Cerberus738

Don't forget fuel....

Tundra was very hard to find for me. It's just a thin strip of biome around the edge of the polar biome. I finally got a confirmed landing I'm the south pole. Just barely past the large mountain range down there. I had to land and hop a few times back and forth between the maintains and the polar cap to actually get in it. Very annoying.

I know time warp seems to break chutes, at least for me. Also if you are going too fast when they fully deploy they will all rip off. You could try deploying them higher up... they cause drag partially deployed and may slow you down enough so they don't break when they fully deploy.

I will post a pic! Right after I figure out how sometime tomorrow I'll launch it again and take some pictures.

I have the same joystick however I have it set with only the pitch and roll. Yaw I control on the keyboard. I have some action groups set and the hat I use for translation.

I made a boat just the other day! I got it up to 36m/s I usedthe structural fuselage to build pontoons and then had 5 jet engines to push it around. It was surprisingly stable!

Those engines cause a lot of stress on a ship. Try throttling up slower or don't go full throttle. It looks like you need a couple of struts to hold the sections that are separating together. The docking ports will always wobble a bit. I've used horizontal mounted landing legs as clamps before but the construction ends up fairly large.

So you have to circle around until the probe is safely on the ground? I like the concept of dropping probes like that. I've been trying to find a better way of farming science on Kerbin

Hello all! Been hooked since I found it on the steam sale... when it was 0.19! Love it! I have made it to duna but only with a rocket. Haven't been able to figure out ssto yet