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  1. First, I'd liket to thank both of you for the replys! I've thought about it and I can name my quicksaves using real date and time, so I don't get them mixed up. Haven't tried docking yet. So I'll see if I feel it's a bit too much and switch to the Navball one. Thanks for the suggestion.
  2. Yeah, already gone through some of the recommended threads even before I decided to buy KSP (yeah, I know I'm crazy). I'm having some difficulties understanding the loading system. Already did some searches and noticed I'm not the only one having issues with it. It's so confusing how the quicksave function works, when you aren't able to see the names of existing saves so you can, for instance do quicksave 1, quicksave 2... and quickloading without timestamps is shady at best.... Also I see the game autosaves a lot, but in what file? Is it that "persistent" file?
  3. Thanks! Really trying to better understand some concepts and trying to establish some knowledge on rocket launching (TWR values, proper staging and optimization of launches), instead of going straight for orbiting affairs. I don't intend to use mechjeb to automate my launches, so I think it's an important part of what I'm trying to achieve. After I can dominate that and have a launch I can eye-ball and not repeat 3 or 4 times, I'll dwell on other matters.
  4. Hi, felllow spacemen! Discovered the game trough a friend and I'm really enjoying it. Saw a bunch of youtube videos and there's definitely a lot to learn, but it certainly seems worthwile. Already got testing with it yesterday and managed (after many failed attempts), to build and fly a space orbiting rocket. Today I digged a lot for mods, and ended up installing a bunch: CKAN Kerbal Engineer Docking Port Alignment Indicator kerbal Alarm Clock Science Alert Fusebox Menu Stabilizer Chatterer These just seem the "basic ones" to get started, without adding many parts, since I've yet to fully understand or explore, the stock ones. Anyways, it's always a fantastic experience when you pick a new game and discover such an invested and knowledgable fanbase. See you over Kerbal!
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