Vanamonde

You've put an awful lot of work into this, and it is turning out nicely.

Moved to the subforum for player-made vids.

This sharing of a craft has been moved to the craft sharing subforum.

Modding question moved to the modding subforum.

I do not see Gaarst's avatar, and I have noticed several others recently. @ManeTI, could you look into this?

The Concorde is not the topic of this thread, guys. No need to argue about it.

Got it.

Locked by OP's request.

Well, looks like this thread has run its course. Time to lock it up.

Please keep posts in English, outside of the international subforums.

This question about how to play the game has been moved to Gameplay Questions.

Hit ctrl-X to cancel any trim you may have inadvertently set, and make sure your joystick is centered. Those are the two most common causes on this sort of thing in flight. If it's happening while on the ground, the weight of the craft may be causing it to sag and flex to the point that the gear is no longer vertical to the ground.

Due to popular demand (actually, one person), I have updated my old concept of a trainer which delivers two orbiters to space so that players can practice docking without having to fly a rendezvous first. The Mark 131 is a single stage to orbit launch vehicle which delivers two orbiters to a 80-90km orbit. Once in orbit, open the cargo bay and undock the orbiters and practice docking them to each other or to the mothership. The mothership is equipped with lights to assist in dark conditions. The two orbiters will return their pilots to Kerbin for recovery, but the mothership is not made to return. NOTES: Be sure to put pilots in the capsules before launch. Also, docking and undocking the orbiters scrambles their staging sequence, so be sure to reset it before staging. Craft file from Kerbal X: https://kerbalx.com/Vanamonde/M131-Docking-Trainer

Modding question moved to the modding subforum.

This exchange of spacecraft (for such it will turn out to be) has been moved to Spacecraft Exchange.

Thread moved to Kerbal Network, since it's not about the game itself.

Modding question moved to the modding subforum.

Does clawing something count as docking for the purposes of a contract? You may have a problem there whether the claw works or not.

The mediafire link from the original post has been removed, since our forum has had some trouble with that service.

Please be patient about mod updates.

Sorry, no. The fuel lines can only be placed during ship construction in the assembly buildings.

Thread moved to the modding subsection, because it's about modding.

Although about the game, there is enough math in this discussion to warrant placement in the Science subforum. And so, moved.

Game-type thread moved to the game-type subforum. Carry on.

You will need to connect the rescue ship to the first ship with docking rings or the claw part in order to transfer fuel. If you do not have a claw on the rescue ship or docking rings on both ships, there is no way in the stock game to transfer fuel. However, you could have the kerbals take the science from the first ship and transfer it to the rescue ship, and then bring the pilot of the first ship back. Of course, you'd need an empty seat on the rescue ship to do that. As for bringing the ships together, that depends on the orbit, and I'm afraid I don't know what you mean by "semi-polar horizontal." How about a screenshot of the situation?