CanuckOverlord

1. Set max debris to 0 2. Load 3. Exit 4. Set debris back to 50 or whatever 5. No mo\' debris.

Your Kerbin has rings.

This problem can be tackled in a sensible way, or a kerbal way. I, for one, would attach more SRBs until it flies.

566. You leave half the rocket on the pad taking off. 567. Your three fuel tank stacks decide to go three different directions, whilst remaining coupled at the top

Might as well make my introduction flashy. I just finished my first Mun landing with my Gentoo IV rocket. It crashed immediately after taking the screeny. [edit - the game, not the rocket] :/ You can see the rocket itself here. I think it may have been slight overkill, but I ended up needing the extra delta-V to correct noob screwups (like burning the wrong direction for munar insertion)

Hello, and welcome to Ganoo Industries! Here at Ganoo, we are committed to customer satisfaction and, to a greater or lesser extent, crew safety.* We have a 24-hour customer support service staffed by the most competent automated systems we could get for the price. *Safety not guaranteed. Landers have small tendency to explode into fireball on landing. Boosters have a knack for flying off and destroying the ship. Warranty void if engines fired. Now, onwards and quite possibly upwards to the product line. The Ganoo Industrial Complex has began churning out a specific model in particular, however more are sure to follow. The flagship, and currently sole ship of the Ganoo lineup is the Gentoo IV rocket. Gentoo I was a prototype, Gentoo II kept exploding on the pad and Gentoo III was basically the Gentoo IV sans boosters. 1. Lander and return capsule. 2. Orbiter and control capsule. The Gentoo IV is perfect for space station construction, Munar exploration, Minimian exploration, or just plain moving large things very quickly. It *should* have sufficient Delta-V to do just about anything. //I\'m a terrible pilot and haven\'t actually gotten to the Mun, but I\'m sure this could do it with room to spare [edit - we moon now]