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It depends what the're attached to.

I think of factories.

Isn't that the heightmap of mars? Also, I didn't know custom planets were possible.

Wow! That's awesome!

This is really more of an engineering challenge than a piloting challenge, so I'd have to agree about removing the "No MechJeb" rule.

Eve, Duna, Laythe and Tylo. I've also dived into the atmosphere of jool, but it's not really a landing.

I think of loosing.

Wow, you played Atmosphir too? I'd never thought I'd run into someone from there, here. I left for a while, and came back once to see that it wasn't being developed anymore, which sucked a lot. Dave leaving just made it all fall apart. As for games I don't like, I want to say CoD, but I've never played it. I don't plan on it either. I used to like ROBLOX, but I don't anymore. I think the last time I played it was when I was 11. It's just really too much of an immature game. I can't really think of any other games I don't like, except for sports games like FIFA and Madden.

I'll make a list of the things you mentioned that are already in the game: General (Extrakerbal planets): - Canyons - Abandoned Rover - Crashed probe Mun: - Munhenge (Lunar Stonehenge) - Somewhere else, but still there. Duna: - Face of Duna - Pyramids Edit: As for ideas, I'd like to see more evidence of extra-terrestrial life that requires some degree of thought, like the SSTV pyramid. I can't wait for the rest of the puzzle for that one.

For me, testing is just watching for explosions. If nothing explodes, it's good to go!

I'd say this may get locked quite soon.

The command pod you used on the ship you built to look at the debug log.

I'll have to get on this later.

0/10 I've never seen you before.

Yes, that's better.

You uploaded the wrong file.

Well, yeah, it can be too far back, which results in next to no maneuverability. Also, the best place for landing gear is either one in the front and two just behind the center of mass, or one in the back and two forward of the center of mass.

You are going to want to move the center of lift back, or move the center of mass forward. The closer the center of lift is to the center of mass, the more maneuverable but unstable your plane will be. If the center of lift is in front of the center of mass, the plane will be extremely unstable.

Where is your center of lift in relation to your center of mass?

I used GIMP.

Alright, I made some changes to the album, which includes animations. They are pretty small though, so I might upload them to dropbox or something later. http://imgur.com/a/Rs8Ak

Are you not the only one working on it? Who are you waiting on?

I'm 14, and I figured it out in about half an hour. It's not too hard, It's not like brain surgery or anything. Just look at http://ksp.olex.biz/, or some of the other helpful tutorials.

I don't know how, I was just wondering if it was planned. It's great to hear you are planning on doing it.

Yeah, I'm not having any luck decoding those last two.