ZoroastroBR

Thank you for all the answers, you guys are awesome!

Got it, one last question. I read somewhere that the struts were blocking the force of decouplers, is that true?

Will do, just one question, what are braces?

Thankyou. I used the suggested fix and it works now. Still a bit bugged, but I don't have to spend 3 hours just to launch a rocket.

Hello, not sure if there is a post or a tutorial about this (if so point me to it please). I have been using radial decouplers and almost every time when i use it the parts collide after. For example, with the Rockomax BACC Solid Fuel Booster. I have tried to use the Hydraulic Detachment Manifold (450 ejection force) and the TT-70 Radial Decoupler (one that creates a space between the parts) and it just doesn't work, flying strait up and after separation the rocket starts to turn and slams itself against the ship (also tried to add a bunch of Sepratron I and it didn't really work). Also, when I use it to decouple Rockomax Jumbo-64 Fuel Tank, same thing happens. I would really like some help on how to use those things properly. PS: A while back, before the game had science and missions, decouplers seemed to work fine, the parts would just fall strait down, that doesn't happen anymore! PSS: Thx for all the help!

Thank you sal_vager! I shall try this. Two questions: 1. The fuel from the outer 2 tanks would fill the center tank, right? So that when they get empty the main fuel line still has 100%? 2. Don't I need Cones at the other end of the fuel tanks, to make them more aerodynamic? PS: Before I bought the game I saw in the Demo that there were Nuclear Engines, but they aren't in-game... So how am I supposed to fly to other planets? PSS: For some reason I only have, like 4 tutorial missions, is that correct? Thanks for all the help!

Hello, I just bought the game, and before I go on building my own Rockets I would like to use the ones that "come with the game". I am trying to put the Orbital 1A into orbit, but I just cant! Any tips on how to make that fit into a rocket? Thanks.