TelluriumCrystal
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This might make a good liquid fuel engine sound:
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The change log isn't enough? I have no idea what to write otherwise.
Something along these lines should suffice:
"This mod adds a button at the bottom of the KSC overview that opens a research & development overview screen. Here you can see every experiment you have ever performed, how much science you gained from said experiments, and how much each one has left in its pool. You can also sort them by orbital body, science left, science gained, type of experiment, etc. I also plan to add a "science kerbals" functionality later on that will allow you to seek advice from the KSC's science staff as to where you should plan to explore next."
Hope that helped. You have my permission to copy and past if you wish.
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This is brilliant! I fully endorse this version of Scienceâ„¢!
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r4m0n, might I suggest that you add some sort of description field for each tech tree (that would be visible when you have it selected)? That way we can figure out which one we want in-game instead of trying to dig through this thread to figure out what tech trees do what.
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629: Add an option to turn the sun into a black hole with realistic reactions from orbiting bodies.
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I dunno... I'll actually be kinda sad when KSP is finally finished. For some reason a game that gets updated every several months is extremely appealing to me (even if it is extremely buggy sometimes).
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Upper Goer I
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Jeb: "Where did everything go..? Hello..? ... I'm scared..."
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Possible minor bug: If I recover a craft then immediately enter the overview screen, the displayed values are not updated with the science that was just collected. This is corrected whenever I select one of the filters, though sorting does not correct it.
Edit: Just discovered the jokes. I am amused!
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I use the original minimalistic flag from KSP as top layer (usually layer set to multiply).
like this: http://www.workupload.com/file/pEqrs3Gh
Ah, ok. Thanks!
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I fully support the idea of asking another mod author to come forward and recreate Mapsat for 0.22. That being said if Innsewerants were to suddenly return, it would only be fair to let him take over development if he wished to.
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Just curious, but how are you guys putting the minimalistic flag texture over your flag designs? I have been messing around in photoshop with it but haven't been able to figure it out.
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If I may, I would like to suggest that you lower the number of decimal places to one because that is the level of accuracy provided in-game.
Not to mention my OCD requires me to get them all to 0.
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He's... um... well, I actually don't know where he is.
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Is there any way to modify what music the game plays and under what circumstances certain tracks are triggered? Or is it completely hardcoded?
If it is possible, I'm very interested in attempting to make a plugin to do just that.
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Huh, when I went and tried to use this I got the kethane overlay on the map, but didn't get the parts in the VAB (in a existing career mode game). Is this not set up properly for career mode yet? My impression was that the parts defaulted to unlocked if they weren't specified a spot in the research tree. Was I wrong?
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Wow, lots of advice. I've got some researching to do then!
I should point out that I'm a junior in high school, so I haven't got any experience with calculus or differential equations yet. I'll try to figure it out anyway.
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It's pretty obvious that math runs the universe. One can plan out entire space missions before launch and know exactly what is needed for said mission to succeed. This is what is done (usually quite successfully) in real life. I wanna know how to do it in KSP.
So my question it pretty simple: What math must I do to determine if my spacecraft is capable of launching to orbit on a given body, reaching other planets/moons, landing on a body, determine the max lifting capability of a launcher, etc.? Also, how might I use maths to make my spacecraft more efficient?
Don't be afraid to throw large complex formulas at me, I'll figure it out... probably.
Thanks in advance for any info!
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Overpopulation is, in my opinion, the biggest risk to humanity right now.
The solution? Lets go colonize other planets!
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I'm just going to pop in here and say awesome job with these! Now I don't have to make the payload fit the fairing anymore!
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This is an awesome data collecting tool! Nice work!
I am having some issues with the volume of data though... What are you guys using to view this?
As far as science instruments go, here is my suggestion: Latitude & Longitude = GPS
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Which screenshots do you need - have you checked the album? Vehicle in the VAB? (i think showing it leaving the runway is enough). The sidequest probe is shown in Kerbin orbit @146km (no map-view orbit picture, but it was almost circular) and near the mun.
Both in the VAB and a final picture from the timer's perspective (so I can see the MET of the timer).
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Someone who doesn't just launch rockets into orbit, but who actually understands how they're launching rockets into orbit.
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Yeah, my first attempts used carefully balanced parts, I had to load on four reactors to power those props and it would still only move at 140m/s. This was really a reply to someone else using an OP main engine (more than three times the isp and also better thrust/weight ratio), how are we supposed to know what's too OP and what isn't?
Good point... I'll have to come up with a better way to judge what is OP and what isn't. Something based off of numbers... Something indisputable... Maximum isp maybe?
I'll figure it out sometime later today.
The Data System, What Works, What doesn't, and How to Fix It
in KSP1 Suggestions & Development Discussion
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Just thought of a little annoyance you could add to the list: If extended manually, antennas remain extended after transmitting. After all, why in the world would you completely pack up (and thus have to redeploy later) your main communications array every time you want to transmit?
My two cents.