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False, I have now though. The user below me knows what (or who) I mean by "Szyzyg".

The issue shows its ugly head whenever I'm making something for aesthetic purposes. Struts are out of the picture unless I've planned for them to be there.

I can do the basic rotations fine, my issue comes when parts are placed awkwardly. For example, if you're attaching something to a wing and want it to rotate in a certain way, sometimes it does that but with rotation in another direction at the same time. Like it's in some kind of a spinny joint thing. I can't describe it in any way other than this, but I think I'm making sense.

I think you can. It'd be tough, but probably possible. You just wouldn't be able to rotate it. You can put things from horizontal to vertical and vice versa however.

Hm. True, I lost the P when I was playing dead to avoid a vulture. The user below me is approximately 98.7% primate.

Granted. All corrupt politicians become the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ouch. I wish I could be a country, just to see what it's like.

Lolno I'm 15. Give it a month or two when I finish my exams . The user below me also has exams/finals.

It can move in any way apart from outward/inward, and it cannot rotate. No helicopter rotors for you :c

True, it was getting pretty warm in there, so I opened a few windows on it. That's how it works, right? The user below me is eagerly anticipating the 0.24 update.

That's fine, but you can probably just tube them to/near each other. You could make a long pipe of fuselages, put docking ports on either side, copy it, and put 8 of them around the edge on decouplers. That should do the trick. I know them feels. Try it in the SPH and use other structural parts. I was never any good with them but gave myself a project that helped me learn to use them better .

That's the plot twist: they don't. The Brazillians speak Portuguese. False The user below me has the technology.

I catch them in a net and return them to their rightful owners. I launch a bunch of diseased cow carcasses over the next poster's walls using a trebuchet.

Great! Be sure to list all the mods you used when you post the next update of your base (just added this to the OP). Woah. Impressive. The issue I have is that the modules are more than 20m away from each other. You don't need to move them, you could just put some kind of tunnel (out of fuselages) between each and then fill in the rest later if you so wish. With regards to the hangar/garage, I refer you to . Structural panels can do just about anything .

Too many times. I know them feels. There's also the time where I landed on the Mun. I had too much fuel in my orbital stage, and dropped it ~200m from the surface so that I could use the lander stage (since that had legs and the other didn't). The orbital stage survived, but fell onto its side. No biggie, right? Wrong. I landed on the orbital stage. The fuel tanks exploded, which bounced me in weird ways. I lost a 3 kerbals that day... Then I quickloaded and no-one knew anything about it.

Sure thing, you can use as many mods as you like. Be sure to list all the mods that you use when you post your submission so that I can keep track though .

Granted, removing all pollutants causes the flammability of the atmosphere to increase significantly. If you light a match, a fireball happens in your hands. Edit: Ninja'd Granted, but his hammer stays. On your bed. You can't replace the bed and you can't sleep comfortably in it. That's what happens to forum ninjas, you see. I wish someone would make a large image of Jebediah riding an SRB like a bull, just above Kerbin's atmosphere, looking chuffed as ever. (Is that creative enough?)

Trudad, hablo Espanol y Ingles. The user below me is fluent in the Japanese language.

Granted, but the granting fairy is on his day off. I wish the bee joke would stop.

Granted. Your Thu'um becomes so powerful that your jaw shatters. A nice image for you there. I wish I had a thu'um.

Here's an album of what I consider to be my best rover so far. Never tested it beyond Kerbin, but I really should. Heck, it was made in the previous update, now I could add a claw to it and make it a Munbase tug! I mention that Kerbals go crazy in the bonnet, and here's an example of that:

I landed an asteroid from orbit as I was trying to stop it on an impact trajectory. It just bounced at orbital speeds, survived, and kept my crew alive. The G-force ripped the command pod from the clamp, but slowed it enough to make it a non-lethal impact. So there I was, three guys and an asteroid, sat on Kerbin's coast. I kind of prodded at it and took some surface sample. I feel bad for that, it seems cheaty to just slam an asteroid into the planet and exploit its science.

Solid proof that Jeb's a freaking maniac.

I don't like it when my Kerbals don't launch something for a long time. I never time-warp unless it's a mission that's within Kerbin's SOI. For interplanetary missions, I launch an armada of interplanetary vehicles into LKO, wait for their transfer window period, complete the transfer maneuver, and go do another mission. I feel like it's just wrong to have them wait for 3 years to complete a mission, where most of it is literally doing nothing. I generally just try to make my space station huge, build bases, fly planes, and then the next update is rolled out before any of my interplanetary craft are even halfway to their targets. It's something I really need to get over. Because of this little... obsession, I have only ever landed on Eve, Moho, and Duna. I've flown by Ike, but never Gilly. I'm tempted to make a sandbox save where I don't care about time, purely so that I can actually visit these other bodies. Thing is, I've always played, ever since 0.13 (maybe even earlier), so sandbox is kind of like career for me. As a result, the issue of time is passed over. It's something I've just got to deal with and get over.

Activating (A)SAS, checking my staging, setting target in the map, and launching. It's a shame I didn't throttle up.

Granted, driving now warps the glass on the windscreen (or whatever it's called in America). I wish someone would crowd-fund a moonbase.