Vanamonde

Like this?

The name of the reporting party is included in the report, and no, we look and see what the state of the thread is before making a decision.

Sigh. Can we please not do the user information thing yet again? Red shell is out and they're putting back the button to opt out of sending system info to Squad.

Yes.

Overlapping threads have been merged.

I have not seen this happen but it sounds like a support issue, and so, moved to support.

This exchange of craft has been moved to the craft exchange subforum.

Modding question moved to the modding subforum.

Au contraire, Dman979. There have been a series of small updates in recent weeks.

You can't change your own, but you can ask us to change it here. Choose wisely, though, since each person gets only one name change. And welcome to the forum.

Adding to what sumghai said, if you think someone has crossed that line, do not hit that person with verbal abuse. Just hit the report button and let the moderators deal with it. Whether you feel it's deserved or not, nastiness like that makes the forum a less pleasant place for everyone to visit. We've removed some posts from this thread.

Thread moved to Kerbal Network since it's about the forum rather than the game. And looking forward to seeing your craft.

Everybody keep giving me points until we find out.

Thanks for being helpful.

Some slightly grumpy replies here, guys. It doesn't matter why someone wants to know something. The important thing is that we can share things we do know with others who want to know them.

Yes, that's why.

A few.

188,869 Look at the lower left of the main forum page.

Yes, I'm afraid it is indeed illegal to trade copies of the game's versions. Sorry.

This does seem to be a support issue. And so, moved to support.

Yes, that sounds like aerodynamics, flexing, and that sort of thing rather than a control problem. Pics of the craft in question might help diagnose the problem.

It depends on the size of the object. After a certain point, the pressure from the matter above would crush any substance into a solid mass, or one of those weird forms of matter, or even make it start fusing, in which case you no longer have a planet and instead have created a star.

To get an intuitive understanding of why this can't work, fire up KSP and try to put a satellite there.

Since this is more of a how-to question, the thread has been moved to Support.

No hurry. He's as happy there as anywhere else. Welcome to the forum.