Da Physicist

For your viewing pleasure, here is a station I am currently building using your fantastic expansion parts at the core of the design: One thing I noticed while working on this mission is that due to the 0.21 changes, you must include a ASAS unit in order for MechJeb2 and normal flight to be of much aid during docking. This slightly takes away from the aesthetic of the station as you will notice in the above picture. If I can make a suggestion is that if you are adding RCS to the pods, you add in a toggle for a ASAS unit. That or create a part with a small volume which can easily be attached inline or radially. - Joe

This is looking absolutely fantastic. I must commend your texturing abilities. I cannot wait to see this in the game. As for the engines, may I suggest a similar design to the Kliper? Warm Regards, Joe

Just curious, but about when are IVAs coming around? They're probably at the tail end of updates, but station IVAs are one thing I've wanted for a long time. Also, you've mentioned how you'd like these parts to also be used on planet bases. How will the IVAs be handling surface orientation? - Joe

I'm very much so enjoying the texture work you've done on the cargo bay. The parts look like they'll fit in with the stock parts rather well. Also, how will you be handling RCS ports on this shuttle? Warm Regards, Joe

Hey Helldiver, I think a 2-2.5 meter shuttle would be fantastic. That should be a favorable size for everyone. I just saw your update on the textures. They look absolutely fantastic and I must say, I do like the green interior of the cargo bay, even if it is temporary. Keep us all updated as you progress. This thing is gunna be hella fun to fly. Also you may want to look at this mod if you need ideas for the internal cockpit layout: http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/mk3-cockpit-internals/ - Joe

I'm really looking forward to this mod. I personally love the design of small shuttles and the Klipper, but don't use them because they don't fit the style of KSP. I really hope that when you do the texturing, you keep to a simple palette. Thanks for your hard work and fantastic job creating a compact design. Warm Regards, Joe

This is looking pretty damn sexy. I can't wait to try some of this out. FusTek's parts have been the best looking station parts I've seen go all the way through development, so I can't wait to see what else you release for this add-on mod. Warm Regards, Joe

Fantastic job on the documentary. I look forward to more of this series if you plan to continue it. Warm Regards, Joe

One question that I have about this really fantastic addon: How do we handle multiple missions on a single body? For example, I am building an outpost around Minmus that will serve as my Kethane post in the Kerbin system. This will consist of a station in orbit, a resupply/ferry capsule, a landed base, a Kethane probe in a polar orbit, and a Kethane drilling unit on the ground. It would be nice to have a ribbon for each active mission. Basically, it would be nice to include an option to include multiple ribbons for each body. Only problem that may come of this is the overall size of the ribbon bar in the vertical direction ... Warm Regards, Joe

You can always upload them to SpacePort as flag packs. You also have this option: upload the flag and each art asset used to imgur.com and post the gallery here. Easy way to display everything and keep things simple. I'd suggest storing each of the assets as transparent background .PNGs. Easiest way for others to use the assets. Warm Regards, Joe

We might want to try setting up a server for the following mod: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/showthread.php/24926-0-20-Kerbal-LiveFeed-Passive-Multiplayer-Plugin-Client-Server-v0-6-6 That way we could see what everyone is doing in real time. Might be a good idea so that people can still share the information without having to wait for a save file to get passed around. Warm Regards, Joe

I'm with you, I haven't even been able to do anything yet. :|| - Joe

The Kerbal Space Initiative will be glad to lend a helping hand. I'm a physics and mathematics major and enjoy more scientific endeavors like these. Warm Regards, Joe

Hey Saik0, Everything is looking absolutely amazing. Good to see you have a github made for the source. I look forward to seeing how you're going about generating the maps. Warm Regards, Joe

I'm with Panichio on this. Would be great to know how you got the high res textures. Warm Regards, Joe