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You aught to start including a link to that post with your mods list, your station's parts are in high demand. Also, lag is why I tend to only make medium or specialist stations now. Or ground bases. It's a little easier to keep sections out of loading distance from each other.

Just a thought, maybe hydrobraking could be a thing, if there's an ocean, but minimal to no atmosphere. Would be a small bit safer than lithobraking, if done with extreme care. Anyone remember the thread where we discussed ring braking? Anyone?

Not more vids! Please just release it! I want to see it myself! .... I'm good now.

Awesome! Perhaps it's a special thing they do after a certain time of no activity. Maybe they were wondering where you were? "What's the boss doing? We've been wandering here doing nothing -I mean, looking busy, for minutes now, and nothing's happened. " "Perhaps they abandoned us" "Can't we all take a tea brake? No one will know!" "No, we are not allowed to leave until it's launch time, or the shift ends. Who else could document this stuff for the craft files?" "Hey Jim, what you doin' Friday night?" "Oh quick, the boss's back, look busy every one!"

Attempted to use modified KAS Cables and grappling hooks for lithobraking. Didn't work, even with 2000 impact tolerance, they didn't stay on. But maybe I need to modify the connector part as well.. Edit: Nope. But the landing was .... adequate.

As I'm basing it on a later Apollo flight, to submit it in the Apollo style challenge, mine is under way. Almost completed the second EVA session. ...If I can get this buggy down the hill without flipping.. Here is a little preview: The plan is for landing screenies here, plus an album to show the rest. It should be interesting to see all the ways people have done it.

Not what you want to be seeing out of your capsule window. But that guy doesn't seem to mind.

I hope so. I, like others, want to go find it.

P.S. This should be in How To.

Nothing to see here, move along..

And I don't imagine they get many sales. I just ignore all the ridiculous content, as it's normally awfully written I haz pic! Not off topic.

I have wondered if this happens to the game developers themselves...

Rareden, that's got to be your best one yet! (except perhaps he needs upper eyelid shadows.) Awesome job.

If I didn't have one already, that would be sig worthy! Someone sig it! As part of my Apollo re-creation: My Mun Buggy. A.K.A, the ironing board.

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome! I've got to visit London someday. Station Tips: Use the largest Docking port for stations, turn of ASAS to reduce wobble, and perhaps, you could consider adding a mod like the docking strut to reinforce sections. Also, if you make them to big and lag your system, it may become more usable. And then, you will make awesome things!

Well done! I landed on Duna ok first time, (extensive parachute testing had been done on Kerbin) but only completed the recovery mission a while back. And seeing Kerbin again is a beautiful thing.

For me, two things. One are the kerbals themselves, taking them on adventures, and watching their little smiley (or screaming) faces as they go. It provokes the imagination. Second, is the shear versatility. One day I'm flying an elaborate probe mission to Jool, next, tweaking a space shuttle, and learning to glide to a landing. Next, playing around with boats and cranes. All in the one game. Plus, it's your own goals, and own achievement. Nothing arbitrary here.

I tend to anyway, to lower part count, but all you need to do is right click on a command pod or probe core, and choose "rename vessel".

541: Buy a supercomputer for mulitplayer, so we can all land on the Mun for the anniversary this week end. Seriously think of the carnage and overcrowding, it would be awesome.

Good enough for me

That's their plan!

Old timers, does this happen every year? Just wondering. If so it's like space Christmas.

....Do it win?

In other things, "Ker" has been used for "our" Ker-bin= our home Ker-man= our man