Geonovast

Are there any texture mods that let you paint spacecraft names on the side of parts, ideally command pods? Like this. Searching are bringing me to a lot of texture replacement mods, but I'm not seeing any specifically for this.

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I might have to take a look at that when I can manage to put KSP down for a few minutes.

Today I perfected the shuttle roll.

It loads the pictures whether they're in a spoiler or not. The spoiler just hides them from view, it doesn't actually stop them from loading. I really like this one:

Nukes! Nukes! Nukes! I recently make an electric plane with a nuclear reactor for power that had a nearly infinite runtime. For the added weight of the ISRU equipment and the addition wings, I think it would be more efficient to simply add that many more batteries and a lot more panels. If you've to land to refuel anyway, solar would be a lot quicker. Those electric props take 20 EC/s at full throttle, and to haul ISRU equipment around, he'd probably need to add more props.

Get in a prograde orbit around the Mun. With 12 o'clock pointing directly at Kerbin, set a maneuver node at approximately 1 o'clock. Pull the node's prograde handle until the projected course leaves the Mun's SOI. Right click on the Pe in the purple line, and keep pulling the prograde handle until it's about 30-35km. Execute the node. That's how I do it anyway. I've also been getting into the habit of landing in that general area of the Mun since it's tidally locked, just burning straight out from the surface, and not bothering with achieving orbit first. Edit - Post before coffee error: Terms confused.

Most certainly. And quite well.

Get rid of the Mk2 parts. That drag is killing you.

Modlist and the save file might help, maybe someone with a powerhouse computer can get them for you @Kebab Kerman

Your picture is too small to make anything out.

I remember that day, watching the clips of it burning up over and over. I was a sophomore in HS. I also remember the crap immediately circulating of the "Pictures of the Columbia exploding in space", which were just screenshots from the Discovery exploding at the beginning of Armageddon. So sad, and from what I understand, so, so preventable.

8. Because it's not lunch time yet.

Most likely, yes. Most of the common languages still use a lot of the same letters, so they'd be able to at least tell which direction the word is going. Even native speakers of Japanese or Chinese probably at least know what an English word looks like.

I would do a search for them on eBay, and filter by listings that have sold, not ones that are currently active. This can give you an idea of what people are actually paying for them, not what people are asking.

Just installed, seems to be working great. Quick question though. How can I verify angle in reference to the SPH itself? Say I want to make sure these nacelles are straight, and the engines won't be pulling at an angle. The look straight, but it seemed to pop in by accident, but the angle still says 23.33. I just want to make sure I know what I'm doing so I can verify and reproduce.

This is probably helped by the fact that the world's population has roughly doubled since 1969.

Banned because there's no improper way to apply Preparation K.

I really like that. I think I might play around with this design a bit.

I do not know of these things. Are they part of the "outside" phenomenon?

That plane would be much easier to land (and more stable at take off) if you spread the rear wheels apart further. It's not that bad. It's only barely more than twice my age. Gotta have a light touch Also it was already drifting away, so that probably helped. I was just being impatient.

What do you do when you need to deploy a comm sat but have limited probe control? This! (sorry - cubeupload seems to be running slow tonight) http://u.cubeupload.com/Geonovast/ezgif1fb93507e0b.gif

Big enough to publish as an eBook yet?

Today I learned that PHP can send emails really easily without having an email server set up. My boss is thrilled that the service order system I built will soon be able to automatically send emails whenever we ship their stuff. Which means a few more days of on-clock coding for me! Wheee!