Dudeman1420

So did what the first person responded with and got this result, which tells me i was way off in my idea's lol.And want to thank everyone for the responses.I think this way is pretty efficient ,so far, and will continue to tinker/adjust it, and keep this thread informed .So please feel free to still comment .Its all a huge learning experience for not only me but alot of others to!

Hello fellow kerbinauts! So I'm in search of a decent/fast/efficient way to map for kethane. I have my probe set up at most places I want to mine,with a large kethane detector.I turn it on and start to probe but only get pretty straight lines. i try pointing my scanner in different places,but i'm not sure if it is doing anything effective or im just wasting rcs and time.Should i be moving my inclination around?And if so whats a good "cycle"? Or is that a waste of fuel/rcs and time?Any other pointers would be kickass too.I just want to learn and get better! thanks for the help ~the dude abides! Or if i missed a tutorial that explains this,could i get a link to or pointed in that direction? thanks again!

Thanks! And I can't wait for new resources! Along with the other great things to come !

Any news on an update?

This is my kethane base orbiting MuN, http://i.imgur.com/hk2nJCF.jpg http://i.imgur.com/n2nuJ3Oh.jpg It took 10+ flights to get everything together,but i made it so i could always add more tiers if i wanted or it needed it.

My kethane mobile miner landed on minmus preparing to refuel! You can see Kerbin,Mun and a Kethane space probe in the distance.

Thanks!, It's capable of going anywhere(assuming it lands where it can mine more kethane)>it was really fun creating,i cannot wait for more resources to be added!

hello, I have been a lurker for the most part and felt it was time to start posting.Here are some of my current projects/adventures http://imgur.com/a/gOs4b FOR SCIENCE of course. Hope to meet lots of other kerb's, learn a bunch and progress in this awesome game as it progress's.