8005244 = Part Explode 6
		#autoLOC_8005245 = Part Explode 7
		#autoLOC_8005246 = Part Explode 8
		#autoLOC_8005247 = Landing in the Zone
		#autoLOC_8005248 = Splash Valskhod 2
		#autoLOC_8005249 = One Down
		#autoLOC_8005250 = Another happy landing!\n\nNow bring the rest of the crew down in the satellite.
		#autoLOC_8005251 = Another happy landing!\n\nNow bring the rest of the crew down in the Val.
		#autoLOC_8005252 = Oh no!
		#autoLOC_8005253 = The cascade is starting to affect your craft's electrical systems.\n\n<b>You need to hurry!</b>
		#autoLOC_8005254 = Valskhod 2 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005255 = Checks if Valskhod 2 is destroyed.
		#autoLOC_8005256 = You're supposed to return safely to Kerbin, not explode in a (admittedly cool) giant fireball!
		#autoLOC_8005257 = SWM-94 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005258 = Check to see if SWM-94 is destroyed.
		#autoLOC_8005259 = The satellite was your ride home.\n\nTry not to blow it up next time!
		#autoLOC_8005260 = Activate IVA Camera
		#autoLOC_8005261 = Change and Lock the camera mode for the player
		#autoLOC_8005262 = Electrical Failure: Engines Down
		#autoLOC_8005263 = Boarding SWM-94
		#autoLOC_8005264 = Prepare for Reboot
		#autoLOC_8005265 = Prepare for Reboot Msg
		#autoLOC_8005266 = Great! You've made it. <b><i>Transmitting a Crew Report</b></i> will initiate the Reboot.
		#autoLOC_8005267 = Land Valskhod 2
		#autoLOC_8005268 = We've Lost Valkshod 2
		#autoLOC_8005269 = You didn't make it in time.\n\nWe've lost Valskhod 2 and its crew.
		#autoLOC_8005270 = Mission Failed
		#autoLOC_8005271 = Explode Valkshod 2
		#autoLOC_8005272 = Wait for Explosion
		#autoLOC_8005273 = Jeb Boarding SWM-94
		#autoLOC_8005274 = Hi Jeb!
		#autoLOC_8005275 = Hi Jeb...hmm, I said board Tomford.\n\nHurry up, bring him over here!
		#autoLOC_8005276 = Acapello 15
		#autoLOC_8005277 = Hello Team! The time has finally come to explore our second natural satellite.\n\nThis mission will be focused on exploration and rock extraction, so we're going to need a powerful rover among other things.\n\nLet's <b><i>build a vessel capable of taking the rover to Minmus and bringing back the precious load to Kerbin.</b></i>
		#autoLOC_8005278 = Create Rover and delivery Vessel
		#autoLOC_8005279 = - Minmus Rover that can mine and hold a small amount of ore (<50).
		#autoLOC_8005280 = Land on Minmus
		#autoLOC_8005281 = Go to Digging Point
		#autoLOC_8005282 = Extract Ore
		#autoLOC_8005283 = DIALOG3
		#autoLOC_8005284 = Acapello 15
		#autoLOC_8005285 = Acapello 15, we have an unexpected task for you! \n\nAs unbelievable as it sounds, we're receiving a distress call coming from a stranded astronaut on Minmus. \n\nWe're really skeptical about this, since we've never sent anyone there before. Can you <b><i>go to the designated area </b></i>to investigate, just in case?
		#autoLOC_8005286 = Spawn Valentina
		#autoLOC_8005287 = Go to Valentina
		#autoLOC_8005288 = DIALOG4
		#autoLOC_8005289 = SAVING VALENTINA
		#autoLOC_8005290 = Acapello 15, this is Walt! \n\nSo the stranded kerbonaut was Valentina Kerman? I don't understand this, she was supposed to be on vacation for the next two weeks? \n\nNow that we think about it, there were some missing parts in the VAB lately. I can't believe this! \n\nWe can't wait for you to get her back to Kerbin. <b><i>Abort the mission and come back home.</b></i>
		#autoLOC_8005291 = DIALOG5
		#autoLOC_8005292 = ROCK HOME
		#autoLOC_8005293 = Nice work, Acapello 15! \n\nIt is time to <b><i>fly back home </b></i>with your intriguing load of rocks and rescued Kerbal. \n\nI can't wait to taste them in my next mushroom stew...\n\n ... the rocks, I mean, not the Kerbal! \n\nWell, just come back safely, OK? We've uploaded you a good target: <b><i>try to land in the designated area</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8005294 = Land in Designated Area
		#autoLOC_8005295 = Congratulations for another mission well done! Valentina has been rescued and Minmus rocks are about to be praised all around Kerbin... they actually taste better in algae chowders than in stew, but who cares?
		#autoLOC_8005296 = DIALOG1
		#autoLOC_8005297 = TO MINMUS
		#autoLOC_8005298 = Hi everyone! This is Wernher von Kerman! \n\n The Acapello 15 looks incredible! I can't wait for the precious rocks to come back here. Our experts believe they will add a nice flavor to the mushroom stew. This delicacy could bring a big income to our Space Program. \n\n Let's <b><i>land on Minmus at the designated area.</b></i>\n\n Oh, and don't forget to bring an engineer aboard, the rover might need some repairs after landing...
		#autoLOC_8005299 = DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8005300 = EXTRACTION ROCKS!
		#autoLOC_8005301 = Good job, Acapello 15! \n\n Our probes located three tasty rock deposits around the area. <b><i>Locate the deposits, go there with the rover and extract at least 1.5 units at each spot. But if you dare, don't forget you have a maximum capacity of 60! </b></i> \nLet's start the digging! For science... and gastronomy!
		#autoLOC_8005302 = Precision Landing on Minmus
		#autoLOC_8005303 = Rescue Valentina
		#autoLOC_8005304 = Landing In Designated Area
		#autoLOC_8005305 = Reaching Extraction Spot
		#autoLOC_8005306 = Acapello 15 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8005307 = Acapello 15 has splashed in water!
		#autoLOC_8005308 = Acapello 15 is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8005309 = Time Up
		#autoLOC_8005310 = It was too long!
		#autoLOC_8005311 = Landing Time Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005312 = Slow Landing
		#autoLOC_8005313 = Time Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005314 = High Mining Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005315 = DIALOG_NEW1
		#autoLOC_8005316 = EXTRACTION ROCKS! (87,36)
		#autoLOC_8005317 = Good job Acapello 15! \n\nNow go to the second area at coordinates (87,36)!
		#autoLOC_8005318 = Mission Completed
		#autoLOC_8005319 = Go to Next Digging Zone
		#autoLOC_8005320 = Try to do it in less time.
		#autoLOC_8005321 = Landing in the Designated Area with Precision
		#autoLOC_8005322 = Vessel requires these parts:
		#autoLOC_8005323 = <color=red>Zip File Import Failed. Check the log.</color>
		#autoLOC_8005324 = The mission(s) found in file <<1>> already exist in the following folder(s):\n <<2>> \nContinue with mission import and overwrite the folders?
		#autoLOC_8005325 = Overwrite Mission on Import
		#autoLOC_8005326 = <color=orange>Overwrite Folder(s)</color>
		#autoLOC_8005327 = Cancel import
		#autoLOC_8005328 = Mission File Imported
		#autoLOC_8005329 = Imported Mission File Moved
		#autoLOC_8005330 = Imported Mission File Move Failed
		#autoLOC_8005331 = The mission(s) found in file <<1>> already exist in the Missions/_Imported folder \nOverwrite the file or automatically rename it?
		#autoLOC_8005332 = Imported Mission File Move
		#autoLOC_8005333 = <color=orange>Overwrite file</color>
		#autoLOC_8005334 = Rename file
		#autoLOC_8005335 = Ziggy Kerman and the Spiders from Duna
		#autoLOC_8005336 = Our next step is exploring our solar system beyond our moons. Our next goal is our nearest neighbor, Duna.\n\nThe PR team is dealing with rumors that Duna is inhabited with Giant Robotic Spiders. I have no idea where folks get this stuff, but at least they aren't claiming that Kerbin is flat anymore. \n\nYour goal is to <b><i>build an unmanned probe chock-full of scientific instruments to explore Duna</b></i>. And disprove this dumb Spider theory once and for all.
		#autoLOC_8005337 = Build Dunar 4
		#autoLOC_8005338 = Dunar 4
		#autoLOC_8005339 = Dunar 4 must: reach Duna's SOI, orbit, conduct and transmit several scientific experiments, change inclinations to fly over the poles.
		#autoLOC_8005340 = Orbit Duna 60k Apo Per
		#autoLOC_8005341 = Reach Duna SOI
		#autoLOC_8005342 = Orbit Kerbin 200k Apo Per
		#autoLOC_8005343 = Left Kerbin SOI
		#autoLOC_8005344 = Left SOI
		#autoLOC_8005345 = SOI Reached
		#autoLOC_8005346 = Fly Through North Pole (-52,90)
		#autoLOC_8005347 = Fly Through South Pole (41,-88)
		#autoLOC_8005348 = Fly Through Equator (0,0)
		#autoLOC_8005349 = Do and transmit any science experiment 1
		#autoLOC_8005350 = Do and transmit any science experiment 2
		#autoLOC_8005351 = Do and transmit any science experiment 3
		#autoLOC_8005352 = Dunar 4 Crashed
		#autoLOC_8005353 = M10_DIALOG1
		#autoLOC_8005354 = DEPARTURE FOR DOOM
		#autoLOC_8005355 = Walt here! \n\n I see that you built the probe even though I've warned you about the Duna threat. At least, no kerbonaut will risk its life on this nonsense of a mission. \n\n Let's hope you won't stumble on any Giant Robotic Spiders there, or they might find a way to track us back here.... \n\n But first, let's <b><i>reach Kerbin's parking orbit at 200 km apoapsis and periapsis.</b></i>
		#autoLOC_8005356 = M10_DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8005357 = Plan Your Interplanetary Transfer
		#autoLOC_8005358 = Now that you're in orbit, we're aiming to <b><i>reach Duna's SOI</b></i>. Plan the maneuver carefully, you don't want to end up aerobraking on Jool!
		#autoLOC_8005359 = M10_DIALOG4
		#autoLOC_8005360 = Search for Spiders
		#autoLOC_8005361 = Well done! \n\n We'll start with a little <b><i>fly-by over the equatorial region</b></i> to see if we find anything of interest. \n\n We should also <b><i>conduct and transmit a science report</b></i> while passing by. You can do it with any of our scientific devices!
		#autoLOC_8005362 = M10_DIALOG3
		#autoLOC_8005363 = Wow, You Made It!
		#autoLOC_8005364 = I can't believe you actually made it! Well done!\n\nBefore running your experiments, <b><i>put Dunar 4 in a circular 60km orbit</b></i>. And enjoy the view!
		#autoLOC_8005365 = M10_DIALOG5
		#autoLOC_8005366 = North Pole Investigation
		#autoLOC_8005367 = Wait! Wait! Wait! Everybody knows that the Giant Robotic Spiders live at Duna's poles. Something about the ice and the magnetic field.\n\n<b><i>Change your inclination to fly over the North Pole region</b></i> right away!\n\nGo ahead and <b><i>conduct and transmit a science report</b></i> there too: we can't overlook any clues we could get with those scientific gizmos.
		#autoLOC_8005368 = M10_DIALOG6
		#autoLOC_8005369 = South Pole Next!
		#autoLOC_8005370 = No trace of the Giant Robotic Spiders yet! This could only mean one thing... \nThey're hiding at the South Pole!\n\nGo ahead and <b><i>fly-by the South Pole region</b></i> immediately! \n\nYou already know the drill, so <b><i>conduct and transmit a science report</b></i> again from there!
		#autoLOC_8005371 = M10_DIALOG7
		#autoLOC_8005372 = Stop This Nonsense
		#autoLOC_8005373 = All right, knock it off. There's no evidence of any Giant Robot Spiders and there never was. We can't let paranoid delusions dictate our scientific agenda, otherwise we'll never make any real progress. \n\nStill, you collected some great data from around Duna, and we have enough to spend months analyzing it. Spiders or no, this was invaluable.\n\nIt's time to let Dunar 4 take a well-deserved rest. <b><i>Crash it in name of science</b></i> and <b><i>for extra points</b></i> do it in the <b><i>designated area</b></i>. Godspeed little probe!
		#autoLOC_8005374 = Orbiting Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8005375 = Orbiting Duna
		#autoLOC_8005376 = Equatorial Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8005377 = North Polar Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8005378 = South Pole Fly Through
		#autoLOC_8005379 = Dunar 4 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8005380 = Dunar 4 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005381 = Kerbin Orbit Accuracy Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005382 = Leaving Kerbin SOI
		#autoLOC_8005383 = Reaching Duna's SOI
		#autoLOC_8005384 = Duna Orbit Accuracy Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005385 = Transmiting Science
		#autoLOC_8005386 = Fly Through Accuracy Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005387 = North Polar Fly Through Acurracy Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005388 = South Pole Fly Through Accuracy Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005389 = Dunar 4 Crashed in Zone
		#autoLOC_8005390 = Apply Score
		#autoLOC_8005391 = Crashing Duna 4
		#autoLOC_8005392 = Crashing Duna 4 Accuracy Bonus
		#autoLOC_8005393 = Wait for Crash
		#autoLOC_8005394 = M10_DIALOG9
		#autoLOC_8005395 = Splashed on Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8005396 = You're supposed to go to Duna, not splash down on Kerbin.
		#autoLOC_8005397 = M10_DIALOG8
		#autoLOC_8005398 = Dunar 4 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8005399 = Dunar 4 is toast, and not in a good way.
		#autoLOC_8005400 = STRANDED ON MINMUS
		#autoLOC_8005401 = Objective not yet completed
		#autoLOC_8005402 = OR
		#autoLOC_8005403 = THEN
		#autoLOC_8005404 = \nScoring for 
		#autoLOC_8005405 = Reach Kerbin's SOI
		#autoLOC_8005406 = Check if a vessel is entering a Sphere of Influence
		#autoLOC_8005407 = Crew Count 2
		#autoLOC_8005408 = Check the number of Kerbals in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8005409 = DIALOG6
		#autoLOC_8005410 = Display a message in a dialog box
		#autoLOC_8005411 = Incomplete Crew
		#autoLOC_8005412 = Looks like we have an empty seat. Did you forget someone?
		#autoLOC_8005413 = Crew Count 3
		#autoLOC_8005414 = Subtract
		#autoLOC_8005415 = Mission Tools
		#autoLOC_8005416 = Closed
		#autoLOC_8005417 = Titan II GLV
		#autoLOC_8006000 = Heading
		#autoLOC_8006001 = Message
		#autoLOC_8006002 = Instructor Avatar
		#autoLOC_8006003 = Select an Avatar to show in the dialog
		#autoLOC_8006004 = Text Area Height
		#autoLOC_8006005 = Set the size of the text area (in pixels) of the message dialog
		#autoLOC_8006007 = Dialog Message
		#autoLOC_8006008 = Global Score
		#autoLOC_8006009 = Vessels removed from mission as craft files not found.
		#autoLOC_8006010 = Total score: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006013 = Restart Mission
		#autoLOC_8006014 = Are you sure you want to restart this mission?\n\nYou will lose all unsaved progress.
		#autoLOC_8006018 = Create new mission
		#autoLOC_8006019 = <color=orange>No save file exists.</color>
		#autoLOC_8006020 = Launch new Test
		#autoLOC_8006021 = To Test your Mission you will need to play through it first.\n\nEach time you hit an Objective it will create a Checkpoint for you to use in later play throughs.\n\nYou can also create Checkpoints manually via the Missions App when in-game.
		#autoLOC_8006022 = Multiple <<1>> selected: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8006023 = connectors
		#autoLOC_8006024 = nodes
		#autoLOC_8006025 = High Score:
		#autoLOC_8006026 = Last Score:
		#autoLOC_8006027 = Description
		#autoLOC_8006028 = Launch Site: Unknown
		#autoLOC_8006029 = Select the Celestial Body from the list
		#autoLOC_8006030 = Edit
		#autoLOC_8006031 = Summary
		#autoLOC_8006032 = No Mission Objectives to Report
		#autoLOC_8006033 = Mods Information
		#autoLOC_8006034 = Enter any required mod details...
		#autoLOC_8006035 = Grab Mods List
		#autoLOC_8006038 = Mission Pack
		#autoLOC_8006039 = Validation Results
		#autoLOC_8006040 = No out connector and node is not an End node.
		#autoLOC_8006041 = Launch Site nodes must be docked to the Mission Start node
		#autoLOC_8006042 = Are you sure you want this to be called Unnamed Launch Site?
		#autoLOC_8006043 = Launch Sites must have unique names
		#autoLOC_8006044 = Launch Site nodes must have a valid location Set
		#autoLOC_8006045 = Part explodes every <<1>>ms
		#autoLOC_8006046 = <<1>> <<2>> points
		#autoLOC_8006047 = Pass
		#autoLOC_8006048 = Warn
		#autoLOC_8006049 = Node
		#autoLOC_8006050 = <<1>>: Set to <<2>> points
		#autoLOC_8006051 = Modify score: add <<1>> points
		#autoLOC_8006052 = Modify score: multiply by <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006053 = Modify score: divided by <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006054 = Modify score: substract <<1>> points
		#autoLOC_8006055 = Modify score: set to <<1>> points
		#autoLOC_8006056 = Accuracy score: <<1>>% awarded <<2>> points
		#autoLOC_8006057 = Bonus score: awarded <<1>> points
		#autoLOC_8006058 = Resource score: <<1>>units. Awarded <<2>> points
		#autoLOC_8006059 = First Part: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006060 = Second Part: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006061 = Part: <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006062 = Go to <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006063 = Pending...
		#autoLOC_8006064 = Right Click to build this vessel
		#autoLOC_8006067 = Missions
		#autoLOC_8006068 = This will switch your current vessel to the <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8006069 = Switch Facility
		#autoLOC_8006070 = This will save your progress on <<1>> and load up <<2>> to continue building it.
		#autoLOC_8006071 = Click to switch to the VAB
		#autoLOC_8006072 = Click to switch to the SPH
		#autoLOC_8006073 = This is the currently selected vessel
		#autoLOC_8006074 = Click to change to this vessel
		#autoLOC_8006075 = Build the starting vessels to start the mission.\n\nRefer to the Missions App for details.
		#autoLOC_8006076 = Build the following vessels before we can continue the mission.\n\nRefer to the Missions App for details.
		#autoLOC_8006077 = Create Mission Vessel(s)
		#autoLOC_8006078 = All vessels created, start the mission?
		#autoLOC_8006079 = Stay in Editor
		#autoLOC_8006080 = All vessels created, continue the mission?
		#autoLOC_8006081 = Continue Mission
		#autoLOC_8006082 = Start mission
		#autoLOC_8006083 = Test Settings
		#autoLOC_8006084 = Allow Automatic Checkpoints
		#autoLOC_8006085 = Create checkpoint
		#autoLOC_8006086 = Do you want to reset the mission panels to the default layout?
		#autoLOC_8006087 = Reset Mission Panels
		#autoLOC_8006088 = Translate
		#autoLOC_8006089 = Rotate
		#autoLOC_8006090 = Changes Camera Focus
		#autoLOC_8006091 = Change Shape
		#autoLOC_8006092 = Focus Vessel
		#autoLOC_8006093 = Display Resources
		#autoLOC_8006094 = Display Vessels
		#autoLOC_8006095 = Display Launch Sites
		#autoLOC_8006096 = Display Objectives
		#autoLOC_8006097 = Display Orbits
		#autoLOC_8006098 = Previous Body
		#autoLOC_8006099 = Next Body
		#autoLOC_8006100 = Mission brief
		#autoLOC_8006101 = Reset the starting situation to defaults
		#autoLOC_8006102 = Island Airfield
		#autoLOC_8006103 = Woomerang Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8006104 = Select parts to use
		#autoLOC_8006105 = <b><color=#FFA500><<1>>:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Longitude:</color></b> <<2>>°\n<color=#4DC44D> Latitude:</color> <<3>>°
		#autoLOC_8006107 = <b><color=#FFA500>Volume:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Lon:</color></b> <<1>>°<color=#4DC44D> Lat:</color> <<2>>°\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Radius: </color></b> <<3>>m
		#autoLOC_8006109 = <b><color=#FFA500>Area:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Lon:</color></b> <<1>>°<color=#4DC44D> Lat:</color> <<2>>°\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Radius: </color></b> <<3>>m
		#autoLOC_8006110 = Check this to place vessel on the surface of water (when the location is in water).\nTurn it off to place vessel on the ground surface (even if thats under water).
		#autoLOC_8006111 = Anonymous
		#autoLOC_8006112 = Author
		#autoLOC_8006113 = Enter your name or nick...
		#autoLOC_8006114 = The Mission's Author name input
		#autoLOC_8006115 = Line color
		#autoLOC_8006116 = The active vessel
		#autoLOC_8006117 = (Player Created)
		#autoLOC_8006118 = Check this to place a kerbal on the surface of water (when the location is in water).\nTurn it off to place vessel on the ground surface (even if thats under water).
		#autoLOC_8006119 = Orbit User
		#autoLOC_8006120 = To the Mun Via Minmus
		#autoLOC_8006121 = This mission recreates the heady days of early Munar probes.\n\nYou start ready to launch to the stars, and your objective is ambitious, but the PR team assures us it's worth the risk: <b><i>reach Minmus' SOI</b></i>.\n\nWe also packed a little surprise for the Kerbal observers back on the ground: some Mystery Goo to release in orbit over Kerbin. Just remember to <b><i>run the experiment while in Kerbin's orbit just below 100km </b></i>to let it goo... err... let it go!\n\nReady for takeoff? We'll be back in touch during your flight!
		#autoLOC_8006122 = Launch Muna 1
		#autoLOC_8006123 = Wait for Muna 2 Destroy
		#autoLOC_8006124 = Orbit Minmus 10k
		#autoLOC_8006125 = Check selected parameters of a vessel orbit
		#autoLOC_8006126 = Releasing Mystery Goo
		#autoLOC_8006127 = Add score to the player's total.
		#autoLOC_8006128 = M3_DIALOG3
		#autoLOC_8006129 = A Question of Mint
		#autoLOC_8006130 = Gravity Scan
		#autoLOC_8006131 = Test for whether a science experiment has been performed.
		#autoLOC_8006132 = Launch Muna 2
		#autoLOC_8006133 = M3_DIALOG4
		#autoLOC_8006134 = Reach Altitude 50k
		#autoLOC_8006135 = M3_DIALOG5
		#autoLOC_8006136 = Orbit Mun 30k
		#autoLOC_8006137 = Prepare for Impact
		#autoLOC_8006138 = Mystery Goo Science Experiment
		#autoLOC_8006139 = Wait for Muna 2 Destroy
		#autoLOC_8006140 = M3_DIALOG6
		#autoLOC_8006141 = A Question of Mint
		#autoLOC_8006142 = You got the ship to Minmus. Give yourself a pat on the back! Now it's time to learn a little more about our mysterious smaller satellite. \n\nWe're going to settle once and for all whether Minmus is made of mint ice cream.\n\nFirst, we need you to<b><i> conduct and transmit a gravity scan with that small blue box on board</b></i>. Then, we need you to <b><i>crash Muna 1 into Minmus</b></i> to test its composition.\n\nWe know you can do it!
		#autoLOC_8006143 = Prepare for Impact
		#autoLOC_8006144 = All right, that does it. Every Kerbal who looks up at the Mun and dreams tonight will see our cloud of Goo, and know that they might someday stand on the Mun and see Kerbin. \n\nThe final part of your mission should be simple: <b><i>guide Muna 2 into the surface and crash it</b></i> in a giant fire ball, do it somewhere we can watch from here.\n\nOh, by the way, a message from the science team: turns out Minmus is just made out of regular old rock. It just happens to look like mint ice cream. Of course, that won't stop me from haivng a bite if I ever make it there myself...
		#autoLOC_8006145 = Crash Muna 2 into Mun
		#autoLOC_8006146 = Test if the selected vessel crashed
		#autoLOC_8006147 = Congratulations, team! Today's accomplishment is the proof that perseverance, and clean glasses too, can lead us far!\n\nLet's reflect on the Minmus/Mun misunderstanding with positive vibes: we reached both our natural satellites within one mission\n\nThis is definitely something to be partying about!
		#autoLOC_8006148 = M3_DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8006149 = DOUBLE GOO RAINBOWS!
		#autoLOC_8006150 = Crew, this is Walt Kerman from the PR team! Great work!\n\nThe Mystery Goo has just spread over the sky in a majestic multi-colored cloud. No, it's more of a rainbow as seen through sunlight...wait... two rainbows now... woah!\n\nKerbals are celebrating this achievement, and we're starting to receive more applications to the astronaut complex. Nice job!\n\nYou should now think about <b><i>putting the probes to sleep after setting the course for Minmus</b></i>, and we'll be in touch again when you are <b><i>orbiting Minmus</b></i>.
		#autoLOC_8006151 = Take gravity scan in Minmus
		#autoLOC_8006152 = Release Mystery Goo
		#autoLOC_8006153 = Muna 1 Vessel Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006154 = Why did you crash Muna 1?
		#autoLOC_8006155 = Muna 2 Vessel Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006156 = Orbiting Minmus
		#autoLOC_8006157 = Releasing Mystery Goo
		#autoLOC_8006158 = Crash Muna 1 into Minmus
		#autoLOC_8006159 = Destroy Muna 1 by crashing it into Minmus.
		#autoLOC_8006160 = Muna 2 Crashing Zone
		#autoLOC_8006161 = Wait for Muna 1 Crash
		#autoLOC_8006162 = High Speed Crash Muna 2
		#autoLOC_8006163 = Crash Muna 2
		#autoLOC_8006164 = Mission Failed
		#autoLOC_8006165 = I said crash, but not now or here.
		#autoLOC_8006166 = Wait for Muna 1 Destroy
		#autoLOC_8006167 = Test Distance to Mun
		#autoLOC_8006168 = Orbiting Mun
		#autoLOC_8006169 = Orbit Kerbin 100k
		#autoLOC_8006170 = Wait for Crash
		#autoLOC_8006171 = Left Kerbin's SOI
		#autoLOC_8006172 = I think you are lost.
		#autoLOC_8006173 = Missed Minmus Orbit
		#autoLOC_8006174 = You missed your orbit!\n\nYou have to <i>stop</i> at Minmus.
		#autoLOC_8006175 = And now, to the Mun
		#autoLOC_8006176 = Nice work on the fabulous and educational destruction of Muna 1!\n\nIn fact, you did so well that we now want you to crash Muna 2 into the Mun. Isn't rocket science fun?\n\nWhile you're working on that, our scientists will be working overtime to determine if Minmus is as delicious as it appears in our telescopes.\n\nAll right! Let's <b><i>send Muna 2 to orbit the Mun.</b></i>
		#autoLOC_8006177 = Lookin' Goo(d)
		#autoLOC_8006178 = Heads up that we loaded Muna 2 with more Mystery Goo. The PR team asks that you <b><i>run the experiment and release it into a Goo cloud when in orbit around the Mun.</b></i> \n\nYou know, to impress the kids back home. \n\nKeep in mind that your electronics are getting slowly fried by the cosmic radiation ... you've got about 20 days.
		#autoLOC_8006179 = I said crash, but not now or here.
		#autoLOC_8006180 = High Speed Crash
		#autoLOC_8006181 = Meet Me in Zero G
		#autoLOC_8006182 = I hope you're ready for your next challenge! In this mission, you'll need to launch two spacecraft, then rendezvous and perform a docking operation. You'll be performing this maneuver high above Kerbin.\n\nFirst you'll <b><i>launch the Agena to a 300km circular orbit</b></i>. Once the Agena is in place, you'll <b><i>launch the Gemini and rendezvous with the Agena</b></i>.\n\nReady to make history?
		#autoLOC_8006183 = Atlas Agena
		#autoLOC_8006184 = Orbit 1, 300k Apo and Per
		#autoLOC_8006185 = M4_DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8006186 = High Orbit Reached!
		#autoLOC_8006187 = Our ground team confirms the Agena has reached its planned orbit. Well done, Team Agena!\n\nWhy don't you relax, have some astronaut ice cream, and enjoy the view while team <b><i>Gemini prepares for launch!</b></i>
		#autoLOC_8006188 = Launch Gemini 8
		#autoLOC_8006189 = Orbit 2, 250k Apo and Per
		#autoLOC_8006190 = Dock Agena and Gemini 8
		#autoLOC_8006191 = M4_DIALOG1
		#autoLOC_8006192 = Low Fuel
		#autoLOC_8006193 = I've got some good news and some bad news. The good news is: your ship is lighter than we thought. The bad news is: that's because one of the technicians forgot to fill a fuel tank. <b><i>It seems one of your fuel tanks wasn't completely filled.</b></i>\n\nIt's too late to come back now, so you'll have to make do. You should still have enough fuel to make orbit... barely. Good luck!
		#autoLOC_8006194 = Return to Kerbin Dialog.
		#autoLOC_8006195 = Time to Undock!
		#autoLOC_8006196 = Gemini, this is Gus Kerman. I hate to be the bearer of bad news during your triumphant moment, but we're reviewing telemetry from the Gemini and noticed that somehow the ship's auto-destruct sequence has been initiated.\n\nSo.... that means you need to <b><i>undock right now</b></i> and <b><i>deorbit and return to Kerbin</b></i> immediately. Like, yesterday if possible.\n
		#autoLOC_8006197 = Undock NOW!
		#autoLOC_8006198 = RTKD Time Since Node
		#autoLOC_8006199 = Land on Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006200 = Congratulations for making it back alive! Even though the experience was a little more stressful than anticipated, we managed to dock two spacecrafts together. Our dream of living in a spaceport is getting closer by the minutes...
		#autoLOC_8006201 = Docking
		#autoLOC_8006202 = Second Kerbin Orbit Resource Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006203 = Performing EVA
		#autoLOC_8006204 = M4_DIALOG3
		#autoLOC_8006205 = The Mighty Dock
		#autoLOC_8006206 = All systems are go, team Gemini!\n\nYou're about to do something no other Kerbal has done before: rendzevous and dock with another spacecraft. Your goal is to <b><i>launch to a 250km circular orbit, perform a Hohmann transfer, and rendezvous with the Agena</b></i>. Then you'll need to <b><i>perform an EVA to inspect the craft for damage</b></i>.\n\n Let's do it!
		#autoLOC_8006207 = Orbiting Kerbin Time Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006208 = Slow Kerbin Orbiting
		#autoLOC_8006209 = Slow Second Kerbin Orbit
		#autoLOC_8006210 = Second Kerbin Orbit Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006211 = Agena is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8006212 = Agena has splashed in water!
		#autoLOC_8006213 = Gemini 8 has splashed in water!
		#autoLOC_8006214 = Gemini 8 is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8006215 = It was too long!
		#autoLOC_8006216 = Docking Time Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006217 = Slow Docking
		#autoLOC_8006218 = Orbiting Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006219 = Launch Window Missed
		#autoLOC_8006220 = Gemini took damage
		#autoLOC_8006221 = Gemini 8 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006222 = Gemini 8 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006223 = Atlas Agena Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006224 = Atlas Agena Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006225 = Pre-transfer
		#autoLOC_8006226 = Gemini in Orbit
		#autoLOC_8006227 = Great news from the ground: you're in an ideal orbit. Now you'll need to <b><i>plan and execute a Hohmann transfer</b></i> to reach the Agena's higher orbit, then rendezvous and dock with it. Remember to <b><i>EVA and inspect the crafts for damage</b></i> once you're docked!
		#autoLOC_8006228 = Msg Launch window missed
		#autoLOC_8006229 = Missed Launch Window
		#autoLOC_8006230 = You've missed the launch window.
		#autoLOC_8006231 = Perform EVA
		#autoLOC_8006232 = Kerbin Landing
		#autoLOC_8006233 = Good Landing
		#autoLOC_8006234 = Great Landing
		#autoLOC_8006235 = Wait for Landing
		#autoLOC_8006236 = Landed on Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006237 = Explode Part 1
		#autoLOC_8006238 = Rendezvous with Agena
		#autoLOC_8006239 = Hurry Up to Orbit!
		#autoLOC_8006240 = I told you we didn't have time for that last snack. We are about to miss our launch window, you have <b><i>20 minutes to get into a 300k orbit</b></i>. Can you do it in less than <b><i>10 just for fun</b></i>?
		#autoLOC_8006241 = Explode Part 2
		#autoLOC_8006242 = Explode Part 3
		#autoLOC_8006243 = Explode Part 4
		#autoLOC_8006244 = Explode Part 5
		#autoLOC_8006245 = Explode Part 6
		#autoLOC_8006246 = Blue Mun
		#autoLOC_8006247 = Hello team! It's Gene Kerman! Your next mission is purely research, along with a little bit of skill.\n\nYou're <b><i>headed back to the Mun</b></i> with a cargo of <b><i>Mystery Goo</b></i>. This time, the science team asked us to <b><i>release the Goo over a specific biome</b></i>. Once you do that, you'll have a chance to <b><i>show off your piloting skills</b></i>.\n\nYour <b><i>budget and technology</b></i> have increased for this mission, so <b><i>build a spacecraft worthy of us Kerbals</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8006248 = Build Muna 10
		#autoLOC_8006249 = M5_DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8006250 = Parking Orbit
		#autoLOC_8006251 = Well done team. Muna 10 reached a stable parking orbit. We're getting good at this! \n\nThe next step is to <b><i>transfer to the Mun and establish an orbit at 13 km</b></i>. </b></i>
		#autoLOC_8006252 = Mun Orbit 13 deg inclination
		#autoLOC_8006253 = Experiment Transmitted
		#autoLOC_8006254 = M5_DIALOG4
		#autoLOC_8006255 = Mun River. Err, Lake.
		#autoLOC_8006256 = Team, we're nearly there. Just one last thing to do. The data we gather from this mission will help us send Kerbals next time, a monumental achivement. No pressure!\n\nYou simply need to <b><i>observe the Mystery Goo in Low Space over the East Crater</b></i>, then <b><i>transmit the data back to Kerbin</b></i>. I'm not sure exactly how this helps a Munar landing, but the science team assures us it's invaluable. \n\nGet to it!
		#autoLOC_8006257 = Reaching Kerbin Orbit high precision
		#autoLOC_8006258 = M5_DIALOG5
		#autoLOC_8006259 = Bad Mun Rising
		#autoLOC_8006260 = The data's coming in and... yes! We can confirm our hypothesis. Our calculations were correct: nothing special whatsoever happened to the mystery goo while flying over the East Crater. \n\nA complete absence of results, as expected. Thank you for your hard work!\n\nGene asked us to pass along one final instruction: <b><i>land Muna 10 in the Farside Crater</b></i>. The more accurate you are, and the more of the probe is intact, the more valuable the information we'll receive.
		#autoLOC_8006261 = Fuel Left
		#autoLOC_8006262 = M5_DIALOG1
		#autoLOC_8006263 = To the Mun, for Glory!
		#autoLOC_8006264 = Looks like you're ready to launch! Before transferring to Munar orbit, aim for a <b><i>100 km orbit around Kerbin</b></i>. You have a <b><i>45 minute launch window</b></i>, don't miss it! We'll be in touch once you're high above the planet.\n\nRemember, your main goal is to land on the Mun but how fuel efficient can you be?
		#autoLOC_8006265 = Great Fuel Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8006266 = Reaching Kerbin Orbit
		#autoLOC_8006267 = Launch Window
		#autoLOC_8006268 = Missed Launch Window
		#autoLOC_8006269 = Muna 10 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006270 = Muna 10 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006271 = Muna 10 is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8006272 = Muna 10 Crashed
		#autoLOC_8006273 = Muna 10 is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8006274 = Fly above East Crater
		#autoLOC_8006275 = Check if the vessel is flying above the East Crater
		#autoLOC_8006276 = Good Fuel Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8006277 = Reaching Mun orbit good precision
		#autoLOC_8006278 = Reaching Mun orbit high precision
		#autoLOC_8006279 = Reaching Mun orbit
		#autoLOC_8006280 = Mystery Goo Experiment performed
		#autoLOC_8006281 = Landing Zone
		#autoLOC_8006282 = Landing on the Mun with Precision
		#autoLOC_8006283 = Landing on the Mun
		#autoLOC_8006284 = Dialog Impresive
		#autoLOC_8006285 = Impressive
		#autoLOC_8006286 = Most impressive.\n\nYou have the makings of a great pilot. Take a breather. You deserve it.
		#autoLOC_8006287 = Mission Failed Dialog
		#autoLOC_8006288 = You have missed the launch window.
		#autoLOC_8006289 = Mission Complete
		#autoLOC_8006290 = Kerbin 100km Orbit
		#autoLOC_8006291 = Munar 1
		#autoLOC_8006292 = All of our Munar research has led to this point, and you're about to make history - again! Your objective this time is simple: <b><i>build a spacecraft and land on the Mun</b></i>. Easy, right? No big deal.\n\nSo let's build Munar 1! Once you launch, you'll have <b><i>4 days</b></i> to complete your objectives and return home as we are short on snacks.
		#autoLOC_8006293 = Create Munar 1
		#autoLOC_8006294 = M6_DIALOG1
		#autoLOC_8006295 = Munar 1 Ready!
		#autoLOC_8006296 = That's certainly an interesting spacecraft! I'm sure it'll do just fine though, nothing to worry about.\nI hope you're ready to embark on an amazing adventure. \n\nWill your Kerbal crew be eaten by Munar monsters? Will your lander bounce off the surface? You DID build a lander, right? Will everything explode in a magnificent, money-wasting fireball?\n\nLet's find out!\n\nYour objective is to <b><i>launch Munar 1 into a circular orbit, transfer to the Mun, and circularize in a 33 km Munar orbit</b></i>.\n\nWhat are you waiting for? Let's make history!
		#autoLOC_8006297 = Orbit Kerbin 100k Apo and Per
		#autoLOC_8006298 = Orbit Mun 33k Apo and Per
		#autoLOC_8006299 = Land Vessel near (111,-40)
		#autoLOC_8006300 = One small step outside
		#autoLOC_8006301 = Plant a flag!
		#autoLOC_8006302 = One last orbit around the Mun
		#autoLOC_8006303 = M6_DIALOG4
		#autoLOC_8006304 = Claiming the Mun
		#autoLOC_8006305 = That's one small flag for a Kerbal, one giant flag for Kerbalkind.\n\nErrr... I mean, that's one small STEP for a Kerbal, one giant step for Kerbalkind?\n\nI kind of ruined the moment, didn't I? I'm just too excited!\nOnce you're done exploring, it's time to <b><i>launch, orbit the Mun, transfer back to Kerbin, and splash down at the supplied coordinates</b></i>. \n\nTurns out you might need a swimsuit after all!
		#autoLOC_8006306 = M6_DIALOG3
		#autoLOC_8006307 = Time to Munwalk
		#autoLOC_8006308 = Well done, Munar 1! You landed on the Mun, and you're still alive! That's great! I mean, we knew you could do it!\n\nYou are cleared to <b><i>perform an EVA and go for a walk. </b></i> Explore to your heart's content, but don't fall into a crevice. \n\nWalt also insisted that we <b><i>plant a flag </b></i> somewhere, to claim the Mun for Kerbalkind just in case Laythe turns out to be inhabited by a spacefaring species too!
		#autoLOC_8006309 = Mun Orbit Time bonus
		#autoLOC_8006310 = M6_DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8006311 = Perpare for Landing
		#autoLOC_8006312 = Come in, Munar 1!\n\nEveryone at KSC is totally psyched right now. We're transmitting the landing coordinates most favorable for your first attempt at landing.\n\n<b><i>Land at the target area.</b></i>\n\nWe'll be in touch when you've set down!
		#autoLOC_8006313 = Bad time
		#autoLOC_8006314 = Average time
		#autoLOC_8006315 = Great Time
		#autoLOC_8006316 = Munar 1 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006317 = You do know you were supposed to land on the Mun, right?
		#autoLOC_8006318 = Slow Mun Landing
		#autoLOC_8006319 = Mun Landing Time Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006320 = Wait for Splash
		#autoLOC_8006321 = Slow Mun Orbiting
		#autoLOC_8006322 = Munar 1 Crashed
		#autoLOC_8006323 = No no no! You're supposed to make history, not blow up!
		#autoLOC_8006324 = Accurate Mun Landing
		#autoLOC_8006325 = Landing in Kerbin with Precision
		#autoLOC_8006326 = Congratulations! For the first time, a Kerbal set foot on another celestial body. ...and brought that foot safely back to Kerbin for a well-deserved massage! Now, who knows what our next conquest will be?
		#autoLOC_8006327 = Planting a Flag
		#autoLOC_8006328 = Time's up
		#autoLOC_8006329 = Time's up! You should have returned by now!
		#autoLOC_8006330 = Missed splashdown
		#autoLOC_8006331 = Landing in Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006332 = You are alive!
		#autoLOC_8006333 = Next time aim for the blue big thing.
		#autoLOC_8006334 = Land Munar 1 in the Zone
		#autoLOC_8006335 = Landing in Kerbin in The Zone
		#autoLOC_8006336 = Splash Test
		#autoLOC_8006337 = Splashing in Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006338 = Msg Time's up
		#autoLOC_8006339 = Time is out
		#autoLOC_8006340 = Oh no! We are out of snacks. \n\nYou didn't make it in time!
		#autoLOC_8006341 = Munar 1 Landed
		#autoLOC_8006342 = You do know you were supposed to land on the Mun, right?
		#autoLOC_8006343 = You Missed the Landing Spot
		#autoLOC_8006344 = The mission required to Land on the Designated Area. The mission has failed.
		#autoLOC_8006345 = Munar 1 is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8006346 = Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006347 = The next major step in space exploration is sending Kerbals to live long-term in zero-g. On this mission, you'll <b><i>launch the Sally-Hut 1 into Kerbin orbit</b></i>, where it will become the first permanent space station! It will launch without a crew, like a new condo in space, ready for its new owners to visit. Let's do this!
		#autoLOC_8006348 = Reach 30km Altitude
		#autoLOC_8006349 = M9_DIALOG1
		#autoLOC_8006350 = Orbit Details
		#autoLOC_8006351 = Greetings crew!\nI realize post-launch is a bad time for additional instructions, but hey, you have to make do sometimes.\n\nSally-Hut must be in an extremely low orbit for our experiments to work, so please <b><i>launch it into an 80km circular orbit</b></i>.
		#autoLOC_8006352 = Orbit Kerbin 80km
		#autoLOC_8006353 = Launch Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006354 = Fuel Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8006355 = M9_DIALOG2
		#autoLOC_8006356 = Soy-Ooze 10 Launch
		#autoLOC_8006357 = Great work, the Sally-Hut is in an ideal orbit. The next step is to send a crew up to live there!\n\nThe next part of the mission is simple: <b><i>launch, rendezvous with Sally-Hut 1, and dock</b></i>. Simple!\n\nSince we're testing the effects of long-term space habitation on Kerbals, there's no time limit on this leg of the mission. Still, you don't want to be at it forever, right?
		#autoLOC_8006358 = Reach 15km Altitude
		#autoLOC_8006359 = M9_DIALOG3
		#autoLOC_8006360 = Do We Have An Engineer Aboard?
		#autoLOC_8006361 = Bad news. We received an error message from Sally-Hut 1: the docking ports are malfunctioning, and you won't be able to dock with the station. \n\nAn engineer could fix this, but... we didn't include one on this mission. Oops.\n\nYou need to <b><i>abort the launch and land on Kerbin</b></i>. \n\nIf you can <b><i>land as close as possible to the Space Center</b></i> and avoid the water, we'll be able to re-use the command module right away.
		#autoLOC_8006362 = Landed on Kerbin -75.000 Long. -1.000 Lat.
		#autoLOC_8006363 = Launch Soy-Ooze 10
		#autoLOC_8006364 = The crewed Soy-Ooze vessel, ready to take the first crew to the space station.
		#autoLOC_8006365 = Launch Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2
		#autoLOC_8006366 = The, ahem, second attempt to launch Soy-Ooze 10.
		#autoLOC_8006367 = M9_DIALOG8
		#autoLOC_8006368 = Settle in!
		#autoLOC_8006369 = We will deploy the Solar Panels now and settle in. Now let's see how long you can live in space before suffering any major ill effects!\n\nIsn't science fun?
		#autoLOC_8006370 = Orbit Soy-Ooze 10
		#autoLOC_8006371 = Crew Sally-Hut 1 with pilot
		#autoLOC_8006372 = Oh well. We did tell you to enter the Sally-Hut with an engineer, didn't we? It seems the door system went terribly wrong and squashed this poor non-engineer to his doom.
		#autoLOC_8006373 = Soy-Ooze 10 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006374 = M9_DIALOG4
		#autoLOC_8006375 = A New Hope
		#autoLOC_8006376 = Great news! You're ready to launch, repair the Sally-Hut 1, and take up permanent residence there! A little spin from our PR team and the public thinks it's all part of the plan.\n\nIsn't space exploration fun? Now, <b><i>launch, rendezvous with Sally-Hut 1, and repair the station</b></i> and make our spin a reality!
		#autoLOC_8006377 = M9_DIALOG6
		#autoLOC_8006378 = EVA and fix the docking ports
		#autoLOC_8006379 = You are close enough now. Your next step is to <b><i>EVA, enter the station with an engineer</b></i>, and repair the faulty docking ports.
		#autoLOC_8006380 = Soy-Ooze 10 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006381 = Landing Soy-Ooze 10
		#autoLOC_8006382 = Boarded a Pilot
		#autoLOC_8006383 = Oh well. We did tell you to enter the Sally-Hut with an engineer, didn't we? It seems the door system went terribly wrong and squashed this poor non-engineer to his doom.
		#autoLOC_8006384 = M9_DIALOG9
		#autoLOC_8006385 = Engineer?
		#autoLOC_8006386 = Oh well. We did tell you to enter the Sally-Hut with an engineer, didn't we? It seems the door system went terribly wrong and squashed this poor non-engineer to his doom.
		#autoLOC_8006387 = M9_DIALOG7
		#autoLOC_8006388 = Well done!
		#autoLOC_8006389 = Well done! The engineer fixed the station, and you can now dock with it to board the rest of the crew to the PPD-10 Hitchhiker.
		#autoLOC_8006390 = Sally-Hut 1 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006391 = Sally-Hut 1 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006392 = Sally-Hut 1 has splashed in water!
		#autoLOC_8006393 = Soy-Ooze 10 has splashed in water!
		#autoLOC_8006394 = Soy-Ooze 10 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006395 = Soy-Ooze 10 is destroyed!
		#autoLOC_8006396 = Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006397 = Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006398 = Landed Soy-Ooze 10 in Target Zone
		#autoLOC_8006399 = Landing Bonus Great Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8006400 = Landing Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006401 = Orbiting Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2
		#autoLOC_8006402 = Orbiting Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2 Fuel Eficiency Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006403 = Orbiting Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2 Great Fuel Efficiency Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006404 = Rendezvous With Sally-Hut
		#autoLOC_8006405 = M9_DIALOG5
		#autoLOC_8006406 = Get to the Station
		#autoLOC_8006407 = You should be in a close orbit with Sally-Hut 1. Your next step is to <b><i>rendezvous with it</b></i>.\n\nWe are expecting this maneuver to take <b><i>less than 5 days</b></i>, you can do it right?
		#autoLOC_8006408 = Rendezvous Time Limit
		#autoLOC_8006409 = Are you having fun chasing the station? The time is up.
		#autoLOC_8006410 = Dock to Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006411 = Wait for Solar Panel Deployment
		#autoLOC_8006412 = Board Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006413 = Board PPD-10 Hitchhiker
		#autoLOC_8006414 = Boarding Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006415 = Docking with Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006416 = Orbiting Kerbin 80km
		#autoLOC_8006417 = Sally-Hut 1
		#autoLOC_8006418 = Sally-Hut 1, the first permanent space station.
		#autoLOC_8006419 = Soy-Ooze 10
		#autoLOC_8006420 = Soy-Ooze 10 Part 2
		#autoLOC_8006421 = Atlas Agena
		#autoLOC_8006422 = Gemini 8
		#autoLOC_8006423 = Gemini 8 carries a crew and needs to dock with Agena.
		#autoLOC_8006424 = Muna 10
		#autoLOC_8006425 = An unmanned vessel that needs to <b><i>reach a 100 km orbit around Kerbin, reach the Mun and orbit, change inclinations to pass over the East Crater, then observe the mystery goo over that biome</b></i>.\n\nBonus points will be awarded for piloting skill at the end of the mission if you can <b><i>successfully set the probe down in the crater</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8006426 = Muna 1
		#autoLOC_8006427 = Muna 2
		#autoLOC_8006428 = An enhanced version of Muna 1
		#autoLOC_8006429 = Acapello 13
		#autoLOC_8006430 = Greetings crew! I hate to use the term "routine" when talking about spaceflight, but this should be a pretty straighforward and routine mission. Your goal is to <b><i>reach the Mun, land, plant a flag, pick up a surface sample, and return safely to Kerbin</b></i>. First though, reach a <b><i>100km circular orbit over Kerbin</b></i>.\n\nOh, and ignore the warnings about bad luck and the number 13. That's just superstitious nonsense, like the rumors of giant spiders on Duna.
		#autoLOC_8006431 = Launch Acapello 13
		#autoLOC_8006432 = Land on the Mun and return safely with a surface sample.
		#autoLOC_8006433 = Acapello
		#autoLOC_8006434 = Orbit Kerbin 100km ApPer
		#autoLOC_8006435 = Dialog 11: Landed on Mun
		#autoLOC_8006436 = Amazing!
		#autoLOC_8006437 = Great work team! I can't believe you managed to pull this mission off! Now <b><i>EVA, take a soil sample</b></i>, and celebrate pulling victory from the jaws of defeat!
		#autoLOC_8006438 = Acapello 13 Landed on Mun
		#autoLOC_8006439 = Dialog 1: Munward Bound
		#autoLOC_8006440 = Munward Bound
		#autoLOC_8006441 = OK team, point this ship at the Mun and prepare to land. It may be routine but hopefully not too boring, eh?
		#autoLOC_8006442 = Fuel Efficiency Bonus Orbiting Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006443 = Acapello 13 Splashed
		#autoLOC_8006444 = Acapello 13 has splashed in water.
		#autoLOC_8006445 = Acapello 13 Destroyed
		#autoLOC_8006446 = Dialog 9: A Choice
		#autoLOC_8006447 = Your Call, Acapello 13
		#autoLOC_8006448 = OK, bad news, that explosion was actually one of your engines. We're assessing the situation now, but it seems that you should be able to complete your mission. \n\nYou can choose to <b><i>return to Kerbin</b></i>. If you do, no one will think any less of you for scrubbing the mission!\n\nBut if you're feeling particularly brave, you should have enough fuel to <b><i>continue to the Mun and attempt a landing</b></i>. <b><i> You will need to dock the pod to the lander</b></i>. We cannot guarantee your safety, so please be careful if you choose to face danger like a true Kerbal!
		#autoLOC_8006449 = Landed on Kerbin - Safe 01
		#autoLOC_8006450 = You made it back safe. Not very brave, but safety first, right? Nothing to be ashamed of.
		#autoLOC_8006451 = Mun Surface Sample
		#autoLOC_8006452 = Dialog 8: Um
		#autoLOC_8006453 = Um...
		#autoLOC_8006454 = Acapello 13, do you read? We detected a massive explosion on your vessel! What is your status? Repeat, what is your status?
		#autoLOC_8006455 = Jeb Returns to the Orbiter
		#autoLOC_8006456 = Dialog 12: Trouble
		#autoLOC_8006457 = You're in Trouble
		#autoLOC_8006458 = Come in, Acapello 13! We just detected a sudden, unplanned, totally random, definitely-NOT-scripted issue in your lander! In other words,<b><i> it's totally useless </b></i>and you need to act fast if you want to go back home! \n\nYou have <b><i>gained some altitude</b></i> and there's something crazy and dangerous you could try doing to get closer to the Acapello orbiter. OK, what about this: you'll need to <b><i>EVA and use your suit's RCS thrusters to reach full Munar orbit and then try to complete your rendezvous with the orbiter</b></i>!\n\nIf you want to make it home alive, you'll need to time this maneuver perfectly. Are you ready?\n\nGO! And good luck!
		#autoLOC_8006459 = Dialog 10: Mun SOI
		#autoLOC_8006460 = You Made It!
		#autoLOC_8006461 = You reached the Mun! Decision time - you can still <b><i>head back to Kerbin and land</b></i>, or <b><i>attempt to set down on the Mun</b></i>.\n\nTo minimize risk, <b><i>take only one Kerbal in the lander</b></i>. My vote goes for Jeb!
		#autoLOC_8006462 = Mun's SOI Reached
		#autoLOC_8006463 = Splashed on Kerbin - Safe 02
		#autoLOC_8006464 = You made it back safe. Not very brave, but safety first, right? Nothing to be ashamed of.
		#autoLOC_8006465 = Dialog 13: Made It
		#autoLOC_8006466 = Unbelievable!
		#autoLOC_8006467 = That's one for the history books! The hard part's done, Acapello 13, <b><i>come on home</b></i>!
		#autoLOC_8006468 = Dialog 15: Come on!
		#autoLOC_8006469 = What Now??
		#autoLOC_8006470 = The bad news keeps piling up, Acapello 13. Looks like your <b><i>parachutes' activation system failed and it burned both of your main parachutes</b></i>. You can try to use your drogue chutes to slow down but the impact will still be lethal, so...\n\nYou're going to have to jump!!! Use your personal parachutes and try to <b><i>land safely on Kerbin</b></i>. Anywhere will do!
		#autoLOC_8006471 = EVA first Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8006472 = EVA second Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8006473 = Kerbin's SOI Reached
		#autoLOC_8006474 = Dialog 14: Almost There
		#autoLOC_8006475 = You're are almost there!
		#autoLOC_8006476 = Nice job, Acapello!\n\nYou were able to reach Kerbin's SOI with the little fuel you had left and there should still be enough to prepare your vessel for re-entry and landing... Hopefully!!!!\n\n\nI am sure everything will be absolutely fine from now on. Land wherever you want, we don't want to add any unnecessary complexity to the mission at this point.\n
		#autoLOC_8006477 = EVA third Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8006478 = Kerbal Landed
		#autoLOC_8006479 = Dialog 7: Back Safe
		#autoLOC_8006480 = Landing in Mun
		#autoLOC_8006481 = Fuel Eficiency Landing in Mun
		#autoLOC_8006482 = Great Fuel Eficiency Landing in Mun
		#autoLOC_8006483 = Taking a Surface Sample
		#autoLOC_8006484 = Boarding Jeb into Orbiter
		#autoLOC_8006485 = Kerbal Landed Safely
		#autoLOC_8006486 = Time Since Node 1
		#autoLOC_8006487 = Time Since Node 2
		#autoLOC_8006488 = Boarding Jeb into Orbiter Bonus
		#autoLOC_8006489 = Time Since Node 3
		#autoLOC_8006490 = Explode Part 5
		#autoLOC_8006491 = You made it back safe. Not very brave, but safety first, right? Nothing to be ashamed of.
		#autoLOC_8006492 = We've lost the crew!
		#autoLOC_8006493 = I told you you shouldn't take the risk, this failure is on you.
		#autoLOC_8006494 = Resource Amount 1
		#autoLOC_8006495 = Resource Amount 3
		#autoLOC_8006496 = Resource Amount 2
		#autoLOC_8006497 = Great Fuel Efficiency Bonus Orbiting Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8006498 = Reaching Mun's SOI
		#autoLOC_8006499 = You are all safe!
		#autoLOC_8006502 = - Orbit Kerbin\n- Orbit Mun\n- Land on Mun\n- Orbit Mun \n- Splash on Kerbin
		#autoLOC_8007201 = None
		#autoLOC_8007211 = Display Kerbals
		#autoLOC_8007212 = Display Vessels
		#autoLOC_8007213 = Display Asteroids
		#autoLOC_8007214 = Display Flags
		#autoLOC_8007215 = GAP Vessel Token
		#autoLOC_8007216 = Rocket
		#autoLOC_8007217 = AirCraft
		#autoLOC_8007218 = Asteroid
		#autoLOC_8007219 = Kerbal
		#autoLOC_8007221 = Flag
		#autoLOC_8007222 = Do you want to delete '<<1>>'?
		#autoLOC_8007223 = Delete Mission
		#autoLOC_8007224 = Repair <<1>> failure
		#autoLOC_8007300 = Please select a craft
		#autoLOC_8007301 = <b><color=#FFA500>Biome:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D>Selected: </color></b><<1>>\n<b><color=#4DC44D>Over: </color></b><<2>>
		#autoLOC_8007302 = <b><color=#FFA500>Volume Height:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Center: </color></b><<1>>m
		#autoLOC_8007303 = <b><color=#FFA500>Volume Height:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Minimum: </color></b><<1>>m\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Maximum: </color></b><<2>>m
		#autoLOC_8007304 = <b><color=#FFA500>Camera Zoom:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Distance: </color></b><<1>>m\n
		#autoLOC_8007305 = <b><color=#FFA500>Light Cycle:</color></b>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Base UT: </color></b><<1>>\n<b><color=#4DC44D> Current UT: </color></b><<2>>
		#autoLOC_8007310 = <color=#FFBC00><b>Node Missing</b></color>
		#autoLOC_8007311 = The linked node does not exist anymore
		#autoLOC_8007312 = On: <<1>>\n Longitude: <<2>>° \nLatitude: <<3>>° \n Radius: <<4>>km
		#autoLOC_8007313 = On: <<1>>\n Longitude: <<2>>° \nLatitude: <<3>>° \n Radius: <<4>>km\n Height:<<5>>km
		#autoLOC_8007314 = On: <<1>>\n Longitude: <<2>>° \nLatitude: <<3>>° \n Radius: <<4>>km\n MinHeight: <<5>>km \nMaxHeight: <<6>>km
		#autoLOC_8007400 = Kerbal Killed
		#autoLOC_8007401 = Check if a kerbal has been killed
		#autoLOC_8007402 = We prefer not to talk about this one.
		#autoLOC_8007403 = Snap to Grid
		#autoLOC_8100000 = Node Title
		#autoLOC_8100001 = No briefing has yet been entered!\n\nPlease enter a mission name, briefing and any other setup information in the Briefing dialog.\n\nThe mission will be saved if you press OK.
		#autoLOC_8100002 = Opening Mission Briefing Dialog
		#autoLOC_8100003 = Mission named '<<1>>' already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
		#autoLOC_8100008 = Do you want to save the current mission before exiting?
		#autoLOC_8100009 = Leave Mission Builder
		#autoLOC_8100013 = Do you want to save the current mission before continuing?
		#autoLOC_8100014 = New Mission
		#autoLOC_8100015 = NONE
		#autoLOC_8100016 = The title for this node that will be displayed\nin the canvas, Missions App and objectives list
		#autoLOC_8100017 = Distance
		#autoLOC_8100018 = New Mission
		#autoLOC_8100019 = Start Node
		#autoLOC_8100020 = Do you want to save the current mission before Testing?
		#autoLOC_8100021 = Save Mission and Test
		#autoLOC_8100022 = Number of bodies
		#autoLOC_8100023 = Number of vessels
		#autoLOC_8100026 = Delete and Continue
		#autoLOC_8100028 = Do you want to reset the builder panels to the default layout?
		#autoLOC_8100029 = Reset Builder Panels
		#autoLOC_8100030 = Reset
		#autoLOC_8100031 = Sphere
		#autoLOC_8100032 = Do you want to save the current mission before continuing?
		#autoLOC_8100033 = Load Mission
		#autoLOC_8100034 = Cone
		#autoLOC_8100035 = Altitude: <<1>> <<2>>m
		#autoLOC_8100036 = Above Ground
		#autoLOC_8100037 = Open
		#autoLOC_8100038 = Select a vessel
		#autoLOC_8100040 = Node Color
		#autoLOC_8100041 = The color associated with this node
		#autoLOC_8100042 = Show Screen Message
		#autoLOC_8100043 = When checked this nodes description will be posted as a screen message \nwhen the previous node is activated in game play. \n\nIt can be used as a simple way to add screen messages at each step
		#autoLOC_8100044 = Message Duration
		#autoLOC_8100045 = How many seconds the message will be displayed for
		#autoLOC_8100046 = Description
		#autoLOC_8100047 = Description of this node that will be displayed in App and elsewhere
		#autoLOC_8100048 = End Node
		#autoLOC_8100049 = When checked the mission will end when this node activates
		#autoLOC_8100050 = Objective Node
		#autoLOC_8100051 = When checked this node will be flagged as an objective \nfor the Missions App and other displays
		#autoLOC_8100052 = Mission End Options
		#autoLOC_8100053 = Mission End Text
		#autoLOC_8100054 = The text that will be displayed in the end mission dialog
		#autoLOC_8100055 = Node Connections Order
		#autoLOC_8100057 = No out connector and node is not an End node.
		#autoLOC_8100058 = Semi Major Axis
		#autoLOC_8100059 = Apoapsis
		#autoLOC_8100060 = Periapsis
		#autoLOC_8100061 = Eccentricity
		#autoLOC_8100062 = Inclination
		#autoLOC_8100063 = Lon. of Asc. Node
		#autoLOC_8100064 = Arg. Of Periapsis
		#autoLOC_8100065 = Target Mean Anomaly
		#autoLOC_8100066 = Unnamed Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8100067 = Facility
		#autoLOC_8100068 = Always Show Ramp
		#autoLOC_8100069 = Location
		#autoLOC_8100070 = Set the Ground Location of the Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8100071 = Auto Populate Crew
		#autoLOC_8100072 = Mission Start Time
		#autoLOC_8100073 = Difficulty Settings
		#autoLOC_8100074 = Part Filter
		#autoLOC_8100075 = Landed
		#autoLOC_8100076 = Launch Site
		#autoLOC_8100077 = In Orbit
		#autoLOC_8100078 = Situation
		#autoLOC_8100080 = Select the Facility the vessel will be constructed in
		#autoLOC_8100081 = Brakes On
		#autoLOC_8100082 = Set for brakes on at vessel launch
		#autoLOC_8100084 = Orbit
		#autoLOC_8100085 = Location
		#autoLOC_8100086 = Unnamed Vessel
		#autoLOC_8100088 = The location that the vessel will start
		#autoLOC_8100089 = Vessel Restrictions
		#autoLOC_8100090 = Restrictions that will be applied to the construction of this vessel
		#autoLOC_8100091 = Focus on Vessel
		#autoLOC_8100092 = Change the game focus to this vessel when it is spawned
		#autoLOC_8100094 = Required Parts
		#autoLOC_8100096 = Radiator stuck
		#autoLOC_8100097 = Stuck State
		#autoLOC_8100098 = Cargo bay stuck
		#autoLOC_8100100 = Deployable part stuck
		#autoLOC_8100102 = Light stuck
		#autoLOC_8100104 = Intake stuck
		#autoLOC_8100106 = Fuel crossfeed toggle stuck
		#autoLOC_8100108 = Wheel deployment stuck
		#autoLOC_8100110 = Regular
		#autoLOC_8100111 = Glimmeroid
		#autoLOC_8100112 = Name
		#autoLOC_8100113 = Type
		#autoLOC_8100114 = Class
		#autoLOC_8100115 = Entire Vessel
		#autoLOC_8100116 = Specific Part
		#autoLOC_8100117 = All Part Modules of Type
		#autoLOC_8100118 = Specific Failure
		#autoLOC_8100119 = Repair Type
		#autoLOC_8100120 = Part
		#autoLOC_8100121 = Part Module
		#autoLOC_8100122 = Specific Failure
		#autoLOC_8100123 = Modifier
		#autoLOC_8100124 = Value
		#autoLOC_8100125 = Modify Mission Score
		#autoLOC_8100126 = Add points
		#autoLOC_8100127 = Multiply by
		#autoLOC_8100128 = Divide by
		#autoLOC_8100129 = Subtract points
		#autoLOC_8100130 = Set to
		#autoLOC_8100133 = Resource Bonus
		#autoLOC_8100136 = Cost
		#autoLOC_8100137 = The vessel has to cost exactly <<1>> funds.\n Current cost: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100138 = The vessel can't exceed <<1>> funds.\n Current cost: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100139 = The vessel needs to cost at least <<1>> funds.\n Current cost: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100140 = Crew Type
		#autoLOC_8100141 = Amount
		#autoLOC_8100142 = Crew Count
		#autoLOC_8100143 = Crew
		#autoLOC_8100144 = The vessel requires exactly <<1>> <<m:2>> .\nCurrent <<m:2>> : <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100145 = The vessel can't exceed <<1>> <<m:2>> .\nCurrent <<m:2>> : <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100146 = The vessel needs at least <<1>> <<m:2>> .\nCurrent <<m:2>> : <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100147 = Points
		#autoLOC_8100148 = Completion Bonus
		#autoLOC_8100149 = <<1>> : <<2>> p
		#autoLOC_8100150 = Alternator output
		#autoLOC_8100151 = Multiplier
		#autoLOC_8100152 = Alternator output is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100153 = Alternator output set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100154 = <<1>>: <<2>> <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100155 = <<1>>: <<2>> (<<3>>)
		#autoLOC_8100156 = \n<<1>>% - <<2>>% : equals <<3>> points
		#autoLOC_8100157 = <<1>>:
		#autoLOC_8100158 = \n<<1>> - <<2>> : equals <<3>> points
		#autoLOC_8100159 = Unknown
		#autoLOC_8100160 = \n<<0>> - <<1>> : equals <<2>> points
		#autoLOC_8100161 = Time Score
		#autoLOC_8100167 = Above Sea Level
		#autoLOC_8100168 = Mass Value
		#autoLOC_8100169 = Mass
		#autoLOC_8100170 = The vessel mass needs to be exactly <<1>>t.\nCurrent mass: <<2>>t
		#autoLOC_8100171 = The vessel can't exceed <<1>>t.\nCurrent mass: <<2>>t
		#autoLOC_8100172 = The vessel mass needs to be at least <<1>>t.\nCurrent mass: <<2>>t
		#autoLOC_8100173 = Check the engineers report for details.
		#autoLOC_8100174 = The Universe Time for the start of the mission.\n\nSet this to change starting positions of bodies.
		#autoLOC_8100175 = Mass: <<1>> <<2>>t
		#autoLOC_8100176 = Number of Parts
		#autoLOC_8100177 = Part Count
		#autoLOC_8100178 = The vessel has to be built with exactly <<1>> parts.\n Current part count: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100179 = The vessel can't exceed <<1>> parts.\n Current part count: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100180 = The vessel needs at least <<1>> parts.\n Current part count: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100182 = Resource Seed
		#autoLOC_8100185 = Amount
		#autoLOC_8100186 = Resource
		#autoLOC_8100187 = The vessel needs exactly <<1>> <<2>>.\nCurrent <<2>> : <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100188 = The vessel can't exceed <<1>> <<2>>.\nCurrent <<2>> : <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100189 = The vessel needs at least <<1>> <<2>>.\nCurrent <<2>> : <<3>>
		#autoLOC_8100190 = Vessel list is empty
		#autoLOC_8100191 = Height
		#autoLOC_8100192 = Width
		#autoLOC_8100193 = Length
		#autoLOC_8100194 = Vessel Dimensions
		#autoLOC_8100195 = The vessel has to match the exact dimensions:\n<<1>>.\n Current size:\n<<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100196 = The vessel can't exceed:\n <<1>>Current size:\n <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100197 = The vessel needs to fit inside:\n <<1>> Current size:\n <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100203 = Number of Stages
		#autoLOC_8100204 = Stages
		#autoLOC_8100205 = The vessel needs exactly <<1>> stages.\nCurrent stages: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100206 = The vessel can't exceed <<1>> stages.\nCurrent stages: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100207 = The vessel needs at least <<1>> stages.\nCurrent stages: <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100208 = Mission requirements not met.
		#autoLOC_8100209 = The restrictions for this vessel are not met, check the mission app for details.
		#autoLOC_8100210 = Accept
		#autoLOC_8100211 = A vessel restriction
		#autoLOC_8100212 = Vessel Restriction Entry -> <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8100213 = Max Energy Transfer
		#autoLOC_8100214 = Radiator max energy transfer
		#autoLOC_8100215 = Max energy transfer is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100216 = Radiator max energy transfer set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100217 = Actuator Speed
		#autoLOC_8100218 = Actuator Speed set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100219 = Power
		#autoLOC_8100220 = Transmitter power
		#autoLOC_8100221 = Transmitter power is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100222 = Transmitter output set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100223 = Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8100224 = Solar Panel Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8100225 = Panel efficiency is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100226 = Solar panel efficiency set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100227 = Throttle
		#autoLOC_8100228 = Engine throttle
		#autoLOC_8100229 = Engine throttle is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100230 = Throttle set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100231 = Efficiency
		#autoLOC_8100232 = Generator output
		#autoLOC_8100233 = Generator output is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100234 = Generator output set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100235 = Pitch Control
		#autoLOC_8100236 = Roll Control
		#autoLOC_8100237 = Yaw Control
		#autoLOC_8100238 = Gimbal limit control
		#autoLOC_8100239 = Gimbal control has changed!
		#autoLOC_8100240 = Pitch control set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100241 = Roll control set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100242 = Yaw control set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100243 = Lift Force
		#autoLOC_8100244 = Lifting surface lift force
		#autoLOC_8100245 = Lift force is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100246 = Lift force set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100247 = Intensity
		#autoLOC_8100248 = Light intensity
		#autoLOC_8100249 = Light intensity is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100250 = Light intensity set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100251 = Pitch Torque
		#autoLOC_8100252 = Roll Torque
		#autoLOC_8100253 = Yaw Torque
		#autoLOC_8100254 = Reaction wheel torque
		#autoLOC_8100255 = Reaction wheel torque has changed!
		#autoLOC_8100256 = Pitch torque set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100257 = Roll torque set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100258 = Yaw torque set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100259 = SAS Service Level
		#autoLOC_8100260 = SAS service level
		#autoLOC_8100261 = SAS Service Level is <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8100262 = SAS Service Level set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100263 = Torque
		#autoLOC_8100264 = Wheel Brakes torque
		#autoLOC_8100265 = Brake torque is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100266 = Brake torque set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100267 = Wheel Motor torque
		#autoLOC_8100268 = Motor torque is <<1>> x normal
		#autoLOC_8100269 = Motor torque set to <<1>>%
		#autoLOC_8100270 = Flicker Time
		#autoLOC_8100271 = Light flickering
		#autoLOC_8100272 = Light is flickering.
		#autoLOC_8100273 = Maximum flicker time is <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8100275 = Adjuster Module
		#autoLOC_8100276 = Adjusted
		#autoLOC_8100277 = Can Be Repaired
		#autoLOC_8100278 = Crew member needs to be an Engineer.
		#autoLOC_8100279 = Selecting VAB or SPH will save all progress and take you to the Vehicle Assembly Building or Spaceplane Hanger to build a new Vessel.\n\nSelect Cancel to return to the Mission Builder.
		#autoLOC_8100280 = Warning!
		#autoLOC_8100281 = Take me to the VAB
		#autoLOC_8100282 = Take me to the SPH
		#autoLOC_8100283 = Part stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100284 = Edit Vessel
		#autoLOC_8100285 = Create New Vessel
		#autoLOC_8100286 = Choose a vessel before you can assign crew.
		#autoLOC_8100287 = A Launch Site named '<<1>> ' already exists. Please rename the Launch Site.
		#autoLOC_8100288 = Available Parts
		#autoLOC_8100289 = Unavailable Parts
		#autoLOC_8100290 = Base Parameters
		#autoLOC_8100292 = Mission Parts
		#autoLOC_8100293 = Vessel Parts
		#autoLOC_8100294 = This part was set as unavailable for this mission
		#autoLOC_8100295 = This part was set as required for this vessel
		#autoLOC_8100296 = This part was set as available in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8100297 = This part was set as unavailable in a vessel
		#autoLOC_8100298 = This part was set as required for a vessel
		#autoLOC_8100299 = Set Available Parts for Mission
		#autoLOC_8100300 = Set Unavailable Parts for Mission
		#autoLOC_8100301 = Additional Parameters
		#autoLOC_8100302 = Options
		#autoLOC_8100303 = Mission Message
		#autoLOC_8100304 = Mission End
		#autoLOC_8100305 = Connector Settings
		#autoLOC_8100306 = Node Settings
		#autoLOC_8100307 = Add
		#autoLOC_8100310 = None
		#autoLOC_8100312 = Light Stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100313 = Remove Vessel
		#autoLOC_8100314 = Vessel Starting State
		#autoLOC_8100315 = Parts Selected <<1>>
		#autoLOC_8100316 = <<1>> : Orbit around <<2>>
		#autoLOC_8100317 = Filter Parts by
		#autoLOC_8100318 = KerbNet access fail
		#autoLOC_8100319 = KerbNet Access Failed!
		#autoLOC_8100320 = Grapple node can't release
		#autoLOC_8100321 = Grapple node can't release!
		#autoLOC_8100322 = Anchored Decoupler can't decouple
		#autoLOC_8100323 = Decoupler failed!
		#autoLOC_8100324 = <<1>> stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100325 = Control surface disable controls
		#autoLOC_8100326 = Controls disabled!
		#autoLOC_8100327 = Data transmitter broken
		#autoLOC_8100328 = Data transmitter broken!
		#autoLOC_8100329 = Decoupler can't decouple
		#autoLOC_8100330 = Decoupler failed!
		#autoLOC_8100331 = Docking node can't undock
		#autoLOC_8100332 = Docking node can't undock!
		#autoLOC_8100333 = Dead Engine
		#autoLOC_8100334 = Engine Dead!
		#autoLOC_8100335 = Fuel line blocked
		#autoLOC_8100336 = Fuel line blocked!
		#autoLOC_8100337 = No GPS Display
		#autoLOC_8100338 = No GPS Display!
		#autoLOC_8100339 = Grapple node can't grapple
		#autoLOC_8100340 = Grapple node can't grapple!
		#autoLOC_8100341 = Decoupler failed!
		#autoLOC_8100342 = Probe Control Broken
		#autoLOC_8100343 = RCS fire randomly
		#autoLOC_8100344 = RCS has gone crazy!
		#autoLOC_8100345 = RCS stop working
		#autoLOC_8100346 = RCS is dead!
		#autoLOC_8100347 = Reaction wheel broken
		#autoLOC_8100348 = Reaction wheel is broken!
		#autoLOC_8100349 = Reaction wheel stuck on
		#autoLOC_8100350 = Reaction wheel is stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100351 = Crossfeed stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100352 = Wheel deployment stuck
		#autoLOC_8100353 = Wheels stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100354 = Intake stuck!
		#autoLOC_8100355 = Disable experiment
		#autoLOC_8100356 = Experiment disabled!
		#autoLOC_8200000 = Hide / Unhide
		#autoLOC_8200001 = Undo
		#autoLOC_8200002 = Redo
		#autoLOC_8200003 = Maximize / Restore
		#autoLOC_8200004 = Fit in view
		#autoLOC_8200005 = Arrange Nodes
		#autoLOC_8200007 = Zoom Out
		#autoLOC_8200008 = Zoom In
		#autoLOC_8200009 = Validation
		#autoLOC_8200010 = Run
		#autoLOC_8200011 = Mode
		#autoLOC_8200013 = New
		#autoLOC_8200014 = Open
		#autoLOC_8200016 = Export
		#autoLOC_8200017 = Test mission
		#autoLOC_8200019 = Lock
		#autoLOC_8200020 = Type keywords to search for nodes
		#autoLOC_8200021 = Randomize
		#autoLOC_8200022 = Seed:
		#autoLOC_8200023 = Vessel Ground Location;
		#autoLOC_8200024 = Celestial Body
		#autoLOC_8200025 = Position
		#autoLOC_8200026 = Longitude
		#autoLOC_8200027 = Latitude
		#autoLOC_8200028 = Altitude
		#autoLOC_8200029 = Rotation
		#autoLOC_8200030 = X-Axis Rotation
		#autoLOC_8200031 = Y-Axis Rotation
		#autoLOC_8200032 = Z-Axis Rotation
		#autoLOC_8200033 = Volume
		#autoLOC_8200034 = Shape
		#autoLOC_8200035 = Radius
		#autoLOC_8200036 = Min Height
		#autoLOC_8200037 = Max Height
		#autoLOC_8200038 = Height
		#autoLOC_8200039 = Celestial Body
		#autoLOC_8200040 = Area
		#autoLOC_8200048 = Enter Vessel Name...
		#autoLOC_8200049 = Player Built
		#autoLOC_8200050 = Creator Built
		#autoLOC_8200051 = Please select a vessel
		#autoLOC_8200052 = Assign Crew
		#autoLOC_8200053 = Reset Vessel
		#autoLOC_8200054 = Min
		#autoLOC_8200055 = Max
		#autoLOC_8200056 = Score
		#autoLOC_8200057 = Additional
		#autoLOC_8200058 = Remove
		#autoLOC_8200059 = Play Missions
		#autoLOC_8200060 = Mission Builder
		#autoLOC_8200061 = Enter text...
		#autoLOC_8200062 = Validation not run yet...
		#autoLOC_8200063 = Run Validation
		#autoLOC_8200064 = Enter the name for the exported mission file.
		#autoLOC_8200065 = Export Mission Filename
		#autoLOC_8200066 = A file named '<<1>>' already exists in Missions/_Exports folder.
		#autoLOC_8200067 = Export File Exists
		#autoLOC_8200069 = Cancel export
		#autoLOC_8200070 = Please go back and specify a Mission Name in the briefing dialog
		#autoLOC_8200071 = No Mission Name Provided
		#autoLOC_8200073 = Mission Briefing Information
		#autoLOC_8200074 = Mission Validation Report
		#autoLOC_8200075 = Mission Global Score
		#autoLOC_8200076 = Mission Awards
		#autoLOC_8200077 = An empty tag cannot be added!
		#autoLOC_8200078 = Enter a Valid Tag Value
		#autoLOC_8200079 = <<1>>': A tag by with this value already exists and cannot be added again.
		#autoLOC_8200080 = Duplicated Tag Found
		#autoLOC_8200081 = No Validation Items to report.
		#autoLOC_8200082 = Info
		#autoLOC_8200083 = Validation
		#autoLOC_8200084 = Awards
		#autoLOC_8200085 = Enter Mission Briefing Notes...
		#autoLOC_8200086 = No objectives in the current mission
		#autoLOC_8200087 = Play Banner
		#autoLOC_8200088 = Success Banner
		#autoLOC_8200089 = Fail Banner
		#autoLOC_8200093 = Gold Award
		#autoLOC_8200094 = When player gets
		#autoLOC_8200095 = Silver Award
		#autoLOC_8200096 = points
		#autoLOC_8200097 = Bronze Award
		#autoLOC_8200098 = Objectives
		#autoLOC_8200099 = New Mission Name
		#autoLOC_8200100 = Time Keeper
		#autoLOC_8200101 = Completed the Mission in less than the required time
		#autoLOC_8200102 = Frugal
		#autoLOC_8200103 = Used less than the required resource
		#autoLOC_8200104 = Saint
		#autoLOC_8200105 = All Kerbals survived
		#autoLOC_8200106 = Sinner
		#autoLOC_8200107 = All Kerbals died
		#autoLOC_8200108 = Homesick
		#autoLOC_8200109 = Travelled less than the required distance
		#autoLOC_8200110 = Boldly Going
		#autoLOC_8200111 = Travelled more than the required distance
		#autoLOC_8200112 = Carpool
		#autoLOC_8200113 = Used at least the required number of vessels
		#autoLOC_8200114 = That's the Spot
		#autoLOC_8200115 = Landed in less than the required distance from the KSC
		#autoLOC_8200116 = Where did I leave my keys?
		#autoLOC_8200117 = Landed at least in the required number of Planets
		#autoLOC_8200118 = Manually
		#autoLOC_8200119 = On Save
		#autoLOC_8200120 = Auto After Run
		#autoLOC_8200121 = Automatic
		#autoLOC_8200122 = Select a Mission to Open
		#autoLOC_8200123 = Community Created
		#autoLOC_8200124 = Stock Mission
		#autoLOC_8200126 = Biomes
		#autoLOC_8200127 = Grants
		#autoLOC_8200128 = points
		#autoLOC_8200129 = Completed the Mission with the required bronze score points
		#autoLOC_8200130 = Completed the Mission with the required silver score points
		#autoLOC_8200131 = Completed the Mission with the required gold score points
		#autoLOC_8300000 = Mission Tutorial
		#autoLOC_8300001 = This is the all new Missions Screen! This is where you can select to play Historical Missions from the early chapters of Kerbal Space Flight. You can also see and play your own Missions and those Community created Missions you have downloaded.
		#autoLOC_8300002 = For each Mission you can see the Mission Briefing. You can also save your Missions during play to return to them at a later time. For each Mission you complete you may see, where applicable, a score to impress your friends with.
		#autoLOC_8300003 = At the bottom of the Missions list there are 3 Tutorial Missions for you to try - each will teach you a different aspect of the Mission Builder!
		#autoLOC_8300010 = Beginner Tutorial
		#autoLOC_8300011 = Welcome to the Mission Builder.\n\nThis is where you plan out and export your Missions for others to play.
		#autoLOC_8300012 = Once a Node is placed you can tweak and fine tune its settings by altering its properties in the top section of the Action Pane, located on the right side of the screen.
		#autoLOC_8300013 = Before we begin we need to set up the Start Node.\n\nThis will dictate where the player starts, what the starting settings are for your mission as well as any other Mission Critical Information.
		#autoLOC_8300014 = To start with let's tell the player where they need to start and what their vessel conditions are.\n\nThere are many options here but let's keep it simple for now and start them at the KSC in their own vessel.
		#autoLOC_8300015 = All new Missions appear with two Nodes by default, the Start Node and a Spawn Vessel Node.\n\nNow click on the Spawn Vessel Node and notice there is a Name for our vessel called 'Unnamed Vessel'.\n\nClick this name now and type a new name for the vessel.
		#autoLOC_8300016 = You will notice there are two radio buttons settings in the Settings Action Pane. One sets this vessel as Player Built and the other set this vessel as Creator Defined.\n\nPlayer built vessels are built by the mission player, whereas creator built vessels you (as the mission creator) must build for the player to use during mission play.
		#autoLOC_8300017 = You will also note the other settings for the Vessel.\n\nThe Situation is used to set the starting situation for the vessel. This could be at a Launch Site, Landed or in Orbit. The default is Launch Site.\n\nLet's leave our vessel set to this for now.
		#autoLOC_8300018 = The next setting is the facility that will be used to build the vessel. This can be the VAB or SPH.\n\nThe default is the VAB. Let's leave our player created vessel set to this for now.
		#autoLOC_8300019 = The last setting we are going to cover here is the Launch Site selection.\n\nHere you can choose where the vessel will be Launched from when the situation is set to the Launch Site setting.\n\nFor now we will leave this set to the LaunchPad which is located at the KSC.
		#autoLOC_8300020 = Please ensure the Vessel is set to Launch from the LaunchPad and the facility is set to the VAB before we can continue.
		#autoLOC_8300021 = Great! Now the player will start their mission at the KSC LaunchPad in a vessel they will build themselves.\n\nYou can also choose to start players of your missions in Orbit, landed, or a number of other different scenarios.
		#autoLOC_8300022 = Now we need to give the Player something to do - let's get them to orbit the Mun!\n\nGo to the Sidebar on the left side of the screen and find the Node that says 'Orbit' and drag it out onto the Canvas near the Start Node - you can find it under the 'Location' category.
		#autoLOC_8300023 = Find the Orbit Node first, locate it and drag it out onto the Canvas.
		#autoLOC_8300024 = Fantastic job!\n\nNow we need to set the planet to be orbited and also a target orbit.
		#autoLOC_8300025 = Make sure the planet to Orbit is set to the Mun.
		#autoLOC_8300026 = Please select the Mun to continue.
		#autoLOC_8300027 = Great!\n\nWe'll leave the orbital settings at their default for now, but you can see that there are lots of options available to you for setting target orbits.\n\nYou can even change them visually in the Graphical Action Pane (GAP) underneath the Settings.
		#autoLOC_8300028 = The next thing we need to do is link the Start Node to the Orbit Node.\n\nClick the output connector on the Start Node (on the right side of the node). Once you have clicked a connector line will appear and follow the mouse pointer.\n\nClick on the input connector on the Orbit Node.
		#autoLOC_8300029 = Let's add one final goal to this mission. Let's direct the player to land on the Mun to wrap up the Mission.\n\nDrag out a Landed Vessel Node and place it near the Orbit Node.
		#autoLOC_8300030 = Find the Landed Vessel Node first, locate it and drag it out onto the Canvas.
		#autoLOC_8300031 = Now select the Mun from the celestial body dropdown list in the Node's Settings.
		#autoLOC_8300032 = Try selecting the Mun from the dropdown list in the settings of the Landed Vessel Node.
		#autoLOC_8300033 = By default all Landed Vessel Nodes will choose the whole celestial body as the target location.\n\nYou can be more specific though and choose Biomes or actual coordinates for the player to land on by changing the location type setting.
		#autoLOC_8300034 = Now link the Orbit Node to the Landed Vessel Node in the same way we linked the Start Node to the Orbit node to wrap up this section of the Mission.
		#autoLOC_8300035 = Lastly let's save our work, otherwise we can't play our mission, or share our creation with the rest of the community.\n\nOnce saved we can load them up to play or come back here to edit them further.
		#autoLOC_8300036 = Click on the Save button.
		#autoLOC_8300037 = Try saving your Mission - click on the highlighted button to continue.
		#autoLOC_8300038 = Ah yes of course, we need to provide a Mission Briefing first!
		#autoLOC_8300039 = Type a Name for your mission in the box at the very top of the dialog and then enter in a line or two in the Mission Briefing notes - this will tell players of your mission what to expect, then select OK when you're done.\n\nYou can also review your objectives, validate your mission and add scoring and awards to it.
		#autoLOC_8300040 = Great! Those are the basics on how to create a Mission.\n\nThere's still much more to show you so you can now either choose to continue the tutorial (and learn the Action Pane, Events, and more) or Exit back to the Missions Menu.
		#autoLOC_8300041 = Creating Missions is quite simple, all you need to do is drag Nodes out from the Sidebar (on the left) onto the Canvas in the middle of the screen.
		#autoLOC_8300042 = Continue
		#autoLOC_8310000 = Size 1.5 Decoupler
		#autoLOC_8310001 = TD-18 Decoupler
		#autoLOC_8310002 = Borrowed from a local farmer, this decoupler originally housed small animals. Now capable of housing small parts.
		#autoLOC_8310003 = Inflatable Airlock
		#autoLOC_8310004 = When trying to dock and that last small distance is just too far. This adaptor, with patented extend‘o’matic subsystems for extra portability, will fill the gap. Not to be used as an accordian.
		#autoLOC_8310005 = connect join dock berth capture couple fasten moor socket shield regular standard average medium (crew (mann kerbal 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310006 = Don't inspect decouplers with a naked flame. Point arrow up, light fuse and retire to a safe distance.
		#autoLOC_8310007 = decouple split break stag regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310008 = liquid decouple fueltank ?lfo tank split break stag regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310009 = TD-50 Decoupler
		#autoLOC_8310010 = This decoupler removes large unwanted items. Originally borrowed from O.M.B mining.
		#autoLOC_8310011 = decouple split break stag enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310012 = Kerbodyne KE-1 "Mastodon" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310013 = Considered to be the behemoth of rocket technology, this propulsion system is the pinnacle of power.
		#autoLOC_8310014 = rocket liquid engine propuls ascent main launch motor ?lfo saturn F1 (mastodon cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310015 = LV-TX87 "Bobcat" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310016 = Meow! One of these engines gives more than enough thrust to jump as high as the sky, so we gave you two.
		#autoLOC_8310017 = rocket liquid engine propuls ascent main fueltank ?lfo (bobcat cross feed glv
		#autoLOC_8310020 = EP-18 Engine Plate
		#autoLOC_8310021 = Inspired by an upside down birthday cake. Now with added shrouds for windy days. For clustering multiple small engines on small tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310022 = decouple engine plate split break stag cluster regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310023 = EP-25 Engine Plate
		#autoLOC_8310024 = Inspired by an upside down birthday cake. Now with added shrouds for windy days. This engine plate provides the best value for funds.
		#autoLOC_8310025 = decouple engine plate split break stag cluster 2.5 huge jumbo large big cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310026 = EP-37 Engine Plate
		#autoLOC_8310027 = Inspired by an upside down birthday cake. Now with added shrouds for windy days. Engine plates for grown ups.
		#autoLOC_8310028 = decouple engine plate split break stag cluster 3.75 enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310029 = EP-50 Engine Plate
		#autoLOC_8310030 = Inspired by an upside down birthday cake. Now with added shrouds for windy days. For clustering the largest engines on the largest tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310031 = decouple engine plate split break stag cluster enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310032 = LV-T91 "Cheetah" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310033 = This engine will get you moving fast. Eventually.… Great for those long distance trips in space despite its namesake. Marketing, you know?
		#autoLOC_8310034 = rocket liquid engine vacuum propuls fueltank ?lfo (cheetah cross feed glv
		#autoLOC_8310041 = TS-18 Stack Separator
		#autoLOC_8310042 = This separator is the response to Kerbals not reading the decoupler instructions properly. Separates both ways.
		#autoLOC_8310043 = decouple separat split break stag cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310050 = TS-50 Stack Separator
		#autoLOC_8310051 = Kaboom! But in a controlled, Kerbal way
		#autoLOC_8310052 = decouple separat split break stag enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310053 = Kerbodyne KE-1 "Mastodon" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310054 = Considered to be the behemoth of rocket technology, this propulsion system is the pinnacle of power.
		#autoLOC_8310055 = saturn launch rocket motor engine propuls F1 (mastodon
		#autoLOC_8310056 = FL-R5 RCS Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310057 = A larger-scaled version of the standard RCS tank.
		#autoLOC_8310058 = fueltank mono monopropellant propellant
		#autoLOC_8310059 = LV-TX87 "Bobcat" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310060 = Meow! One of these engines gives more than enough thrust to jump as high as the sky, so we gave you two.
		#autoLOC_8310061 = fueltank ?lfo liquid oxidizer propellant rocket (bobcat
		#autoLOC_8310062 = RE-I2 "Skiff" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310063 = The Skiff is well suited for local planet hopping. High vacuum efficiency for this powerful upper stage drive will get you further.
		#autoLOC_8310064 = rocket liquid engine propuls sustain ascent main fueltank ?lfo saturn (skiff cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310065 = RE-J10 "Wolfhound" Liquid Fuel Engine
		#autoLOC_8310066 = Woof! With the largest bell for its size, this upper stage engine will leave your ears ringing.
		#autoLOC_8310067 = rocket liquid engine vacuum propuls orbit orbital ?lfo (wolfhound cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310068 = RK-7 "Kodiak" Liquid Fueled Engine
		#autoLOC_8310069 = A bear of an engine. This quad-nozzled beast comes with multiple cowling options, and no gimbal. Don’t forget those verniers.
		#autoLOC_8310070 = rocket liquid engine propuls ascent main fueltank ?lfo (kodiak cross feed voskhod
		#autoLOC_8310071 = RV-1 "Cub" Vernier Engine
		#autoLOC_8310072 = Mew! These little vernier engines have a huge deflection, but can only gimbal in one dimension.
		#autoLOC_8310073 = rocket liquid engine thruster propuls vernier fueltank ?lfo (cub cross feed voskhod
		#autoLOC_8310074 = Stratus-V Minified Monopropellant Tank
		#autoLOC_8310075 = I’d say “Small is beautiful”
		#autoLOC_8310076 = fuel propellant rcs fueltank mono cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310084 = FL-A150 Fuel Tank Adapter
		#autoLOC_8310085 = These fuel-filled adapters come in a variety of sizes for connecting larger and smaller tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310086 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank 0.625 )mini small tiny little micro regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310087 = FL-A151L Fuel Tank Adapter
		#autoLOC_8310088 = These fuel-filled adapters come in a variety of sizes for connecting larger and smaller tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310089 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank 1.25 FL-T regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310090 = FL-A151S Fuel Tank Adapter
		#autoLOC_8310091 = These fuel-filled adapters come in a variety of sizes for connecting larger and smaller tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310092 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank 1.25 FL-T regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310093 = FL-A215 Fuel Tank Adapter
		#autoLOC_8310094 = These fuel-filled adapters come in a variety of sizes for connecting larger and smaller tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310095 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank regular standard average medium 2.5 huge jumbo large big cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310096 = FL-TX220 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310097 = Designed as an intermediary tank between the smaller FL-T series and the larger Rockomax tanks, the FL-TX series helps you get just the right amount of boom.
		#autoLOC_8310098 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310099 = FL-TX440 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310100 = Designed as an intermediary tank between the smaller FL-T series and the larger Rockomax tanks, the FL-TX series helps you get just the right amount of boom.
		#autoLOC_8310101 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310102 = FL-TX900 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310103 = Designed as an intermediary tank between the smaller FL-T series and the larger Rockomax tanks, the FL-TX series helps you get just the right amount of boom.
		#autoLOC_8310104 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310105 = FL-TX1800 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310106 = Designed as an intermediary tank between the smaller FL-T series and the larger Rockomax tanks, the FL-TX series helps you get just the right amount of boom.
		#autoLOC_8310107 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310108 = FL-C1000 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310109 = Bored with plain cylinders, the engineers at Jebediah Kerman's Junkyard and Spacecraft Parts Co came up with this snazzy new design. Includes built in separation boosters for good measure, because you can never have enough boosters.
		#autoLOC_8310110 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant moar (more thruster motor separat solid fueltank ?lfo tank regular standard average medium cross feed 1.875 voskhod
		#autoLOC_8310111 = Kerbodyne S3-S4 Adapter Tank
		#autoLOC_8310112 = These fuel-filled adapters come in a variety of sizes for connecting larger and smaller tanks.
		#autoLOC_8310113 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank saturn 3.75 enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310114 = Kerbodyne Engine Cluster Adapter Tank
		#autoLOC_8310115 = When Kerbodyne engineers realized that no single engine currently manufactured could justify the use of the S4 fuel tank line, they added attachment points for five of them on this handy adapter tank.
		#autoLOC_8310116 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank saturn enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310117 = Kerbodyne S4-64 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310118 = Originally the result of a unit of measure conversion bug, the S4 series of fuel tanks transcend the preposterous into the truly absurd. When 'More boosters' fails and is replaced with 'More engines!', the S4 series tanks will be there to loft your dreams, no matter how ridiculous and over-engineered, into the sky on massive trails of fire.
		#autoLOC_8310119 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310120 = Kerbodyne S4-128 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310121 = Originally the result of a unit of measure conversion bug, the S4 series of fuel tanks transcend the preposterous into the truly absurd. When 'More boosters' fails and is replaced with 'More engines!', the S4 series tanks will be there to loft your dreams, no matter how ridiculous and over-engineered, into the sky on massive trails of fire.
		#autoLOC_8310122 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310123 = Kerbodyne S4-256 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310124 = Originally the result of a unit of measure conversion bug, the S4 series of fuel tanks transcend the preposterous into the truly absurd. When 'More boosters' fails and is replaced with 'More engines!', the S4 series tanks will be there to loft your dreams, no matter how ridiculous and over-engineered, into the sky on massive trails of fire.
		#autoLOC_8310125 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank enormous massive gigantic giant cross feed 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310126 = Kerbodyne S4-512 Fuel Tank
		#autoLOC_8310127 = Originally the result of a unit of measure conversion bug, the S4 series of fuel tanks transcend the preposterous into the truly absurd. When 'More boosters' fails and is replaced with 'More engines!', the S4 series tanks will be there to loft your dreams, no matter how ridiculous and over-engineered, into the sky on massive trails of fire.
		#autoLOC_8310128 = rocket fuel liquid oxidizer propellant fueltank ?lfo tank cross feed
		#autoLOC_8310129 = RoveMax M1-F Rover Wheel
		#autoLOC_8310130 = Designed for the first Munar landings and with the ability to be stowed during launch, the RoveMax M1-F is ideal for smaller rovers where space is a premium.
		#autoLOC_8310131 = rover drive ground roll wheel )car
		#autoLOC_8310132 = AE-FF1.5 Airstream Protective Shell (1.875m)
		#autoLOC_8310133 = While the Kerbals at Mission Control were still figuring out how to get their rockets back down to Kerbin safely, the research engineers at FLOOYD were quickly realising that protecting parts on ascent was just as important. Heavy research into two-dimensional-input driven procedural construction was then funded with the hopes of making protective shells for important payloads and interstage areas of the crafts. The protective shells also have the benefit of making the craft more aerodynamic, hopefully saving on precious rocket fuel!
		#autoLOC_8310134 = AE-FF5 Airstream Protective Shell (5m)
		#autoLOC_8310135 = While the Kerbals at Mission Control were still figuring out how to get their rockets back down to Kerbin safely, the research engineers at FLOOYD were quickly realising that protecting parts on ascent was just as important. Heavy research into two-dimensional-input driven procedural construction was then funded with the hopes of making protective shells for important payloads and interstage areas of the crafts. The protective shells also have the benefit of making the craft more aerodynamic, hopefully saving on precious rocket fuel!
		#autoLOC_8310136 = SM-6A Service Module
		#autoLOC_8310137 = A service bay, with explosive doors. Do not open by hand!
		#autoLOC_8310138 = cargo contain hollow payload protect (stor therm store heat service convey
		#autoLOC_8310139 = SM-18 Service Module
		#autoLOC_8310140 = A service bay, with explosive doors. Do not open by hand!
		#autoLOC_8310141 = cargo contain hollow payload protect (stor therm store heat service convey
		#autoLOC_8310142 = SM-25 Service Module
		#autoLOC_8310143 = A service bay, with explosive doors. Do not open by hand! This part comes with plenty of internal space for storing important items for the trip. Snacks must be securely stowed to avoid spillage and damage to the integral antenna.
		#autoLOC_8310144 = cargo contain hollow payload protect (stor therm store heat hold convey equipment freight service CSM
		#autoLOC_8310145 = KV-1 'Onion' Reentry Module
		#autoLOC_8310146 = The design bureau cried when the finance department cried “that’s your lot!”
		#autoLOC_8310147 = rocket control command fly capsule ?eva ?iva pilot pod space history historical convey (crew (mann kerbal voskhod
		#autoLOC_8310148 = KV-2 ‘Pea’ Reentry Module
		#autoLOC_8310149 = Two little green Kerbals like peas in a Pea Pod. The engineers managed to fit an extra Kerbal in the same space!
		#autoLOC_8310150 = rocket control command fly capsule ?eva ?iva pilot pod space history historical convey (crew (mann kerbal voskhod
		#autoLOC_8310151 = KV-3 'Pomegranate' Reentry Module
		#autoLOC_8310152 = Many little Kerbals inside this one. Couldn’t fit more.
		#autoLOC_8310153 = rocket control command fly capsule ?eva ?iva pilot pod space history historical convey (crew (mann kerbal voskhod
		#autoLOC_8310154 = Mk2 Command Pod
		#autoLOC_8310155 = Twin-seater for when a single Kerbal feels too lonely.
		#autoLOC_8310156 = rocket stab control cmg command fly gyro moment react steer torque capsule ?eva ?iva pilot space convey (crew (mann kerbal glv
		#autoLOC_8310157 = Munar Excursion Module (M.E.M.)
		#autoLOC_8310158 = After hearing pilots refer to their current line of landers as 'easily crushed tin cans', the marketing department decided that what customers really wanted was a lander that resembled an already crushed tin can.
		#autoLOC_8310159 = rocket control command fly moment capsule ?eva ?iva pilot space lander land lem mem mun convey (crew (mann kerbal
		#autoLOC_8310160 = SP-T06 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310161 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310162 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle equ radial
		#autoLOC_8310163 = SP-T12 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310164 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310165 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle equ radial
		#autoLOC_8310166 = SP-T18 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310167 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310168 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle equ radial
		#autoLOC_8310169 = SP-T25 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310170 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310171 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle equ radial
		#autoLOC_8310172 = SP-S06 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310173 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310174 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat radial
		#autoLOC_8310175 = SP-S12 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310176 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310177 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat radial
		#autoLOC_8310178 = SP-S18 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310179 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310180 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat radial 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310181 = SP-S25 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310182 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310183 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat radial
		#autoLOC_8310184 = SP-R06 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310185 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310186 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle radial
		#autoLOC_8310187 = SP-R12 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310188 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310189 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle radial
		#autoLOC_8310190 = SP-R18 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310191 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310192 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle radial 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310193 = SP-R25 Structural Panel
		#autoLOC_8310194 = A sturdy metal plate, perfect for constructing all sorts of things. Also available in bling.
		#autoLOC_8310195 = support extend structur build construct fabricate body cover plat triangle radial
		#autoLOC_8310196 = T-12 Structural Tube
		#autoLOC_8310197 = Kerbals like to play hide and seek with these small tubes.
		#autoLOC_8310198 = hollow pipe tube support structur build construct struct
		#autoLOC_8310199 = T-18 Structural Tube
		#autoLOC_8310200 = The Kerbin transportation department is still looking for these tubes, originally intended for the underground system.
		#autoLOC_8310201 = hollow pipe tube support structur build construct struct regular standard average medium 1.875
		#autoLOC_8310202 = T-25 Structural Tube
		#autoLOC_8310203 = What is a fuel tank without the internal tank? Just a shell.
		#autoLOC_8310204 = hollow pipe tube support structur build construct struct 2.5 huge jumbo large big
		#autoLOC_8310205 = T-37 Structural Tube
		#autoLOC_8310206 = The cost of manufacturing these tubes is high, per loop. Use sparingly.
		#autoLOC_8310207 = hollow pipe tube support structur build construct struct 3.75 enormous massive gigantic giant
		#autoLOC_8310208 = T-50 Structural Tube
		#autoLOC_8310209 = Stacking enough of these could make a revolutionary snack delivery system.
		#autoLOC_8310210 = hollow pipe tube support structur build construct struct 3.75 enormous massive gigantic giant 5.0
		#autoLOC_8310211 = Heat Shield (1.875m)
		#autoLOC_8320091 = THK "Pollux" Solid Fuel Booster
		#autoLOC_8320092 = The Pollux is an engineers best friend.  Is your rocket a little too low thrust to get off the pad efficiently?  Put one on.  Still not enough?  Put on a pair.  Try six of them if that's still not enough.  Or if you're feeling really craft, you can launch your entire rocket with just these tried and true solid rocket motors.
		#autoLOC_8320093 = Protective Rocket Nosecone Mk5A
		#autoLOC_8320094 = A midsize nosecone that improves the aerodynamic profile for 1.875m rocket stacks.
		#autoLOC_8320095 = (motor (rocket (srb (pol
		#autoLOC_8320096 = aero aircraft booster )cap drag fligh plane rocket speed stab stream
		#autoLOC_8400000 = Builder
		#autoLOC_8400010 = Builder Toolbar
		#autoLOC_8400020 = Sidebar
		#autoLOC_8400030 = Canvas
		#autoLOC_8400042 = Nodes / Connectors
		#autoLOC_8400052 = Node Docking
		#autoLOC_8400062 = SAP
		#autoLOC_8400072 = GAP
		#autoLOC_8400081 = GAP Tools
		#autoLOC_8400092 = Mission Briefing
		#autoLOC_8400102 = Importing / Exporting / Validation
		#autoLOC_8400109 = Mission App
		#autoLOC_8400119 = Testing / Checkpoints
		#autoLOC_8400129 = Replay / Score / End
		#autoLOC_8400166 = Making History
		#autoLOC_8400509 = Advanced Tutorial
		#autoLOC_8400510 = Welcome back! We've already done so much, but a few more little touches and this Mission will be talked about for years to come.
		#autoLOC_8400511 = Let's put in some requirements for the Crew that will be taking us on to greatness.
		#autoLOC_8400512 = Click on the Spawn Vessel Node that is docked to the Start Node.
		#autoLOC_8400513 = Scroll down to the bottom of the list in the SAP and click the Add button. In the dropdown choose Crew.
		#autoLOC_8400514 = Select the Add button and then select Crew.
		#autoLOC_8400515 = Now we don't want anyone getting lonely up there so let's put a requirement for two Kerbals on the Vessel.\n\nClick the dropdown next to Operator and select Equal. Then either click on the box and type 2 or move the slider until the number says 2.
		#autoLOC_8400516 = Make sure the Operator is set to Equal and the Crew count is 2.
		#autoLOC_8400517 = There are a lot of options open to you as the Mission Creator, and also the Players, for assigning Crew and creating your own custom Crewmembers to be used in your missions.
		#autoLOC_8400518 = We are almost there, now we just need to add in a required part: the Mystery Goo Containment Unit. Players of the Mission won't realize they need it until the Event triggers, and it would be a bit unfair to let them get all that way and not help them with the equipment they will need!
		#autoLOC_8400519 = Go to the Spawn Vessel node and scroll down to the Required Parts parameter in the Settings. Click anywhere on the Required Parts line to open up the GAP.
		#autoLOC_8400520 = Make sure you are selecting Required Parts.
		#autoLOC_8400521 = Great! Now scroll down to the Science category and select it, then find the Mystery Goo Containment Unit and click that to select it. It will turn blue when you do.
		#autoLOC_8400522 = Select the Science category then select the Mystery Goo Containment Unit.
		#autoLOC_8400523 = It's always wise to put some success and failure messages in your Missions. These messages can add a lot of flavor.
		#autoLOC_8400524 = Let's start with the failure message. Drag out a Vessel Destroyed Node from the Vessel category and put it anywhere on the canvas.
		#autoLOC_8400525 = Drag out a Vessel Destroyed Node to continue.
		#autoLOC_8400526 = Let's point the Vessel Destroyed Node in the direction of the player's Vessel. With the Node selected, select the desired vessel from the dropdown list under the Vessel Destroyed subheading.
		#autoLOC_8400527 = Try selecting the Vessel name from the dropdown list.
		#autoLOC_8400528 = Ok, now let's assign a Message to it. Drag out a Dialog Message from the Utility Category.
		#autoLOC_8400529 = Place a Dialog Message Node near the Vessel Destroyed Node.
		#autoLOC_8400530 = Give a suitable message to be shown. This message will be shown if the player of your mission manages to destroy their Vessel.
		#autoLOC_8400531 = Give a suitable failure message by clicking in the message portion of the Dialog Message Node.
		#autoLOC_8400532 = Fantastic! You should now have a good level of understanding on how it all works. Try making your own Missions and seeing what you can create. Good luck and have fun!
		#autoLOC_8400533 = Now link the Vessel Destroyed Node to the Dialog Message Node.
		#autoLOC_8400534 = Link the Vessel Destroyed and Message Nodes together.
		#autoLOC_8400535 = Let's now set up the success criteria. Drag out two more Dialog Message Nodes and put one of them next to the Landed Vessel Kerbin Node. Put the other next to the Landed Vessel Mun Node.
		#autoLOC_8400536 = Put two Dialog Message Nodes on the canvas near the two Landed Vessel Nodes.
		#autoLOC_8400537 = Link one of Dialog nodes with Landed Vessel Kerbin and the other Dialog node with Landed Vessel Mun.
		#autoLOC_8400538 = Link the Message Nodes with the Landed Vessel Nodes.
		#autoLOC_8400539 = Give each Message Node a suitable message. Remember players will see this when they have won the Mission so remember to give them a good pat on the back!
		#autoLOC_8400540 = Remember to give an awesome well done message to your player!
		#autoLOC_8400541 = Try selecting the Vessel name from the dropdown list.
		#autoLOC_8400542 = Let's point the Vessel Destroyed Node in the direction of the player's Vessel. With the Node selected, select the Vessel name you created from the dropdown list under the Vessel Destroyed subheading.
		#autoLOC_8400543 = Give a suitable message to be shown. This message will play if the player of your mission manages to destroy their Vessel.
		#autoLOC_8400544 = Give a suitable failure message by clicking in the message portion of the Dialog Message Node.
		#autoLOC_8400545 = You may have seen that the nodes have a red glow around them and there is a red report button at the top of the Canvas. This is because the game is flagging a Validation Error.
		#autoLOC_8400546 = Where there are errors they will be flagged and called out. Missions with errors can't be exported, but can be saved.
		#autoLOC_8400547 = To see what the errors are, click on the red report icon at the top of the Canvas.
		#autoLOC_8400548 = Click on the red validation button at the top of the Canvas.
		#autoLOC_8400549 = This is the Validation dialog. Here you can see that we are being warned that there are no nodes marked as end nodes. We should mark the messages as End Nodes to fix this.
		#autoLOC_8400550 = Close the dialog and click each of the three Dialog Message Nodes and tick the "Set as End Node" box in each.
		#autoLOC_8400551 = Mark the Dialog Messages as End Nodes in the Settings.
		#autoLOC_8400552 = OK, the last thing we need to do is export the Mission. This will package everything up into a single file that can then be uploaded and shared with the entire world!
		#autoLOC_8400553 = Click the highlighted Mission Briefing button to open up the Briefing dialog for your Mission.
		#autoLOC_8400554 = Click the highlighted button to open the Briefing dialog for your Mission.
		#autoLOC_8400555 = Here you can review the Mission Briefing text, the Objectives, and any scoring or awards assigned to the Mission.
		#autoLOC_8400556 = You can also enter details of any Mods that the player must have installed to play the mission, assign your Mission to a Pack, and set its difficulty so players know exactly what they are getting into!
		#autoLOC_8400557 = Finally you can assign Banners to be shown when the player looks at your Mission Briefing or when they win or fail the Mission.
		#autoLOC_8400558 = Great readings - we can either carry on with the mission and land on the mun or you can come home, it's your choice!
		#autoLOC_8400559 = Missing description for Advanced Tutorial.
		#autoLOC_9990010 = Intermediate Tutorial
		#autoLOC_9990011 = Welcome back!\n\nWe'll use this tutorial to build on what we learnt in the last one and start introducing some more advanced techniques!
		#autoLOC_9990012 = Let's make a change and get the Player to land at a specific point on the Mun.\n\nSelect the Landed Vessel node and select Biome from Location Type dropdown list.
		#autoLOC_9990013 = Select Biome from the Location Type dropdown list
		#autoLOC_9990014 = We'll use the Graphical Action Pane at the bottom of the Action Pane to select a Biome.\n\nControls are identical to the Tracking Station. You can zoom in and out with the Mousewheel, select a different Planet with a click of the Left Mouse Button on the arrows on either side of the planet name.\n\nYou can also tumble around planets by holding down the left mouse button and moving the mouse.
		#autoLOC_9990015 = You will see that as you move your cursor around any applicable Biomes they will be highlighted.\n\nClick on any Biome to select it.
		#autoLOC_9990016 = Use the Action Pane to select a Biome on Mun.
		#autoLOC_9990017 = Ok, now we're going to add an Event to mix things up a bit.\n\nEvents are situations that change the course of a Mission. Events aren't exposed to the player in the Mission Briefing until they are activated.\n\nEvents can be used to surprise a player with an unforeseen and possibly catastrophic development!
		#autoLOC_9990018 = For our Mission we'll do something simple, but there are all sorts of catastrophic and helpful options open to you as a Mission Creator.
		#autoLOC_9990019 = Find the Science Experiment Node and put it between the Orbit Mun and the Landed Vessel nodes.
		#autoLOC_9990020 = Try dragging out the "Science Experiment" Node from the Resources and Science category
		#autoLOC_9990021 = Let's link the Science Experiment node between the Orbit Node and the Land Node.\n\nYou'll need to first delete the existing connecting line and then reconnect the nodes - click on the connecting line to select it then hit the delete key.
		#autoLOC_9990022 = Try linking the Science Experiment between the Orbit and Land Nodes.
		#autoLOC_9990023 = If you have an Event Node connected to something with other Nodes coming off of it the Event Node path will always take precedence.
		#autoLOC_9990024 = Go into the Settings for the Science Experiment Node and tick the Event Node box.
		#autoLOC_9990025 = Tick the Event Node box to continue
		#autoLOC_9990026 = Let's tell the player we've had some anomalous readings from a High Munar orbit and we need them to check it out before they come back home.
		#autoLOC_9990027 = Drag out a Dialog Message Node and connect it between the Orbit and Science Experiment Nodes in the same way we created the Science Experiment Node. This will play the message once we have completed the Orbit node.\n\nDon't forget to delete the existing connecting line.
		#autoLOC_9990028 = Try linking the Dialog message between the Orbit and Science Experiment Nodes.
		#autoLOC_9990029 = Click on the Dialog Message node and in the Settings type "We've had some odd readings from high above the Mun". Please increase your orbit and see what the Mystery Goo tells us!"
		#autoLOC_9990030 = Write a message to explain to players what is going on.
		#autoLOC_9990031 = Let's go ahead and set up the Settings for the Event Node.
		#autoLOC_9990032 = Under the Experiment heading in the Science Experiment Node select Mystery Goo™ Observation. In Situation choose Flying High and in Celestial Body select The Mun. Leave the other settings on their defaults.
		#autoLOC_9990033 = Select Mystery Goo Observation for the experiment. In Situation choose Flying High and in Celestial Body select The Mun
		#autoLOC_9990034 = Lets now give the player a choice of what to do next, branching paths are a great way to introduce an element of choice into the players game.
		#autoLOC_9990035 = Let's tell them that once they've observed the Mystery Goo they can either come home or Land on the Mun.
		#autoLOC_9990036 = Place another Dialog Message Node on the Canvas - put this one after the Science Experiment node and link it to the Landed Vessel Node.\n\nDon't forget to delete the existing connecting line.
		#autoLOC_9990037 = Try linking the Dialog message between the Science Experiement Node and the Landed Vessel Node.
		#autoLOC_9990038 = Nearly there - add in a Message that explains that they can either land on the Mun or choose to come home.\n\nWe'll add the missing Node to the Mission in a moment.
		#autoLOC_9990039 = Write a message to explain to players what is going on.
		#autoLOC_9990040 = Great! Now drag out another Landed Vessel Node from the Location category and link it to the Dialog Message Node you've just placed.
		#autoLOC_9990041 = Drag out a Landed Vessel Node and link it to the Dialog Message Node.
		#autoLOC_9990042 = Great! Now select Kerbin from the list of Celestial Bodies.
		#autoLOC_9990043 = Select Kerbin from the Settings for the node
		#autoLOC_9990044 = One other thing you can do with your Mission is to provide a score for it - this will allow players to gauge how good they are at your Mission compared to other players.
		#autoLOC_9990045 = Let's set a score which gives the player a bonus if they complete the Science Objective before a set time has passed!
		#autoLOC_9990046 = Drag out a Time Since Node from the Utility Category and position it under the Science Experiment Node
		#autoLOC_9990047 = Drag out a Time Since Node from the Utility Category
		#autoLOC_9990048 = Let's set the time that they need to do this to 1 day - that should be plenty of time to readjust their Orbit.
		#autoLOC_9990049 = Click the Time Since Node and select Science Experiment from the dropdown. Then select Less Than for the Operator and set the time to 1 Day by clicking in the Day box and entering 1.
		#autoLOC_9990050 = Set the Node dropdown to Science Experiment, the Operator to Less Than, and the time to 1 Day.
		#autoLOC_9990051 = Fantastic! Now find the Change Score node from the Currency and Score Category and place it near the Time Since Node.
		#autoLOC_9990052 = Drag out an Change Score node from the Currency and Score Category
		#autoLOC_9990053 = Now click on the Change Score node. Type in an amount to give the player in the box next to Bonus Score.\n\nThis will award the player those points if they manage to complete the Science node in under 1 Day in Game Time.
		#autoLOC_9990054 = Add in the box next to Bonus Score any amount of points to continue.
		#autoLOC_9990055 = The last thing we need to do to finish with the scoring is to link everything up.
		#autoLOC_9990056 = Drag out a link from the Science Node to the Time Since Node.\n\nThen drag one from the Time Since Node to the Change Score node.\n\nLastly drag a line from Change Score to the Dialog Message Node to complete the loop.
		#autoLOC_9990057 = Link the Science Node to the Time Since Node, then a link from that to the Change Score node, and finally from the Change Score to the Dialog Message Node.
		#autoLOC_9990058 = We've learnt a lot about how Events can change the course of a mission so let's leave it there for the moment.\n\nThere's one more Tutorial to go which should then give you everything you need to create your own Missions and make a piece of your own history. \n\nDon't forget to save your progress!
	}
}