What's New in Boom 2 v1.4.3? A Review of the Latest Features and Improvements

Hi, I've just loaded up my saved game after not playing for a week - and a load of my ships and stations have not loaded because the magnetometer boom and gamma spec box are missing! Literally nothing has changed since I last played this. I've uninstalled and re-installed this but it still happens. But I can see the boom in my parts list (though the gamma experiment seems to be genuinely missing). It took me so much time and effort to build my stations etc. after already starting from scratch once for a different reason I REALLY do not want to lose all this.

So far, I managed to make the experiments show up in the right click menu on the Cassini probe body, they can be performed, boom animation plays, but they all repeat the animation of extending the boom/antennae. I entered Cassini's animation name into the DM science modules but don't know how to make all experiments recognize the proper animation state of the boom.

Boom 2 v1.4.3

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