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Fireheart318

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    KSP (duh), Destiny (tied with KSP for favorite game), GTA Online (especially racing), YouTube, space, cats, cats in space, space in cats (wtf?), waiting for whenever the next long weekend is, Steven Universe and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (tied for favorite TV show), planes, science, and cats. Yeah, that's pretty much it

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  1. It would be great if I could select ships based on the save file they were created in, or even make different folders for ships
  2. Basically what the title says. I'm trying to modify the stock docking ports to have moving guide teeth that only allow you to dock in one orientation instead of at any angle. How do you give the teeth collision and movement in Unity, and how do you get the Deploy Limit bar like with cargo bays? I already know about the part where you have to chop concave meshes into smaller convex bites.
  3. They appear to be from the B9 Aerospace packs; the boxes are from the HX pack, and the cockpit and oval fuselage thing are from the Core pack. Idk about the giant cylinders or screens
  4. Is there a guide to making robotic parts anywhere? I've been searching for one for a while to no avail, and you're the only person I've found who seems to know how they work.
  5. Antennae, landing legs, a single girder, some lights, a piston, some sepratrons, that one square probe core, scientific equipment, some batteries... really anything you want to shield from the airstream
  6. Whatever you do, don't paste a paragraph into the Orbit Editor because you thought you copied '100000' to easily get into orbit but you didn't and the essay you wrote last night gets copied into the box, making it several screens in width and making it so you can't open the box again when you manually close it with the X button.
  7. Could you possibly add an option to make the center of the docking ports hollow so you can use them like reusable stack decouplers?
  8. Basically what the title says. How detailed can I make a model and hitbox before it starts to negatively affect the game? In this particular case, I'm making a docking port with several animations and moving parts/meshes. How complex can the visual model get before it starts to hurt the game, and how complex can the hitbox/mesh get?
  9. Gift a copy to some of my friends and challenge them to an air race
  10. Okay, I got the collisions and whatnot to work, but I can't get the ports to detach from each other when connected in the VAB, even though they work fine when you dock them in flight. There are also no staging options available. I'm assuming this has something to do with decouplers, but I can't find any documentation on how to do that, or even if that's actually how it works. Can I have some help, please?
  11. RCS Build Aid is the one mod I can't live without. It allows you to see where your center of mass will be once all your fuel is drained, as well as some other useful stuff for balancing your RCS ports, engines, parachutes, etc.. I personally use it for building VTOLs, normal planes, rockets, rovers, etc.
  12. I'm working on a docking port mod right now. Once I actually figure out how to get things to decouple when they're attached in the VAB, I'll be sure to make a 5m port in addition to the standard 3 sizes.
  13. Hey, I'm having some issues making a docking port; I have the whole docking thing worked out (finally), but I can't figure out how to make them detach when they're already put together in the VAB. I'm pretty sure it's the same mechanism as a decoupler, but I can't find any (working) documentation on it. So... anyone know what to do?
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