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Huzzah! Thanks for that.

It's still downloading HL_SQUID_1_3_1.zip, even though the description in Spaceport says 1.3.2. I tried it with a browser that had never been to Spaceport so it's probably not because of this end.

You could just use the right size of decoupler and a size adapter underneath it.

I think it's fantastic that Squad has given us the option. Regardless of what you think about using steam personally, this is a good thing for the game. More buyers, more money, more developers, more stuff.

My all-time most played games are probably on the C64, but over the last six months it's World of Tanks closely followed by KSP.

That AIM-9X missile has thrust vectoring for steering, too. You can see the ports just behind the front fins.

No, they are all there, I'm just an idiot. Nosecones live in aerodynamics, not structural!

Some of the KW parts aren't showing up for me, including the nosecones - anyone else finding this?

This could be because the PluginData folder has moved.

FPS depends on how many parts you have on your ship. Try a 1000 part behemoth and see how well it does.

Might want to reword that. Oh yeah, that'll be me for sure.

That's absolutely hilarious. Try putting a weighted keel on it, that's how real sailboats stay up.

Just what you want to hear about your nuclear reactor. Very kerbal, though - given the rest of the game I think you should probably call this a feature.

That's fine, I've been tinkering with a similar thing in Python, so it's more for the ideas than a perfectly working solution.

This forum would be seized as evidence in the forthcoming Kuremberg trials.

Ooo, can I have the script?

You're right NeoMorph, it does need to be solved by technical means. I would have been more accurate to quote the OP rather than your reply

Unfortunately it's responses like that these people are trying to provoke, so you may have just sentenced them to another episode of impostors. The GIFT keeps on giving. (them, not you)

Try deactivating the quantum struts until it's all connected, then turn them on one side at a time.

Put another command pot at the back so it's perfectly symmetric? Then you can use it as a passenger shuttle too.

There's a strong correlation between arrogance and bad communities. I agree with your general conclusion but in a game like this there's likely a minority of arrogant types that throw around words like "noob". Fortunately in this particular game there's people like Scott Manley and others who are way better at the game than the arrogant ones, and even a tiny bit of self awareness is enough to knock the arrogance out of them.

That sort of comment doesn't help.

You could try quantum struts, but I suspect that adding rigidity to something that's loading slightly crooked would result in fireworks.

Using SRBs in space isn't a good idea, they've got miserable Isp.

Too much speculation and downright conspiracy theorising. The thread ended up getting closed because of a downright falsehood, and the person who posted it should be first in line to apologise for disgraceful conduct.