VincentMcConnell

No. It\'s not C7. C7 is spaceplanes.

How the hell do you figure that? haha

I was a little more serious with it than I wanted to be. I may began writing a new one with some more explosions! haha

Got a fully stock spacecraft from Kerbin to the Mun. It didn\'t look very big on the pad, but it had enough fuel to drop into a 31KM orbit with plenty to spare for the return when I reached the Mun. I need to bring lander legs next time so I can land. Here\'s the craft, though. here\'s the orbit And as you can see, I had enough fuel to land. My Kerbals, however, will never return to their home planet. They are a permanent monument.

You know what this reminds me of for some reason? Anybody remember Club Penguin from years ago?

Mine is coming along very well. I will post a thread when it is done.

You\'ve inspired me to make one. I will begin writing right now. Good story, by the way. Reminds me a lot of quite a few launches I had experienced when I first downloaded the game. *spams for parachutes*.

Seems like a card issue. That\'s really not all that bad of a problem, although it might be annoying while landing on the Mun.

My map mode only gives those two coordinates. Nevermind, I\'ll find a new mountain and send the persistence file. I\'m already in a new landing site.

Sure. I deleted it, but it\'s still in the recycling bin. I dig it out. I can\'t locate it... What are the N,S and W,E anyway?

Here\'s one. I call it, 'Mt. Craw.' in remembrance of the famous controversial character from the old Get Smart TV show. It is the mountain in the background. It can be seen from coordinates 1(degree) 19\' 22' 285 (degree) 0\' 58'

With the new terrain engines, it\'s safe to say that the terrain is much higher in elevation. In the old game, you could orbit the Mun at about 1000 meters. Now, of course, you can\'t do that. Does anybody know the lowest safe orbital altitude around the equator of the Mun with this terrain engine?

Great video, as always. I was very impressed with your ability to bring a craft back from solar orbit. I\'ve never done that.

So? You can land with no RCS, as I have had to do many times when I forgot to bring thrusters... Just control the pitch, yaw and roll so that you are always aligned on retrograde...

Yeah. GoDammit deleted all of his mods like a total asshole after being a jerk for no reason on a thread. The guy\'s last posts portray him as emotionally unstable.

Little satellite I launched.

This is really cool. Can you post a craft file with a readme telling us what mods we need? I\'d like to try this.

Hey. New Lunar achievement! I just landed my first unmanned probe on the lunar surface. I call it, 'Explorer One'. It is fitted with SEVERAL cameras and when the sun rises, will take an EXTREMELY HIGH RESOLUTION 360 degree pan of the landing site. Here is a picture of the probe. Well. The sun rose and I took the 360 degree panorama of the landing site! This was taken from coordinates: 0° 38\' 57' 241° 9\' 29' on the surface of the Mun. I warn you. This image is in extreme resolution. Click to expand only if you dare... Another picture taken of the probe as it nears the second day of its mission.

Can you do that and then post the Dropbox here?

Can someone make the Munlet have a radius about 1/3rd of Kerbin\'s with a gravitational pull of 1/3rd of Kerbin\'s and then place it into Solar Orbit with an altitude of about 20 times that of the Mun? Then we\'d have a new planet!

You\'re obviously doing something wrong. There are plenty of good videos on how to do it.

No. It\'s got two stages before the Gemini spacecraft.

Whatever you want to share, you go ahead. I\'m not going to bitch at you like some people here for straying off topic. In fact, I like to do that sometimes.

I\'m trying to make a Titan II-GLV with as much accuracy as possible and I there\'s basically only one or two packs here that have even a couple 1.75M parts. Does anybody know where I can find a decoupler that looks like this in 1.75? Any help would be seriously appreciated. Also, does anybody know where I can find any reference photos that show what the second stage of the Titan-II GLV looked like? I can\'t find that anywhere, either. I feel like Gemini was a premeditated conspiracy to make me frustrated at a game that wouldn\'t come out for 50 years. haha

How about fuel percentage? That\'s kind of more important than a number that is going to be different out of the total for each tank...