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Help please! [FIXED]
James Kerman replied to Proxbi Kerman's topic in KSP1 Technical Support (PC, modded installs)
Welcome to the forum @Proxbi Kerman, your issue has been moved from KSP discussion to tech support(PC, modded). -
should realisim overhaul be a stock part of ksp 2
James Kerman replied to nomerac's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
Sorry, I didn't explain it well, click the three dots and select 'report post', then add a short note requesting a lock. Thread locked at OP's request. -
should realisim overhaul be a stock part of ksp 2
James Kerman replied to nomerac's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
We do not usually remove threads if other members have replied, if you would like to lock this thread please click on the three dots at the right of your original post and request a lock. -
Happy birthday!
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Does anyone know the name of this ksp modded lp
James Kerman replied to NoobWhoLikesSpace's topic in KSP1 Discussion
I think the mod you might be looking for is RemoteTech: -
Hi @GreenBean, unfortunately we have had to remove your full log file because it causes the forum to have page loading issues and makes it difficult for members to navigate when using mobile devices. We encourage you to use a hosting service like google drove or dropbox to upload your logs to and then link to them here. We apologise for any inconvenience.
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Greetings to all lovers of astronomy and space
James Kerman replied to John Casey's topic in Welcome Aboard
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Some molecules of water in my body have statistically passed through dinosaurs.
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Welcome to the forum @Stevan, a translation has been added to your post and title because we have a rule that all posts, outside of the international section require an English translation. This is because not all browsers and devices support automatic translation. Please use a service like google translate if you wish to post in the general forum. Are you using mods? [Google Translation] Bine ați venit la forumul @Stevan, a fost adăugată o traducere la postarea și titlul dvs., deoarece avem o regulă conform căreia toate postările, în afara secțiunii internaționale, necesită o traducere în limba engleză. Acest lucru se datorează faptului că nu toate browserele și dispozitivele acceptă traducerea automată. Vă rugăm să utilizați un serviciu precum Google Translate dacă doriți să postați pe forumul general. Folosiți moduri?
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Ps4 Portuguese Translation
James Kerman replied to Pablo Marques's topic in KSP1 Technical Support (Console)
Welcome to the forum @Pablo Marques, an English translation has been added to your post and title because we have a rule that all posts, outside of the international section require an English translation. This is because not all browsers and devices support automatic translation. We encourage you to use a service like google translate if you are posting in the general forum. [Google Translation] Bem-vindo ao fórum @Pablo Marques, uma tradução para o inglês foi adicionada à sua postagem e título porque temos uma regra que todas as postagens, fora da seção internacional, exigem uma tradução para o inglês. Isso ocorre porque nem todos os navegadores e dispositivos oferecem suporte à tradução automática. Nós encorajamos você a usar um serviço como o google tradutor se você estiver postando no fórum geral. -
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Hi @KSP Dragon, your great design has been moved from Challenges and Mission Ideas to the Spacecraft Exchange, a great place to show off your creations.
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What/who introduced you into Ksp?
James Kerman replied to Aerodynamic Kerbal's topic in KSP1 Discussion
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Welcome to the forum @Jack White, the best advice for a new player is keep calm and crash spacecraft. After that, making orbit is going to be your first hurdle. A two stage rocket works great if you use an engine designed for sea level on your first stage and an engine optimised for vacuum on the second. You will need to perform a 'gravity turn', that means your rocket goes from vertical travel to horizontal during ascent to get into orbit. Any time you are having problems you can ask our friendly and helpful community.
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Reaction wheel saturation or failure would be interesting to deal with.
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SAS is just a stability and manoeuvre hold function. The reaction wheels will still cause movement unless they are disabled.
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Welcome to the forum @Garryalways! The movement you are seeing is from the reaction wheels that are part of most pods. It's not really free as it uses electrical charge to work. To disable; right click on the pod and either set the wheel authority to 0% or use toggle torque.
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Welcome to the forum @Pod4898, your question has been moved from KSP discussion to gameplay questions.
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Best way to change my inclination?
James Kerman replied to FinnBot5000's topic in KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials
The An/Dn could be anywhere on an orbit. I think you could play around with a manoeuvre node to find it. -
Best way to change my inclination?
James Kerman replied to FinnBot5000's topic in KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials
Oh okay, sorry I misunderstood. I don't worry too much about achieving perfect planetary orbits, Eyeballing the orbit line of the Mun and your vessels orbit by moving your view around until they are both single lines should get you pretty close @AlpacaMall has a better suggestion. You use the widget at the bottom left of screen to get planetary inclination. -
Best way to change my inclination?
James Kerman replied to FinnBot5000's topic in KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials
No problems, click on the vessel you are trying to RV or dock with and select it as the target. You should then see the An/Dn,