Duckle

Thanks for all the responses, i have tried most of them and i got it into orbit! Thanks to kerbal engineer i managed to balance the ship out further and with the help of some reaction wheels it didn't roll that bad anymore. it came to the point where i could control it myself. the problem seemed to sit with the boosters because they had a torque of 0.18 and as soon as i detached them the rolling stopped. anyway i thank you all that i can now do my first interplanetary mission.

Okay, i'm relatively new to KSP and this is my first mission to Duna so it might be massively overkill. i'm trying to send a rover to duna on this mission. The rover i'm trying to get off the ground is ever so slightly imbalanced and the rovercore is upside down. just after i launch the rocket, it enters a roll i can't counteract with ''E'' or ''Q''. I've tried a dummy payload of the same weight as the rover. the payload consisted of just some fuel tanks to see if the imbalance is the problem. in this same launch i set a probe core in the proper position so it isn't upside down anymore. however, it turned out none of this is the problem because the same spinning happened. also, i believe there is a part clipping bug that might cause this spinning but i also eliminated that problem with the earlier mentioned test run. (although i don't think there are any bugged parts on the rover) Here are some pictures of the craft: https://imgur.com/a/iJDYHcf The gimbal is disabled on the booster vector engines, so only the core has gimbal. i really don't know anymore so i would like to ask you for help or potential solutions.