One Over Astro

Ok I've figured out my problem now. The problem was I was decoupling the skirt slightly too early in a part of the atmosphere that was too thick. The skirt was pulled down too fast by gravity thus flipping the craft over. I have found out that waiting about two seconds to get into the upper atmosphere allows you to decouple just fine.

I've looked into DBD but I'm still using a very old version (1.0.4)

Hey I've been having a problem with the Atlas' booster skirt. Every time I decouple it, it bumps into the sustainer engine and flips the whole rocket around. I've tried everything from disabling gimbal to using weird action group settings. Am I the only one that's been having problems with this? I haven't been able to find anyone else that has this problem.

I'm using an old version of KSP so KM Gimbal works with it. Anyway, thanks. I already have KJR in my inactive mods folder so I'll just reinstall it.

Hi there! I keep having an issue with the R7 rockets in this mod. I don't think it's an issue with the mod itself but rather Klockheed Martian Gimbal. Everytime I use the mod with KM Gimbal, it grows ridiculously and uncontrollably wobbly. I was using this with MechJeb which kept wobbling my rocket so I tried to see if turning it off would help. However, it did not. Once I uninstalled KM Gimbal but not the R7 mod, it didn't wobble but I could barely vector the engines. I've tried every different configuration of the Vernier engines at this point with and without MechJeb and I can't seem to figure it out. One thing I did find quite strange during my testing, however, was that if I had MechJeb off but still had the AR202 case on the rocket, it would wobble but if I didn't have the AR202 case on the rocket it was fine. Is the R7 really so fragile to the point that it can't handle the slight excess weight of the AR202? Help would be appreciated. Thanks. Best regards, Noah Wilson