ky0breck

Really? I just got it to work, with colliding meshes with in seconds. Just crashed into the side of Olympus Mons

Oh my god....Thank you so much...Can I marry you?

Although one thing I never managed to do in Orbiter was rendezvous, so maybe I should give it another go now that it's become second nature in KSP.I learned so much more in KSP. Orbiter always intimidated me, still very fun though

The one thing Orbiter is lacking in is that all the terrain is just a flat 2d landscape, and that's the one thing that urks me about it, at the same time though you can't blame it for it. generating terrain, would probably be probably be pretty laggy, and bumb mapping would take ages, although I'd like to see it done. Another thing is it's a lot less user friendly. You can set up a manuever node and see if you'll get an intercept. Plus sometimes the MFD's can take a bit of effort to learn. And one final negative, is it's lack of collision. The community barely stay's alive from what I see :/. I've often thought about contacting the developer to see if he plans to do anything with it in the future to improve the simulator. In the end though the challenge and satisfaction orbiter bring is excellent and if your willing to look past it's ugliness (though the planets look excellent in space) you'll enjoy it immensly P.S Sorry for any poor grammar in this post. Feel free to correct me.

And I've found that it's not as complicated as I once found it to be. I played it before ksp and it was so hard just learning to get into orbit, but now that I've played ksp I can go anywhere in the solar system. I just had a (almost) succesful mission to Phobos, and I feel immensly proud. Next stop, Mercury!

New landing legs, and ALL the KSX parts :3

So I gues this is a part suggestion but I was just curious, waht would your thoughts be on it? The way I imagine them working is when you are opposite the sunlight is coming at you the chutes will open and slow you down in a non atmospher, so you can slow down on the mun and not have to use fuel to land, plus it'd be useful for getting into orbit. Just a thought EDIT:Sorry for any bad grammar I typed this in a hurry, with out paying to much mind to grammar (such as in the title, atmosphere*)|