dogon11

The entirety of my personal text is related to the currently-late-RP board.

Kangaroo.

You seem to have encountered a bug... When you use the restart flight button, it messes up fastest speed achieved. Could you redo the end flight pictures so that we have an accurate speed?

Craft: 0-2 Nighthawk Mission: Carry three kerbals into an orbit ~155,000 meters, orbit for upwards of ten days. Crew: Muning, Halrey, and Wehrly Kerman Launch Date: 6/17/2012 Notes: Craft flew straight to desired altitude, gained nearly perfectly circular orbit, orbited for twelve days, de-orbited, and landed on the runway at KSC. Landing was a tad bouncy, needs work. Press was at runway to observe landing. Mission Outcome: Success, stayed in orbit two extra days due to the lack of problems in the flight. MET: 00:12:13:43:13

This challenge is to see who can reach the fastest speeds by burning their engines for no longer than ten seconds. Stock parts only. Rules: 1) Stock only. 2) No magic turbines or RCS. 3) Can be launched from pad or runway. 4) Can either fly or be on the ground, it is up to you. 5) Three screenshots are needed: Before launch, at the ten second mark just after the engines have cut out, and once the vehicle has come to a halt at the mission report screen. 6) All kerbals must survive all the way up to the point the flight ends. Leaderboard: Fermun: 346.5 m/s Vostok: 327 m/s Pushingrobot: 318 m/s Madmak: 307.9 m/s Hebdomad: 302 m/s Analogy: 290 m/s UmbralRaptor: 290 m/s Rich: 288.6 m/s Dogon11: 280 m/s Kerbalnaut: 280 m/s SteevyT: 266 m/s Apotheosist: 254 m/s P512: 241.4 m/s Knyght: 241 m/s SteevyT: 228 m/s Cooly568: 187.1 m/s

Do you know Lua?

Good job. I just want to get the rocket back into Kerbin\'s SOI, and then thrust directly towards to planet to go even faster. Maybe with some CFG edits we can skip rockets off the oceans back into space.

Well hello! Nice to meet you. I\'m dogon11. Enjoy your stay!

Are we gonna get pictures?

Some pics from the most recent flight of my re-usable orbit shuttle, the O-2.

A space game, but more in depth. Launches from the Orbiter POV, but is more geared towards KSP-level flying, but instead of flying as a mission controller in 3rd person, be one of the astronauts inside, from mercury flight to moon landings and beyond. This would include docking and inter-stellar travel, and would also mean the player could design their own rockets much easier than in other games. This probably sounds very general, but what I imagine in my head trumps what you see in this post.

Thanks Accelerando, I was actually hoping someone would post a link to some videos as well.

44 more, Radion!

I\'m a narb at blender, and since I want to make some mods myself, I was hoping that you guys that knew stuff about blender would help me, since I don\'t know how to use it... at all. All I know is that you can open it by double-clicking the icon on your desktop. Seriously. That\'s it.

IMBF? Also... 4/10 for .gif... because I can\'t do .gifs, but if I could, it might have a few more frames in them so it looks like genuine flight.

A pissy cocker spaniel stole my flipflop while trying to bite my feet.

8/10 Cool stuff.

Point taken. 59-61 centimeters? I\'m just tossing out numbers to see what you all find as the upper limit.

I\'ll be using the same claim as last time... right next to Avienne. \'Cause it would be amazing to be neighbors with Radion.

Maybe he could be... 63 centimeters?

Nice fighters, but what can you do in the attack aircraft sector?

We need to figure out in-game L-points only because that we would have more numbers to look at.

I don\'t want to. I can speak English, with it being my native language, am in the middle of my Spanish courses and only know how to ask for the bathrooms or if I can get in drink in a cohesive manner, and know a couple words of Russian, German, Italian, and French. French being 'Allons-y!'.

Okay, I misunderstood what you were saying when you said that. I misunderstood that you misunderstood the title. Turns out you didn\'t, and where throwing out semi-relevant info. My apologies.

Okay, I was correct. 1: The title says 'Surface of Kerbol?', not 'Surface of Kerbin?'. 2: The star is called the Sun, but is frequently referred to as Kerbol.