BurningSky93

I'm having trouble getting solar arrays to "line up" properly. They wont stick straight to the "axis" of the modules, always being a bit diagonal.

This is a great idea, will be a huge help in rocket design!

If I might make a suggestion (apologies if this has been made before)? Would it be possible when performing a Trans-Minmus-Injection to have MJ do an "inclination" burn to put you in the same orbital plane as Minmus itself? That way you wouldn't have to time your rendevous to coincide with Minmus passing its ascending or descending node (not that you HAVE to, it just makes it easier). Right now I do it manually (get into a 6 degree inclination with Kerbin, timing my burn such that the nodes put me in almost perfectly the same plane as Minmus), but it would be really cool if MJ would do it for you.

Pelf, these look great so far, they'll certainly be amazing once you get them textured. Btw, I think the mods would like it if you spoilered your images ["spoiler=TEXTHERE]Image here[/spoiler"]

Most useful tool I've come across for KSP, much better and more precise than fighting with a keyboard or joystick. Great job!

I normally name my manned missions after some sort of mythical being, with each iteration being given a "Mk. n" suffix, so, for example, my first three-kerbal mission to the Mun was the Colossus Mk. II (unfortunately Colossus Mk. I had to be aborted as there wouldnt have been enough fuel for a round trip). My spaceplanes are normally named after birds. My first Mk. I cockpit spaceplane was the Swift Mk. I, the first Mk. II cockpit spaceplane wa the Swallow Mk. I and the first Mk. III cockpit spaceplane was the Albatross Mk. I. My unmanned probes are normally given fairly normal, what you might call "first" or "christian" names. The first Munar lander probe was Marcus Mk. I, and the first Minmus lander probe was Misha Mk. I. Anything that is a utility spacecraft is given a purely descriptive name. For example my kerbin orbiters are all jsut called "Kerbin Orbiter Mk. I" with their orbital inclination afterwards (0, 30, 60, 90, 120 and 150). My orbiters for the kerbins satellites are named a similar way (Minmus Orbiter Mk.I for example). My kerbosynchronous orbiter is just "kerbosynchronous orbiter".

'Jebediah seems to like it for some odd reason' Jeb likes anything that isn't exploding

The FL-R25 Fuel tank (small orange one) is a bit... temperamental. Only seems to be happy when connected directly to the command module, other wise it explodes violently even when sitting on the pad.