TheDarkOne

Does the Regolith castle actually exist in-game somewhere?

I think the closest thing you can get you can get to docking is to have one craft hold on to another.

Looks like I need to change how scoring is done for minmus, I didn\'t think anyone would already get solar escape.

If a kerbal gets stuck in the exhaust of your rocket (right next to the thruster), he won\'t be killed. Instead, he will be fired away (on Kerbin, kilometers away). My challenge is to get them the farthest possible. There will be three categories: Kerbin, the Mun, and Minmus. Rules: Stock craft only (aside from MechJeb, since that won\'t help you much). Kerbin scoring will be tje distance from the starting place to where the Kerbal crashes. Mun and Minmus will be the final apoapsis of your Kerbal (The body it falls on or gets into orbit around.) No using the Kerbal\'s RCS once they are launched. Kerbin: 1. SteevyT:4143 meters Mun: Minmus: 1. Foursh: Solar Apospsis of 27.7 billion meters

657: You accidentally EVA someone at the start of vertical descent and the craft bends 45 degrees to the side. 658: You press shift instead of ctrl and kill your only Kerbal on impact with your spacecraft. 659: Your decoupler fails during an orbital burn while the thruster is going. 660: You notice that part of your rocket is so wide that it intersects with the launch tower before launch, 661: You decouple before your SRBs have finished. 662: The rocket starts spinning uncontrollably even though you have ASAS and RCS on 663: The rocket lifts off, half still on the launchpad 664: Your spacestation carrier tilts to the side unless you use RCS, and you are on your last tank. 665: Your upper stages have enough fuel to get you to orbit, but they can\'t do it fast enough and you fall to the ground before your periapsis is out of the atmosphere 666: Your try to make your rocket start really high with the launch stabilizers and end up in Nullspace ( http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/forum/index.php?topic=16836.0 )

Things like this happen when your rocket launch fails. -

I use ASAS for parts of liftoff and orbital things, but turn it off for landing. You don\'t really need anything except a small craft and an engine with thrust vectoring for landing on the Mun.

1. How high in orbit is the monolith? 2. Do things collide with monoliths? 3. Where did you hear about a cavern?

Google Translate seems incorrect. Niemand is German for no one, but Personne is German for 'People', and probably the same for several European languages. I\'ll be trying this to see how much I can do.

What about your piloting? Did you follow what the creator of the craft said to do?

Would it work to get a lot of debris in multiple different low Mun orbits and see if you can see any from the menu?

Unless you use very large rockets, an ASAS will keep you going where you want to go (unless you aren\'t using thrust vectoring thrusters) most of the time. Also, going straight up is good for the first 11km or so, but after that it\'s more efficient to just turn a bit at a time.

The forummembers could suggest some more things if we can see the rocket designs you have tried. However, can you already get any rockets into orbit?

Although that\'s simple, it\'s not as furl efficient as it could be. It\'s better to tilt your spacecraft once you leave the lower atmosphere if you are more limited in fuel.

I\'d pick a landing place with a first craft in crater or somewhere flat. To land other craft, get a circular orbit that passes over you target area with them. Decelerate so that you will land in the general area, then adjust as you get lower. Bring a large fuel tank and a weak engine.