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[64Bit]

1- how to make especially SRBs attach to multiple radial seperators (bottom seperator and upper strut looks ugly)

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Edited October 7, 2016 by 64Bit
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[DrLicor]

AFAIK that isn't possible. The only way to connect thing to multible object, such a hexagon station, is with docking ports.. 

[Magzimum]

You can use only one separator.

If the SRB is flopping around, and you need to attach it better, you can use struts. Best connect these from the booster towards the central tank.

If you need to eject the SRB with more force (that could be the 2nd reason you ask this), you can attach sepatrons to the SRB. If you put the sepatrons in the same stage as the separator, then will ignite at the same moment, and basically fly your SRB away from the central tank.

As DrLicor said, you can use docking ports to attach parts at multiple points, but I think that's far too complicated for your question regarding SRBs.

[DrLicor]

Also, you can install kerbal joint reinforcement, you'll barely need struts anymore with this installed. and it prevents a lot of wobble 

[Hupf]

Use one radial separator per SRB (mounted slightly above the SRB's CoM, using the offset tool, so that it will not collide so much on separation). Reinforce with struts as necessary instead of trying to use multiple separators. The struts will automatically disappear on detach (but you should start them at the part to be jettisoned because the starting part remains on the craft, consuming mass).

 

€: oh sorry, forgot to refresh before posting

Edited October 7, 2016 by Hupf

[64Bit]

Ok thanks for responses

i always used sepatrons but using second seperator as a projectile that pushes srb is a good idea !!!

how to make this questions status to answered ?

[Snark]

1 hour ago, 64Bit said:

how to make this questions status to answered ?

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