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The image is made by Alexandre Duret-Lutz (who I am not). I just came up with the idea. By the way, he has several more "Wee planets": https://www.flickr.com/photos/gadl/sets/72157594279945875/ "En route pour le Puy de Sancy" by Alexandre Duret-Lutz (username gadl on Flickr) is licensed under CC BY 2.0

I don't know how I missed that procedural parts topic (I used search). I knew somebody must have thought something similar. Part of it would be indeed procedural parts, but addition to that would be different (new) designs. If there were different base materials, then it could affect physics too. Everything from structural pieces to whole boosters. But no new part classes, that's the "job" for modders, probably. Maybe it's too much for one game and I'm thinking too much about designing. Perhaps I shouldn't waste time on these kind of things and apply for an aerospace engineer // Shuttle designing would be also nice to have.

Hello! As we know rocketry is all about design. Currently we have parts that are previously done by developers/modders. But I thought that it would be fun to have some kind of simplified editor to make own designs for rocket, rover, satellite, space station (and many other) parts which would need some base materials: different metals, electronics, propellants etc. Of course, it would be a lot of work, but I believe that it's doable. Just depends of how much detail is used in the editor system. Feel free to share your thoughts Aggregat@13681 aka Kaarel

The Eye fell...

Currently Age of Empires 2, UrbanTerror (freeware) and Supremacy1914 (online). Also, I have thought about getting SpinTires. For some reason, I don't like GTA V (but I love other GTAs), feels too arcadey.

More CO2 emissions->more global warming->more tornadoes->more energy from turbines!

I'll get rid of mud:

I'll counter-attack:

It's not that hard. The focus of this game IS and SHOULD be designing good ships.

It's a master plan by... : (bonus: )

Headbanging

"Yo that's it"

(they would better work in sync)

Olen ka olemas

They should give more money/science points for that, otherwise interesting challenge

Only more complicated/bigger parts with enough parachutes should have a chance of recovery. Some large boosters and jet engines, for an example.

Oh..trains also here. But as I live in Baltics, I know more Soviet trains: TEP and TE series, M62 and so on. But trains aren't so different from trucks/cars. Just put rubber tires on : http://bashny.net/uploads/images/00/00/13/2013/04/30/18d10b9638.jpg (M62 locomotive)

Building model steam locomotive (1:10). Currently have finished the frame. Takes couple of years to finish it all. At least something to do Oh..and also playing music (on clarinet).

Everything old (including motorcycles). Especially the 50's. Motorsports..If I had a some 90's Ford or Opel, I would go to some race on a gravel road. Would be neat experience