Vanamonde

Some people are having trouble with parachutes. Some people aren't. The ones who are not, please stop telling the ones who are that they aren't. Since we've asked this once already, that argument has now been removed from this thread. If it persists we will have to start issuing warnings.

Moved to the KSP1 subs and good luck with your issue.

Stick to the subject, please.

24 years? How time flies.

Please avoid criticizing each other's opinions. We don't need to be opponents about this sort of thing.

Please disagree without being insulting about it. Some comments removed.

Any guests yet?

These things happen.

It did! It did!

I only have bad advice on spaceplanes, so I have moved your thread to the Questions sub where someone else might be more helpful.

We're nicer anyway.

I'm sorry but we've had to remove the log file from your post. They are too large to be shared here. Please upload it to a file sharing service and use the link they provide here. And welcome to the forum.

Hit an airberg.

Is it? Or is it memerbag? This is confusing.

This is why I should not moderate when I'm tired from a lousy day at work. Sorry for the confusion. Name changed.

Sorry, guy/gal. You've already used your name change.

Mkay.

Hmm. I'm not at my PC but it should be somewhere in the settings menus?

You can't pick them up? Maybe with good aim and bombing?

You just need something with heaps of dV. Use NERVA engines for greatest fuel efficiency on such a long haul.

I do not use mods but I have moved your post where the people who do hang around and might be able to give you advice. Good luck.

My main advice is to start smaller and work up. One thing that will help specifically with that craft, though, is to move the rear wheels closer to the center of mass. Right now the length of the plane is acting as a lever to hold the plane down, whereas moving the wheels will make a better pivot point.

Stop looking at the secret reports!

Hmm. That's close enough for docking. Sounds like a bug?

Hey, that was pretty good.