Rukik

Reported Version: v0.1.5 (latest) | Mods: none | Can replicate without mods? Yes OS: Win 10 64bit | CPU: ryzen 5900x | GPU: Radeon VII | RAM: 32GB Corsair vengence DDR4 Fly through clouds on anything but the lowest cloud settings and you get a black screen effect. Included Attachments: vlc-record-2023-11-13-20h01m55s-KerbalSpaceProgram2_2023_11.13-19_49.mp4-.mp4 .ipsImage { width: 900px !important; }

Oh ok, I didn't see the option for solid hydrogen, I will check tonight when I'm home from work, thanks. So I found to solid hydrogen tanks, thanks a bunch. I have 1 more question. The antihydrogen tank, the one that creates or destroys it. Is there anyway to stop it from exploding during time warp? 100x it's fine, 1000x it blows up. The temp is stable at 100x when I click 1000 the temp skyrockets in half a second and boom. I have lots of ec and mj available.

Hi everyone, I'm new to the fourms, I installed kspie and this is awesome, quite the learning curve. I've watched the tutorials and have designed my first ssto planes with great success, did a duna and Ike trip and made enough science to unlock antimatter. So I built my second ssto plane and used a beam core antimatter reactor to supply power with the generator that does thermal and charged particles. I fitted the ship with everything I need for antimatter, and my tanks are full. Have collectors, storage and antihydrogen production. Also a positron factory. My problem now is when I am orbiting kerbin doing final systems check before a grand voyage, my beam core reactor stops working. The reactor panel says it is solid hydrogen deprived. So I went back to the vab and looked for a solid hydrogen tank, but found nothing... what am i doing wrong here?

Ok I will try there, I read through and didn't find anything about an antimatter beam core reactor using solid hydrogen.

Hey everyone, I'm trying to get a beamcore antimatter reactor to work. I though I had it working but when I'm in space, it says I am missing solid hydrogen, but I can't find a tank to place it in. Am I missing something?