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Now PC players of KSP can feel like they're playing KSP on PS4, but in reality, they're really playing on PC! In all seriousness however, that is absolutely astounding. It's a brilliant idea and I can't believe nobody did it earlier. It's really a shame that my only working PlayStation is a PS2 Slimline with two Dualshock 2 controllers . If I had a DS4 I would certainly use this. I will recommend it to my non-forum-goer-friends.

Try raising the laptop up using a couple pieces of wood. Here is a picture of my setup: The cloth under he wood is just there so that other people in the house don't complain about the table being scratched. Come to think of it, you might even try directing a fan under the laptop if it is raised like that. Another thing you could try is an application called speedfan. It monitors temperatures and can alter fan speeds to provide better cooling for you laptop.

Flying sneakers? YES! The object directly next to your left elbow is your next spouse.

Just a thought, but perhaps it would be good to update the imgur album in the OP with some new screenshots of parts added since it was last updated. I think that the lack of information on all of the parts in the mod might make some people less likely to give it a try.

Just insert that into the "J_dropbay.cfg" file. (According to this: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/118362-Drag-cubes One is to replace the Y+ and Y- area values with those of a solid part. Since the J-Fuel Take 4m is precisely the same size as the cargo bay, I took those values and replaced them. Works for me until K. Yeon has the time for an update.) Where exactly did you get those values? I've looked through the .cfg files for the corresponding parts but couldn't find anything like that. Also, is that possible for the K size cargo bay? I would assume so but I'm not sure.

IIRC you can fix this by checking "non strict part attachment" (something like that) in the alt. F12 debug menu.

I'm not going to bother with most of my craft. Maybe a few I will want to continue to use but they will need considerable upgrades. For the first couple days however I'll focus on getting used to the new aerodynamics and building new Kerbal Death Machines TM safe and completely up to regulation civilian spacecraft

It's probably just music they put in over the video. I wouldn't expect anything in that department

What is that? I searched Wikipedia and the closest thing to that that the keyword TES-3 turned up was the TE3, a Soviet diesel locomotive. Where did you find that picture?

I see what you did there. Seriously though, everyone is so caught up in worrying about fairing separation for 1.0 that they didn't even notice your joke. Personally I think people are making a bigger deal out of this than is necessary.

I'm sorry, I must have misread. I thought the title of this thread said there's just 1 week till 1.0 Sorry for derailing this topic but I just felt the need to tell you all that- *sees thread title* I think I need to see a doctor. *faints* Seriously though, I am so excited for 1.0, too bad I've still got 2 months left of school.

YES! SO MUCH AWESOMENESS!

Totally agree with you on this one. This would be a great way to prevent the player from totally messing up everything without holing their hand the whole way.

I die. Fortunately I am revived on the red star and sent back to this universe. (bionicle reference) The probe core of my SSTO decides the next poster's face looks like a good spot to land.

I am a precog, allowing me to foresee your attack and dodge easily the out of control vehicle. It goes over a large rock causing a blowout which sends the remains of the tire flying towards the next poster's face.

I know that SXT has some airliner parts although last I checked it doesn't have any props other than a tiny 0.625m one.

Is this a typo or is what I've been calling 3.75 actually 3.5?

I would bet that if Squad decides to have a four kerbal capsule it wouldn't be a revamp of the mk 1-2 pod but a completely new pod built on the 3.75 size.

As far as indie games go ... At least it's got better graphics than Minecraft! Honestly though, I do feel like KSP could have better graphics but I also think that its current state is good because for those who want amazing and very real graphics, there are mods out there that do that. Whereas for those who don't really mind the cartoony state of KSP or want to load their game up on other mods and can't afford to be using high memory visual mods KSP's graphics are fine.

Looks like that was pretty scary. Glad you're okay though, wouldn't want to lose a good community member and day of the week. One time I was riding my bike in the rain and took a sharp turn without my hands on the bars. Lack of friction, reckless daring, and the fact that I was wearing sandals all came together to give me nothing more than a small scrape on the toe after I flew off the bike and tumbled over the pavement a couple yards. I also had a collision once when I was checking my front shifter. I looked down to see the sprocket, I look up and the next thing I know I hit a fencepost, good thing only the bike got hurt.

I have a couple of friends at school who play it, although they only play casually and mostly without mods. I have a feeling some of them only play because they saw some hilarious video on youtube and found the game on steam.

Maybe I'm recalling incorrectly but I think you can do that with Hyper Edit. Although, I'm not sure you would want to seeing as there are many undesirable possible outcomes from fooling around with Hyper Edit.

Thank you Rowsdower. You have been a wonderful Kommunity Manager and I wish I could have gotten to know you in your time here but best of luck as you leave the forums. Remember though, you will always have a place as part of the KSP community and will always be appreciated and loved by those on these forums.

I was just about to make thread for this exact purpose. Good thing I saw this first. Anyway, When I'm flying small, atmospheric aircraft (like the ones made by Tape 'n' Glue Industries LLC.) I usually listen to stuff like AC/DC because I feel that it makes my flying much more insane ... interesting. I also like to make sure that the volume is at least half of the maximum. Did I mention I wear headphones?

Jeb has been standing about a quarter of a kilometer behind the runway facing towards the KSC for the past several months. i don't even recall how he got there. I think that he bailed out of a prototype aircraft as it was about to crash (no idea how he survived). My pilots tend to do that a lot.