worir4
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Sorry to bring back an old thread but does anyone have an issue with it working backwards? As in when in rocket mode, the roll/yaw is configured like a plane and then swapped the other way around. It just means I need to swap it everytime when starting a flight.
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You could use something like Mechjeb to get a rocket to fly the same path everytime and then just repeat it with the same rocket, time of day etc. That would give better results than manually flying it.
Or you could build a massive space station and use that and take measurements when it's over a certain point on the planet.
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They could add a mod selection page to the game launcher like other games have where you can select and deselect installed mods from loading. Then you wouldn't need multiple installs of the whole game.
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This happened to Jeb a while back. All the kerbals you see are Jeb. There was a glitch where he exited the space craft but still stayed on board at the same time.
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4 hours ago, malkuth said:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/954850/Kerbal_Space_Program_2/?snr=1_7_15__13
they have pics on the official steam page. They look very kerbal like. But the game is built from the ground up and new code.. So hopefully its a little better than KSP1 code was. More user friendly for Modders too.
It looks like they have a project Orion nuclear bomb engine! The new fire effects look good.
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Yeah some thing like from Stormworks would be great. it would allow sequencing and sensor based systems. So long as it is easy to do and to learn it would be a good addition.
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I think we can't know much about the new parts until they make a game play trailer. The trailer looks like it uses the same models from KSP 1 so I guess they are still creating the new parts
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On 10/11/2018 at 4:48 PM, UomoCapra said:
* Kerbals can now be placed in external command seats in the VAB/SPH.
Yey! Finally we don't need to have a mod for this.
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https://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/The_Not-Rockomax_Micronode
This thing. its pretty cool if you use it for mini craft using the small diameter parts, but for anything else its too small to be any use. At least it is not as bad as when it didn't have the nodes on all sides
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Well , it has been quite i while. I did my first solo a couple of weeks ago and passed the first year of University.
I also now have more time on my hands so i might start playing KSP again.
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I have not played KSP in quite a while but today my Steam Link arrived and i though i would give it a go with KSP and it works great! (Building is a bit of a pain with a controller though)
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On 7/11/2017 at 6:13 AM, Benjamin Kerman said:
What school did you go to?
(Sorry in advance if i missed it from the OP, im lazy
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Nothing special, just my local school. Why do you ask?
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Thanks, i supposed it is best that it is not available to be bought so that people don't get put of KSP for good because of the current problems.
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My friend is thinking of getting KSP on Xbox one. Is it worth buying in its current state or shall i tell them to wait for the update?
Some people are saying it is unplayable but some are saying it just crashes sometimes, so i am a bit confused to which is true.
(Getting it on PC is not an option)
9 hours ago, Red Iron Crown said:I don't know who that troll is but that is not my reddit account.
Must be GIC trying to sneak back in and cause some trouble
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So i passed my first year
and i am looking forward to the next,
I have learned so much and got to do cool things like design my own aircraft, plan flights and other things.
If there is anyone reading this who is considering a similar course, i definitely recommend it. I got a lot out of it and it is not all about the piloting part. There is quite a lot of the engineering side included and next year there is also the business aspect
and also airport management, so if you do this course you will get a wide range of knowledge that will be useful in almost any job in the field.
Once again, thanks to all of you for the advise.
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24 minutes ago, The_Rocketeer said:
I didn't realise I was dealing with so many experts on aviation safety limitations, pilot training standards, and international airport administration. The EU are clearly wasting their money here. The dummies...
I study Aviation Technology at University
(I am no expert though, just my humble opinions)
It is a good idea in theory, execpt that in reality things go wrong. The video says they will have up to 3 planes on it at a time, To me that sounds a bit dangerous. If one plane has to abort the takeoff, it could cause some trouble for the others. Also the planes will be taking off directly into the wake of the planes in front.
It would be very difficult to fly. The stalling speed will be higher because of the bank angle so planes will be flying in much faster. Also those wings look really close to the ground. What would be a minor mistake on a straight runway could be a disaster on one of these.
I could go one about what could go wrong but i think it is clear that the dangers completely outweigh the benefits of it.
As for KSP, i think some one around here is going to be tempted to make it out of the 2x2 square parts.
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Have fun on your travel! I hope you see lots of amazing things. Thanks for being a great moderator.
Before you go, change your avatar to the smiling face again. =)
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I have passed my class 2 medical.
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RIP MKI Lander can.
You served us well, but will be replaced with a much more impressive version.
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Oooh i have just seen this now. It sounds great!
Now i just have to see if this releases first or Mount and Blade 2.
(I will probably get both
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This is a good idea! I think there should be science rewards for getting really close to the Sun. The closer you go, the more science you get (Without crashing or burning though).
Also some Sun spots that would give extra science if you perform an experiment over it would be cool
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Looks like you will be raiding west this year!
(Vikings TV show reference)
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Buy it and then turn it into the worlds most expensive firework.
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Excellent weather today. Not a cloud in sight.
This was my favorite lesson so far. I did stall recovery today. On the stall i got a feeling of weightlessness and during the pull out of the dive i could feel my face stretch under the Gs.
Also i didn't feel sick at all. I think i have got used to flying now so i don't feel sick any more which makes the lessons a lot more enjoyable.
Also i have got used to using the radio mostly.
I think i have almost finished the basic learning of 'how to fly' lessons. Next week is practicing a circuit (Clouds and wind stay away please)
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and i am looking forward to the next,
and also airport management, so if you do this course you will get a wide range of knowledge that will be useful in almost any job in the field.
Who did you bring in your first mun landing?
in KSP1 Discussion
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Bob, who is still there....