DarkEye

Hi, I encountered a strange phenomenon. When adding a docking port to my rocket, the radial decouplers on another part of the rocket behave differently. This shows the correct behaviour: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ese7u7Nrm4Gc5VtbzBuJBTm4RJL9KjZE/view?usp=sharing While this shows what happens if I add a docking port: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jk02VYK-YxLPnFj7coArnxxNR50OEp_O/view?usp=sharing I wonder what could be causing this. Otherwise, all is the same. Ákos

Hi, I have a mission that says I should test the TD-12 Decoupler landed at Kerbin, by pressing the 'test' button. But the decoupler doesn't show a test button - see screenshot here. What am I doing wrong? Akos

thanks for the swift response. another quick follow-up question: each pod allows only for one type of expirment per biome. e.g. one sufrace sample per biome. so if I talk two kerbals into an Mk2 Lander Can, I can only store 1 surface sample for a biome. but if I take 2 pieces of Mk1 Lander Cans, with a total crew capacity of 2 as well, I can store 1 sample per can, that is, 2 samples in total. is this correct?

Hi, I wonder if it's possible to transfer 'science' from one pod to another on the same craft? Why I'd find this useful is that if I have a small landing module that I undock from the main craft for landing, taking surface samples & EVA data, then I dock again with the main ship, I'd like to take the results back to Kerbal. But at the same time I'd like to ditch the landing module. So that I can transfer the 'science', I'd need to 'move it' from the landing module's pod to the pod of the main ship / homecoming ship. Other resources, like fuel, can be transferred. Can 'science' also be transferred similarly? Is this possible? Akos