carlpilot

Alright. Even with the joystick unplugged, the issue persists.

Here is one of the craft that the issue is at its worst on (the issue occurs in SAS-stabilised, level flight too) Most people should have the .craft, it is 1.0.5's stock Velociteze. My joystick is well within its dead zone when the issue occurs.

Hello, I have looked around a bit and have not found anything about this topic, which is why I am asking this question: Why are all of my aircraft slowly rolling to the right during flight? This issue begins at takeoff and persists until landing. This occurs in stock craft as well as those that I create, and I have also noticed this bug in stock 1.0.4. What could be causing this and how could it be fixed? -Carlpilot

My suggestion is simple: a Mk3 crew quarters with a cargo hold beneath with a door on one side that opened and closed by right click / action group, in a setup similar to many airliners. This could probably be accomplished while using the same IVA as the default Mk3 crew quarters. Also, it may be helpful to some to have a version with and a version without a cargo door. -Carlpilot

Absolutely amazing replicas. My attempts have not been so successful. One question: How did you remove the tips from the fairings? Suggestion: "Download All" button for all aircraft and ground vehicles -Carlpilot

Nice thumbnails, but one thing that you have to remember is that YouTube scales them down to 640x360, so try doing that (not permanently) in an image editing program and see how they look. -Carlpilot

I crashed a mostly-B9 airplane into the SPH, with better results than I expected! The tail can be seen separating, along with both wings and one of the jet engines. An elevator on the tail has just hit that air-conditioning unit near the centre of the image. -Carlpilot

Thank you! I want the game to have realistic physics, but I am not aiming for a perfect Existence Simulator. -Carlpilot

I have developed an asymmetric aircraft in Kerbal Space Program, something I have not seen many of. There are the occasional asymmetric aircraft posted on the Internet or here on the Forums, but they often look like a pile of airplane parts. I used Ferram Aerospace and several part mods to create a realistic, aerodynamic, possible asymmetric aircraft. (I apologise for the audio balance, apparently the volume changer sliders don't affect the propellers) KerbalX link -Carlpilot

Thank you! The gas giants still aren't procedural, but hopefully I will be able to get the differing star colour to apply to the gas giants. -Carlpilot

Whoops, image doesn't work. Here.

Fully procedural system, from placement to mesh!

Hey, the oboe actually plays! Sure, fire comes out and it shoots into the air, but it plays, right? -Carlpilot

Very nice animation! I like how at the end, Valentina comes out and plants a flag after only a small jump. -Carlpilot

Minmus is a desert (hey, there's no rain) made of dessert. A desert dessert. -Carlpilot

Thank you! And the price? There is going to be a "demo" version and a $10-$15 full version with Kerbal-style pricing (periodically goes up during development) -Carlpilot

New blog post: Procedural Planets, They're Here!

I had an idea to create a video where I build and fly an asymmetric aircraft, and so I recorded and uploaded it! Craft file (make sure to look at the required mods!) Enjoy! -Carlpilot

The craters, sadly, are a normal map. I have a Blender model with real craters that I put in shortly after taking that shot, though. Textures were made in Paint.Net using cloud noise, which I then edited to add anything else I needed. The normal map in the picture is from Space Engine. -Carlpilot - - - Updated - - - Updated version:

That tiny thing in the bottom-right of the foreground planet is the spaceship. -Carlpilot

The game isn't supposed to be realistic, but use a KSP-like semi-realism. I did not expect the Physics Inquisition. -Carlpilot

New video: A Quick Tour of a Galaxy (Blog post)

Your naming system is amazing. Just amazing. Yodeling Yak -Carlpilot

Why thank you! Green stars are a bit strange though... -Carlpilot