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[1.1.x] CoolRockets! Cryo and Launch Particle FX
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to sarbian's topic in KSP1 Mod Development
As if the epic launchpad fumes weren't enough, you make this. Looks great! -
Now to make it look like (at least a bit) the real Pluto and Charon
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First off, here's the link to the album of the station: http://imgur.com/a/ZtJrX? Second of all, here is the stats (for the advanced tech division!) 5 ports, 2 antennae, all science stuffs, solar/fission power Orbital mass: 98.7 tons Kerbals: 35 total, 29 comfy seats Excessive launch mass: 587 tons Science lab No life support mods 1 Manned lander 1 Unmanned miner Orbiting: Sarnus from OPM! (Let's do 5.5x multiplier?) Advanced tech division (Near future - argon propulsion) So, after 3 launches and several alternate dimensions of it getting vaporized, I finally got going to Sarnus. After staying up until 10:30 pm, a solid 2 hours, waiting for the orbit to reach all the way out there, I waited another 9 kerbal years to get to the damn planet! But finally, after a 1 hour deceleration, me and all 35 kerbals arrived at Sarnus, ready to science the life out of it! Or to watch it burn in the Sanrnian atmosphere after some time!
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Devnote Tuesday: Kerbal Space Program 1.0.5
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to SQUAD's topic in KSP1 The Daily Kerbal
Ok, I didn't know there was a policy about it! Whoops... -
Devnote Tuesday: Kerbal Space Program 1.0.5
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to SQUAD's topic in KSP1 The Daily Kerbal
Any release scheduled? And by that, all I need is a "this month," "next month," or "quite some time" - - - Updated - - - Oh, and is that a reference to The Martian? -
I'm gonna wait until more gets added. Looking forward to it! - - - Updated - - - I'm gonna wait until more gets added. Looking forward to it!
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Realistic-er Kerbol System
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to AlexTheNotSoGreat's topic in KSP1 Mods Discussions
Well, think of all the mods that add clouds. They're just as useful, but look at their popularity. Or I'm just an idiot... -
So, about the retro Kerbin... Perhaps you can make a planet called "Nibrek," the reverse spelling of Kerbin, and give it the exact orbital parameters as the current Kerbin. Except you put it on the opposite side of Kerbol for an interesting journey to it.
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Modding Monday:.Deep Space Exploration Vessels 1.0
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to SQUAD's topic in KSP1 The Daily Kerbal
You need replica parts from the Hermes (The Martian movie) to satisfy me! -
Modding Monday:.The Mun (Pocket Edition)
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to SQUAD's topic in KSP1 The Daily Kerbal
Now to REALLY make it like the Mun, just make the mass the same as the one in game (like 1.923E+17kg or something)! -
Realistic-er Kerbol System
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to AlexTheNotSoGreat's topic in KSP1 Mods Discussions
I know those already exist, but here's what I'm saying. Instead of doing double of Kerbin size, Keeping it a 1g, and increasing delta-v for orbit and beyond, Increase Kerbin's size, make mass on par with said size, so delta-v req. are the same, but with a bigger, better Kerbin. As I said, easier done than said. -
The concept for the mod: You can make a mod that re-scales the planets in an ascetic format. Yes, it sounds confusing, but here's an example: You increase Kerbin's size to, say, the size of Mars. But instead of keeping the gravity at 1g, like some planet re-scale mods, make it to realistic scale (~0.3g). This way, the orbital velocity/the delta-v for LKO is the same a stock, but with Kerbin being much bigger and having low gravity. I know, it's easier done than said, so feel free to ask questions!
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[1.0.5] Atomic Age - Nuclear Propulsion - Red Hot Radiators
AlexTheNotSoGreat replied to Porkjet's topic in KSP1 Mod Releases
A really nice mod for only adding 3 parts in my opinion. One recommendation from me: Make the names look more stock, i.g. "PB-NUK 'Candle' Radioisotope Rocket," not "KANDL Radioisotope Rocket."