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Thank you for all your answers. I used a combination of your answers, but the general method was Laie's variant number 2 (or the equivalent suggestions from other people.) I got to Pol without having to spend ridiculous amounts of delta v. I had a special reason to go to Pol, so I didn't go to Tylo, which would indeed have been a lot easier. 100 percent mission succes, so I will mark this thread as answered. Again, thank you all, your help is highly appreciated.

Thank you very much for your reply 5thHorseMan. I don't have access to a computer at this moment (using my phone now), but I'll try it as soon as I can. But it sounds like a plan.

Thank you very much DrMonte for your reply. I was indeed thinking that the (very little) information I got was refering to option 3. I hoped that there was an easy way to do this. Option 2 was my alternative method. I hope I can find something on ahead body meeting. Again, thanks for your reply.

Hello to all of you, I would like to send a science mission to Pol. An easy way to do this would be to transfer to Jool, go in (low) Jool orbit and then make a transfer to Pol. This is rather fuel-expensive, and I have read somewhere that you could go to Pol without a (low) Jool orbit. Unfortunately, it didn't mention a link to a tutorial. I couldn't really find one myself either, even not a more abstract interplanetary moon mission tutorial. Does anybody of you know how to do a more fuel-effecient mission to Pol? All help is highly appreciated.

My rocket has it too. Normal rocket engines, I have the problem with one specific rocket. Restarting KSP doesn't do the trick.

Thank you, RSwordsman, very much for your response. I know about these tricks, but I just hoped that there was a simple option in KSP to change the control directions of a command module. It is clear to me that translation mode would be the best option for my issue, so thank you all for the responses, it is much appreciated.

Thank you, lumpman2 and daniel345, very much for your response. Indeed, rotation mode works fine, but I don't need to rotate this ship when I use it, so I just hoped that I could use docking mode so I can control it like an EVA. Q and E don't seem to work, unfortunately. If anyone still has any suggestions, they would be appreciated, and else I will just use translation mode.

Hello, I have built this very small cargo carrier to carry cargo around my space station (so my Kerbals don't have to do it). It looks like this: The problem is: If I test t on the ground in docking mode, the RCS doesn't behave like I want it to behave. Shift and Control don't make it move up and down, but forward and backward. And the other way around. I know it has to do with the position of the probodobodyne, but how can I change these control directions without modifying the vehicle? Any help is appreciated.