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Moving this to Gameplay Questions The important things to pay attention to (after available delta-v, of course) are launch windows and phase angles. As a general rule of thumb, for the most efficient transfers, you want to plot the burn so that your outgoing flight's path is roughly parallel or tangential to Kerbin's own orbit. While this tutorial is a bit older, the basics should still be perfectly valid for the current version of the game as well.

Sounds like it's similar to an issue we have a fix for here. Do you remember if any of your kerbonauts died on the mission immediately preceding the incident, or if you fired one while you were in the Astronaut Complex?

Since you're being so nosy, maybe we can volunteer you to give an answer (I kid, I kid... though, seriously, if you know how to help, feel free to contribute.) @Mundiver: Welcome to the forums! Hope you get your issues sorted out, and that you'll continue enjoying the game.

Looks like this is an add-on request, so I'll drop it in the appropriate subforum and see if it gets any interest

Moving this over to the Kerbal Network subforum

Welcome to the forums! Glad to hear you've been enjoying the game

Welcome to the forums! Glad to have you aboard

Impressive work. Looks like this one might make a handy addition to the Drawing Board (Also, moving this to the Tutorials subforum. Carry on.)

Welcome to the forums! Glad to hear that you've been enjoying the game. I'll keep my eyes peeled for that mission report.

Just dropping a note in here to let y'all know we've moved this into Suggestions and Development Discussion, since it looks like OP is making a suggestion to alter an existing mechanic. Carry on

Welcome to the forums! I hear you as far as mods are concerned. Back before I finally settled on a few favorites, I was constantly ditching saves or missions because I found a nifty new mod I wanted to try out that would change too many of the basic rules to make continuing with the current save really viable. Sometimes it's like eating popcorn; it's hard to stop at just one I think Pecan has pretty well answered your original question. Rival space agencies are an oft-requested feature, but as of yet, it's just you, plus a few corporations you can take contracts from. There's no rivals to compete against; the only limiting factors are tech, funds, and your own self-imposed mission goals. If you have any further questions about the game, feel free to ask; we won't bite, and quite a few of our users are more than happy to help out new players. You may also want to take a look at some of the tutorials that I've listed in the Drawing Board, which is conveniently available through the link in my signature. Hope this helps, and happy launching!

Dropping this in Add-On Affairs, since it relates to manipulating game code and / or files. Carry on

Your best course of action is to upload the screenshots to an image-hosting site like Imgur, then use the [ IMG ] tags to link to them here. There should be an option to copy-paste the BBCode script when you're viewing the picture, to help minimize the tag-finagling.

Very impressive work! A have a slight weakness for craft replicas, especially when people manage to make them work well under the constraints of stock parts.

Welcome to the forums! Before we go any further, mind uploading a few screenshots and / or .craft files of some of your previous attempts? It might be possible that you're on the right track already and just need a few fixes in order to get it functional.

While the craft in it are indeed impressive, this sort of thing actually belongs in the Spacecraft Exchange. That said, carry on. I'm enjoying the creativity at work here

Indeed, IIRC asteroid sizes top out somewhere around 30 meters in diameter. That's only slightly larger than the Chelyabinsk fireball, so there probably wouldn't be any serious long-term effects.

Sounds like Abyssal Lurker's channel might be right up your alley.

While we're on the subject, you can check this handy tutorial if you want more in-depth information on what each conic patching mode draws in reference to. It's an older one, but the information in there should still be valid.

Looks like this one is a better fit for Gameplay Questions. Moving

Moving this to Gameplay Questions and Tutorials, though it looks like it's already been answered pretty thoroughly

Looks like this one fits better in Suggestions and Development Discussion. Carry on

Just dropping by to leave a small note that we've moved this to Suggestions and Development Discussion. Carry on

Dropping this in the Kerbal Network Unfortunately I don't believe such a system exists. Your best bet is probably to subscribe to any threads that you frequently visit and participate in.

Nicely done!