Roderik

Kerbals also cause sparks...

My 1 cent. Not only electric props but also liquid fuel props like in ww2

Yes you read that right, no i don't want to install firespitter. it would be nice to go a bit before the era of jets in ksp, i mean they had rockets in ww2 so it's not something completely stupid i'm saying. I just would like to see vanilla prop engines so we could recreate even more ww2 craft or make a douglas passenger plane. squad senpai please notice this

you saved my life, thank you!

so how about this? Smaa

y = 10 x = print(y / 25) print("hi guys!") new fonts and big it all seems to work again.

so for multiple engines you do this Isp = ( F1 + F2 + ... ) / ( ( F1 / Isp1 ) + ( F2 / Isp2 ) + ... ) F = thrust of engine and the numbers indicate that it's a different engine.

so i'm trying to go to moho and doing it all scientific and calculating everything but when calculating the delta-v of a stage and that has multiple engines (same kind) on it do you add the isp up or do you just use the isp from 1 engine?

about 2000 or so? yes i just became a pro at ksp.

true but when i play ksp i never ever (okay sometimes) think scientific unless i go to duna or something.

uhm first you're talking about a 4 ton capsule and then a 2.5 ton capsule is even worse? how?

my payload just fell trough the fairings

the kraken can't be summoned anymore i think. try adding more fins or make it bigger on the bottom with more fins. also don't transfer fuel from the top to the bottom. AAAND don't go too fast when you're still in the atmosphere

Soooooooo shouldn't we go to sleep? I mean 23:20 is pretty late right? @kaspervld

I seriously can't wait until summer vacation!!! #nolifehardcoreksp

try using cleanmymac2 or 3 to clean all of your cache and other broken stuff. yes cleanmymac costs money but it's really worth it so you can see if it will help! also the active texture management mod reduces the amount of ram used by the game so that could help as well.

put the terrain scatters on and scatter density to 100% it doesn't take away any performance and you can always see if it helps

they hope unity5 will fix a lot of the issues wich made the mac build unstable also if it would've been ram we most likely will get 64bit so the game will take advantage of the amount of ram you have. the game never crashes on my old imac (system specs incoming!!!) iMac 20-inch (half 2007) osx yosemite version:10.10.3 Processor: 2,4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo RAM: 4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro 256MB Display (built-in): 20-Inch (1680 x 1050) Harddisk: 200 GB yes it's really old and i can't play on max settings but i've got my textures on full res wich is nice.

then turn it up to 120%

It would be weird if the next ksp version (probably not 1.0.3) wouldn't be 64bit since the unity player IS 64 bit now. Oh and yeah i forgot to add unless you've installed a lot of mods.

First we need real water

No because the loading screens are hardcoded in the game.

Active texture management eliminates that chance. Because using higher texture qualities will cause more ram usage and active texture management reduces the ram usage.

when your 1000 ton rocket launches and the launchpad explodes due to the power of your rockets

they don't live in our world and now we can create beautifull fairing flowers in space so i actually like the fairings we have now.