Curveball Anders

I've mangled a return from Mun and sent a rescue craft to save them, only to find Jeb and Bob already in the craft ... I then had to send a bigger rescue craft to save the original 2 and the later morons ...

Left most on the offline backup disk.

There's one exception. Long, dull and often pointless tele conferences ....

There's also the minor detail that the glorified garden hose used to transfer insane amount of both LF and oxidiser hasn't shown up in RL yet ...

Only if you remember _what_ key. So you don't press F5 instead of F9 to restore ... Which has happened too many times for me ...

Choosing to be voluntary moderators of a forum like this can't be considered fully healthy, or sane ...

Which I for one don't

For a given value of aesthetically. I like the cartoony look, it fits the game.

But landing hard is easy, the harder the easier

Please don't unless they're made optional.

No, I wasn't aware the the keys was the same (dumped windows quite some time ago). And I don't think very many still have 32b hardware, even if they think they have.

Because some people are stuck with 32bit windows and don't want to pay for a new OS.

It would be easy to select in porkchops _if_ the axis had the same scaling (optimal arrival is just a straight line from origo to top left). But you're correct, the data is available but requires a bit fiddling. I'll see if I can get the time to hack one of the open solutions. KSPTOT is amazing, but a pain to setup on Linux

Hijacking just a little. Is there any tool (or display version of the current ones) that makes it easier to compare dV vs arrival date? The data is available in the porkchops but it requires a lot of fiddling since the scale of the axis are different. I don't care very much on actual launch or travel time, the crucial data for me is arrival date.

I fail to understand how to change the default ignoreRoll from false to true. Anyone who can help?