DeltaDizzy

Just creating a mission pack node anywhere should work, the same way parts work. I dont have the DLC so this is all guessing though. @Mrcarrot can you confirm or deny this?

Im back at it again someone send help.

You could have just lowered the settings, as the default ones are quite overpowered

I dont mean things called moire lights, I mean the kind of light to which that name sometimes refers. So I guess the question is now "Why arent there more inogon lights?"

They are flowers on trees. How come more Moire Lights dont exist?

I see no reason it wouldnt work on 1.3, which is why im staying on 1.3. It it was 1.4 only id probably switch...

Orginal reddit post by beale:

Add a maybe choice, please

It should be compatible, since the engine particles dont use shuriken

no it is C#, because KSP uses Unity, which uses C#

Group Photo! From Left to right: Bob, Val, Jeb, Bill, Svetlana, Karina, "Rusty"(he insisted), and "Harpass"(again, he insisted)

insert half a loaf saying here

excitement intensifies

Here we go again... wink wink nudge nudge

Im going to guess that was a joke, but if it wasnt, those are still ksp.

I do that but it starts wildly rolling and turning right after takeoff without any input, with SAS on

Theres already a way to dock the flapjack to the mothership, and im pretty sure it works flapjack to flapjack and mothership to mothership.

Basically anything by Gameslinx right now. I'll just leave these here... He also has a pack called After Kerbin, but I didnt want to clutter up peoples screens.

I wish I could make working planes...

I mean once the wheels give out, rip everyone in that plane, and the plane itself, so you cant really consider it a takeoff in any normal sense. Now lets all settle down before I have to mute this thread.

and so the wheels would explode and then the plane would explode and everyone would die, so the real question is "Can the plane take off intact?", and the answer is No.

As am I, though I wont say by how much. Just look at what you see, and try to make it yourself. If necessary, think as the Jim most likely thought.

I just realized that I phrased my last post wrong. What I mean to say was:

"the exact speed of the wheels on your airplane" If your plane accelerated, the treadmill would too, thus keeping its velocity zero or close to zero. If the treadmill speed was constant, then the plane could take off, but the OP doesn't say its constant.