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Does that work? It looks like the rocket would tip over as it drives off the launchpad.

Hehe, I use that same station myself a lot. But if it's not that, it's a collection of music ranging from Kohachiro Miyata to Iron Maiden...

Finally got time to try this out! Been waiting for ages, thanks for making this, the thought of new wheels never crossed my mind!

Haha, they're stealing your laptop piece-by-piece! I hate ants... Where I live, not even knotting up a bag and hanging up will keep hundreds of ants getting at my food... They're constantly in the cupboards trying to find a way at my trail mix, lol.

Wow... That's great, it'd be nice to see it in action.

"Without lag" ... Err, maybe for you.

Just had a read of the change log, awesome!

Hehe, I'm the 1200th downloader on KSP.net!

Damn, I've only managed Duna as of yet. Don't get much time, and my rocket is very unpredictable.

Oh cool! I just managed to get into the forum. I've been jumping up and down, and all around but still there is no .17 to be found... I'll just have to wait until everyone else downloads it.

That's a bit of a tall order...

This looks great! So it has some sort of use other than looking cool?

Personally, I like to use vanilla, it just makes me feel like everything is how it should be if you get what I mean...

The date doesn't matter for the video, you have shown your respect and consideration, and that's great. Good job on the sound for the video.

Thank you, I'll keep that in mind.

Wow, thanks guys, and thanks KSP. Never did I think I would be reading up on all of this. It's amazing how much people can try and learn and teach themselves willingly, all to be able to succeed in a video game, it's great.

Ah, right, I remember that one. I have been reading on Wikipedia about the Bi-elliptic transfer, which took me to semi-major axis, then to about five other articles Now I'm confused. I'll leave it 'till tomorrow...

Alright, thanks! I didn't think I was going to get a great poem along with some very helpful answers!

So I've been reading all around the forum, and trying to absorb as much information as I can to help me design a suitable mission for another planet or moon. There has been so much talk and how-to threads, I feel a little confused and overloaded with different strategies, and why munar slingshots are not that good but are for this... Or why Hohmann transfers aren't always the most fuel efficient... Or the Oberth effect... Everything... I would really love for someone to explain all of this, so that I can choose the most suitable method, and design the best rocket for the mission, as well as doing some of the maths myself. So basically, I'd like some help understanding all of the different things to know about deep space travel, just to clear things up, and eliminate my confusion. Does anyone have any links to a thread existing already, that has all this information? I hope I wasn't too vague... Thanks in advance.

Yeah, a lot of things are looking better now. I'm just worried, will this be able to run anymore on my laptop? Sorry, I'm sure there's a discussion about this somewhere within these 160 pages, but I don't know where to start looking

Then install it. You can. Just go to the website where you downloaded it last time and if your laptop can run KSP, then you should be able to install it the same way you did on your computer.

I would think it just immediately changes to 3rd person view and from there you can then press Esc and what not. Someone also said they can make a heavy lifter from forty parts? How do you go about designing that? Because I really need something lighter right now...

I'm trying to make an interplanetary rocket. It will either mug my computer, or the rocket explodes, implodes, crushes it's self and pulls apart it's self until not a single part remains...