Captain_Party

Loving it so far!

Thanks all so much. Finally got it non-wobbly. The rocket ypu built for me is great, just "subassemblied" it. I find putting final path angle as 10 degrees on top of everything else gives you a a nice, flat orbital trajectory, with MJ about 5 minutes ago I did it and it cost me 7 and a half km of delta-v, so its pretty effective. EDIT: Just a heads up, the decouplers frpm the rocket are from AIES, lucky I had it installed

It's the fuel tanks from the stretchy SRB pack. When I use KW Rocketry fuel tanks, it's as straight as an arrow, however with ST, like a wobbly rocket. On steroids. I love my ST's can anyone help? EDIT: Is there anyway I can launch with MJ?

Yep, I've been doing that, it's still doing it...

I think my KSP is broken, I have installed this mod, along with FAR, MFT, ST and PF. I also have Crew Manifest, Kerbal Alarm Clock, Docking Alignment and Mechjeb + Module Manager and KJR. My rockets flip around and stuff in atmosphere while trying to get into orbit, and yet they are structurally and sound (fairings and such) I only need 3km of delta-v to get into orbit. Mechjeb just stops at 300km up, to coast to apoapsis.. Any form of control, reaction wheels, control surfaces, fins, seems to make my rockets flip out more... I really want to enjoy this... Please help! For now, I will make a fresh install, download all the realistic mods and see if that works...

Finally. Getting into orbit will have difficulty

My launch clamps aren't connected to the pad when I lift off... :/ help?

Where is the download link? I really want to play with these bad boys!!!

Where are the missions?

ITS BACK!!! But But seriously. Great to see this back up and running.

Editing the persistence file might help, find the vessel, and change it from 'SplashedDown' to 'Orbiting'

Love this. Oh my lord I do. I have 4 KiG-19's stashed at the island runway

iDan, calm down.

*mystery*

8/10 Hello again...

How did you launch something from KSC 2? EDIT: D'oh.

Why is it always syncing with Jeb?

I'm on whaaws server now. Brilliant!

THIS. Argh. I'm really OCD, so I have trouble naming my reusable tugs. Normally I do: CTV-Sparrowhawk (Crew Transfer Vehicle) ITV-Greekgod (interplanetary transfer vehicle) Then just a ne on its own for space stations eg. SS-1 Churchill

Good-bye social life. Oh wait...

So are ypu you actually terraforming Duna? Or is it just roleplay? (Thought this might be publicity for an amazing new mod)

I have to stop this guys, I'm really sorry, but I have GCSE's coming up and I'll only be able to upload maybe once every 2-3 weeks. On top of that, Imgur has just deleted all the screenshots (100) that I was about to upload, (Don't ask how) so I need to do 7 missions all over again. So... Yeah.

A lot of changes going on guys, wouldn't say I'm starting again, but I'm getting rid of near future propulsion and KW, just destroys my frame rate. It'll be NovaPunch, KAS and Kethane from now on. Also been designing some launchers that'll be doing my lifting. I have big plans, and I'm thinking of planning it out like a real space program, with 10 days between a launch, as to not pollute too much. So... Watch this space!

Mission: Robin I Mission Outline: Achieve 50 degree LKO Open solar panels and comms antennae Transmit Kan Allen Belt data back to KSC ​ In order to establish a permanent station in LKO, we need to study the strength of radiation in LKO. To study this, we need to send a radiation detector, Robin I, into LKO. This will also be the final launch atop a Diana I booster, as it's being phased out by the new, improved, Diana IIA. The Robin I atop it's Diana I booster. Liftoff! The twin nozzles of the first stage motor give it very good TWR. A look at Robin I, the payload, with the radiation detector mounted on top. First stage dropped, the probe carries on it's journey into LKO. The last few drops of fuel in the second stage... Second stage dropped and fairings decoupled. Detecting equipment and solar panels unfolded. Orbit circularised under Robin I's own power. Orbit is finalised. 85km orbit with 50-degree incline. MISSION SUCCESS! [NOTE: Todays instalment isn't much as I had a megaton of homework and suchlike to-do, but hopefully I'll typing missions up a lot more, as I have term this week]

I can see these being great for landers to take off, rendezvous with your station or mothership, then land and dock.