Shadow_Spark

Naal odahviing jot! It's almost here!

Keep going! We can chance the laws of physics jim! With the power of hype!

Hey chris just a heads up: My pilot can repack the modded chutes in 0.9.0, only engineers should be able to.

I have this problem with FAR and NEAR where in the spaceplane hangar, the center of lift is completly messed up making it near impossible to know how to fix issues with my planes.... Any help?

I second this. I also thionk they could do it similar to that ScanSat mod(or whatever it's called...) where you need to do a 'scan' of a planet or moon to get the biome map.

Is this behaviour of the engines grounded in reality at all? O is it just 4 tha koolz

I only consider it 'Cheaty' if it's the kind that's activated through the f12 menu. If it's the kind where you're just rotating it to where some of the model clips into something, such as with wings, girders or landing gears, then i find that to be acceptable UNLESS it's something huge like clipping half of a full fuel tank into another even bigger fuel tank(also full).

The Latin name for our(real-life) sun is 'Sol'. It only makes sense that the Klatin name for their sun would be 'Kerbol'. Side note: Also, 'Sol' is where the word 'Solar' seems to come from. Source: Wikipedia.

Pendulum - Propane Nightmares . That is all.

Whenever i decouple my SRBs during my ascent to LKO, I seem to have issues when going greater than ~340(mach 1) where my boosters, upon decoupling, steer away momentarily before steering back towards the center and disintegrating, though often leaving the center intact. If i use seperatrons or their more powerful cousins from KWRocketry, then the seperatrons just instantaneously break off and become spinning wheels of fire and solid-fuel. then the SRBs act as previously described, only slightly disrupting flight by adding a very slight roll. This happens with a variety of nose cones and i think it happened with stock aero, so it might just be a bug in the game. If it's just a bug, any ideas on how to fix it? Any suggestions? PS: My guess as to why it might happen(not sure if it's simulated to this extent) is that the expanded fairings from KWRocketry may cause an area of low pressure around the lower sections of the rocket causing the SRBs to be sucked back in towards the center.