gresrun

Glad to see someone take and run with the satellite relay concept! I'm downloading it now. I encourage you to keep learning C# and to expose yourself to as many programming languages as possible. Keep up the good work! P.S. - Would you mind correcting my name in the credits? 'gresun' should be 'gresrun' Thanks!

Crewtank link is 404\'ing... Is it just me?

Got it! Thing flies best under SAS and has a propensity to want to roll over on landing but I managed to complete the objective! Screenshots: (I wish I had taken more but my fingers were busy landing it!) Coming in for landing: Hostages on board! (Lost a wing part due to said roll tendencies): Requires DamnedAerospace for the TurboJets and NovaPunch for the SRBs but the rest is stock.

EDIT: 04:04:33 Direct Ascent. Could\'ve been a bit faster...

Not quite of the same spirit as the other craft on this topic but a VTOL nonetheless: Jet Helicopter:

It takes off great! Landing, not so much... Initial configuration: Ready fo take-off: Look ma! I can fly like a real airplane!

P-38, but, yes! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_P-38_Lightning

Close... Hint: Think smaller.

Mine is much like Sordid\'s

Oldie but a goodie... Any guesses?

Or a more modern example of this pattern is Java\'s Servlet FilterChain: Or JavaScript\'s DOM event chain: Each Flight Controller would implement an interface: interface FlightController { protected void handleEvent(Event e, FlightContollerChain chain); } Flight Controllers can then do whatever they need to do in handleEvent() and can optionally invoke FlightContollerChain.proceed(Event) to let downstream Flight Controllers have a chance to handle the event. E.g.: public class SharingFlightController : FlightController { protected void handleEvent(Event e, FlightContollerChain chain) { Console.WriteLine('Before downstream FlightContollers are invoked: event=' + event); chain.proceed(e); Console.WriteLine('After downstream FlightControllers are invoked because I like to share'); } } public class SelfishFlightController : FlightController { protected void handleEvent(Event e, EventChain chain) { Console.WriteLine('Before downstream FlightContollers: event=' + event); //chain.proceed(e); Console.WriteLine('Downstream FlightControllers never invoked because I got this...'); } } The only trick is setting up the order of the Flight Controllers; do we let the user define/adjust the order?