Jasel

Ahh...gotcha...not I totally understand. Thanks for the info. I think it's a super cool mod. Really nice job on this!

I don't think so. You mean a surface sample as in - EVA on Kerbin, take a sample, than launch/dock with the station? Then I could start the experiment? Sorry if this is obvious...

Hey Jngodup! I think the only mod that "helps me" would be the KW Rocketry. Their solid boosters make things easy, and their experimental rockets crazy, but very "experimental"; meaning you don't know what is going to happen when you build them! Station Science just gives having a space station a purpose in my mind. The answer is YES, you can use mods. You'll find your KSP game folder here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program The clouds mod I used was THIS ONE. I find it makes Kerban waaay more appealing.

I my name is Jasel and I'm a Kerbol-O-Holic. My wife hates the game, but my kids think it's pretty cool as long as they get to release the different stages. I'm just really getting the hang of the game mostly through career mode; I've created a Science Lab (using the Station Science mod), and I'm just now trying to figure out how to go interplanetary. I'm also running the KW Rocketry mod, mech jeb, Clouds/city lights, and I am contemplating deadly reentry...but probably not till I get interplanetary travel down. My simple station (which took me 3 tries before I figured out the different docking nodes): http://imgur.com/8CdRBIH"]http://imgur.com/8CdRBIH"]http://imgur.com/8CdRBIH See you around!

Hello, I have a question on how exactly to use the Spectrometron. I have it attached to my space station, but when I bring Kuarqs up and dock them to the station I cannot run the Spectrometron. Now they are not docked directly to the Spectrometron, but on a part farther down, but still everything is hooked together. Please understand I'm very new to KSP so you might have to dumb things down for me! Here is my station: http://imgur.com/8CdRBIH Any help is appreciated!