The Space Core

Those all look incredible! Too bad the best I can do is a manned minimus probe .

Ah thanks.

I just landed a station on minimus and I wanted to post an image of it, but my steam key for screenshots isn't taking screenshots. Does ksp use a different key for screenshots or am I doing something wrong? Thanks

So they are great for saving cost and ferrying crew. Ah, makes sense why I didn't see the point in them now, Im too much of a scrublet to go career. Sticking with science for now.

Ah alright, but what do you think is up with my docking controls?

Ah, thanks for the prompt reply , I see now!

I have the most recent version of KSP, I am on a macintosh desktop (unfortunately) and my speakers are working find. But the ambiance and music are severely garbled. What's going on? ~Thanks the space core.

I get the point of normal planes, traveling to different biomes on kerbin so you don't have to muck around with orbit and rotation. But what's the point of spaceplanes? Im probably just far too nooblike to know . But what uses to they serve? What's wrong with a normal old rocket? ~Thanks The Space Core.

Alright after playing for an ungodly 467 hours I still have absolutely no idea how to dock. I can get an intersect node Ive even passed close to the craft I've wanted to dock with, but all the guides I've seem say to turn target and burn retrograde in order to kill the relative velocity to the craft. But this always messes with my intersect node to the point where they're almost nowhere near each other. Im asking now because Im constructing my first space probe to Duna, Ive already sent a science module with a command pod into a nice circular orbit. Lastly my docking controls don't work. When I click on docking shift and control won't send my craft further. Thanks for responding. ~The space core.

Hi, I just read the noobie FAQ and I know that my posts go to the moderators for approval. I registered this morning and have not yet gotten my registration Email. Can you please take a look at this? Thank you.