RocketPilot573

And I just realized that the first post is from days ago... Interesting.

One ticket please! *throws money* CHOO CHOO

Every. Time. Congrats HarvesteR! Well deserved... obviously.

Sounds cool! I think a Scott Manley style narration pre-launch is ok.

Really? May be an overheat, you gave no mention of a GPU so I assume you are using Intel Integrated Graphics, which could possibly have to do with the issue of your CPU overheating, as others have already said. Also, how old is your PC? Recently my PSU (Power Supply) kinda got worn out, and I had very similar symptoms (Shut Down and/or sound buzz).

Can you elaborate on this PC crash? Does it Blue screen, just shut-off, or what? I doubt KSP can even do this during normal operation (Like not flying 6000 parts), so I would imagine this is more of a issue with your computer...

Eve return vehicle? Will Desdin finally be getting off the planet?

That's the 10,000th reply....

Also not sure a 3.2 i7 exists, if your going for an i7 then might as well have 3.6 GHz.

About 60 Active vessels, however that save is now retired to be replaced in .90. CPU: i5-2300 2.8 GHz RAM: 6 GB GPU: GTX 750 Ti OS: Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (64-Bit) KSP: 32-Bit Err....

Happy 1,000 Pages "Show off your awesome KSP pictures!"

Also it does not even effect aerodynamics what-so-ever, not even with FAR or NEAR last I checked (Pretty sure in those mods only cargobays and shrouds "shield" parts). Which gives zero benefits to part clipping (except aesthetics).

Here is a montage of most the shuttles I have made. Some may or may not have seen space.

After watching Scott Manley's latest vid I started working on this thing:

Gatecrasher... Couldn't quite make it off Duna.

Actually, quickloading can make it worse, the only way I've found to stop it is to reboot the game.

No offense, but I kinda facepalmed when I saw people thinking clouds where being added, the cloud mods are used so often that I did not even notice them in those pictures.

Cool! Giant Spinning wheels in space are always an interesting thing. Though, I'm pretty sure it's called "Artificial Gravity," not "Anti Gravity."

I made a thing...

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This idea is going nowhere fast...

He spoke of "UI" so this is probably readouts for the dimensions of a craft, or maybe the dimensions of the next SPH/VAB upgrade.

Now THIS should be interesting. I hope they will have an aircraft around or a boat that can take HD video of the descent.