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James Kerman
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Welcome to the forum @theredsox.
Sorry to hear about your troubles. What I would do is first make a backup of my save (found in the KSP/saves folder) then access the debug menu (Alt + F12) and complete the mission there. Should fix it.
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Welcome to the forum @Arthemio.
It looks like you've got a Mk12-R on the vessel but the contract requires the Mk2-R.
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Welcome to the forum @Scooty.
Xt007 is talking about creating an in game modification for space based radiators (which sounds cool to me - especially if they got dirtier over time). You may have more luck getting the information you need asking in a mechanical or brand specific forum.
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Hello @CosmosGamer99.
I've moved your question to gameplay questions. Usually this shaking in stock is caused by autostruts (usually connected to heaviest part). Do any elements of your station use autostruts?
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2 minutes ago, gandt2 said:
I might try removing the mod and doing a reinstall to see if that fixes it.
I would see if you have the same issue with the mod cut and pasted out of the KSP install folder first. In the meantime I've moved your thread to technical support (modded, PC).
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Welcome to the forum @gandt2.
I'm not sure this isn't a bug. Usually comnet lines lead back to Kerbin and these look like they are all internal to the craft. Can you tell us if you are playing with mods installed and the operating system your computer uses?
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Just now, Gleb said:
Btw how do you post images to the URL to insert them here?
Welcome to the forum @Gleb.
The forum itself does not host images so you need to create an account on a hosting service like imgur. This post explains it all:
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Welcome to the forum @clubasquirrel.
I've moved your question to gameplay questions.
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21 hours ago, bootsam said:
occasionally a blue or purple offshoot will appear with what appears to be a rotate sign on the end, what does this mean?
It's a little hard to understand your comment and in this case a picture really would say a lot about what you are seeing but here's my guess.
I think what you are seeing is the effect of your interaction with the Mun, known as an 'assist'. As you enter the Mun's sphere of influence (SOI) it exerts its gravity on your vessel. If you pass behind the Mun (relative to it's prograde orbit) you get a slingshot effect, gaining velocity. If you pass in front of the Mun (once again relative to prograde orbit) it tugs you the other way and slows you down a little. I'm guessing the rotate signs you are seeing is your vessel's exit point for whatever body's sphere of influence you are in. Hover your cursor over it and it should say and give you a time.
Some orbits can have multiple encounters with the same body over consecutive orbits. In this case you would see the projected effects of each assist in map view as different colored trajectories. In the case below I will first enter the Mun's SOI at a low orbit (the purple bit). If I wish to enter orbit I would burn at the periapsis (Pe) of that purple bit. If I do nothing I will get an assist from the Mun by passing behind it resulting in the green orbit which will then pass behind the Mun again (the red bit) and I will then be flung into solar orbit (the path of the blue bit).
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Welcome to the forum @Buzz Bartwig.
It's really good advice but this is quite an old thread and hopefully MathmoRichard managed to solve his problem a while ago. Once I've unlocked the tech I add an RTG to all my vessels as a precaution.
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Welcome to the forum @poopzeug.
I have snipped your output log because sometimes big posts like that can cause problems for some members of the forum. It is best to host output logs on an external service like dropbox and link them here. This post explains how to do this:
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Hello @Derek Kwas.
I've moved your topic to add on discussions.
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Welcome to the forum @Gunnerline, with all the new content it's a great time to start playing again.
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Thread locked at OP's request.
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Thread locked at OP's request.
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Welcome to the forum @Sammakko78.
The great members who understand and assist with mods and technical support already know magic. The link @DrLicor posted contains the required information for effective support and as mentioned it is extremely difficult to identify an issue with a modded KSP install when the only information given is 'it does not work". If you would like assistance please be respectful and provide the information requested.
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Welcome to the forum @Malico1.
I've moved your question to Gameplay Questions.
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1 hour ago, RanDumbKerb said:
i hope to build something half as nice as you guys one day!
Welcome to the forum @RanDumbKerb. There wouldn't be too many players who haven't forgotten batteries, parachutes or ladders at one time or another so you are well on the way to building great stuff.
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I always deliver rovers via skycrane. The idea is you have the rover slung underneath the lander and build around the fuel tanks/engines. Be warned that this arrangement costs a lot of dv in drag so build your lifter accordingly.
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13 minutes ago, HuubinNZ said:
I'll add a link to the picture if somebody can explain to me why the "Insert image from URL" doesn't work
Welcome to the forum @HuubinNZ.
I paste the imgur 'direct link' straight into my posts. It should auto embed.
Contract "Reaserch temperature at Mun"
in KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials
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Hello @Vadym.
Usually temperature experiments need to be done in a specific location. If you go to the Mun in the tracking station and double click it you should be able to see some thermometer icons. That is where you need to measure the temperature.