havoc1482

I\'ve been launching every rocket I make into orbit (if it gets that far) I want to fill up the sky with debris/orbiters. I think it would be funny to see Kerbin surrounded by a sea of space trash. Its a simple challenge, just put orbiters up and later on post what you have done. I think this can be done with only stock parts, agree?

Is it possible to be able to increase the draw distance for anyone that has a computer that can handle it? It would be cool to look up and see the little dot moving in space.

Most likely an outdated computer issue. How old is it? Might as well invest in a new one if its too old.

But how does Mun render at such a large distance?

What you are seeing is called artifacting. Your GPU, Graphics Processing Unit, can\'t handle the load of the game visuals/physics. No offense to you, or to anyone else, but you shouldn\'t be playing video games on a Mac, they just aren\'t made for them. Try turning your graphics settings down all the way, and if they already are, then you might want to invest in a PC (If you are that interested in still playing the game, that is, I\'m not pushing you to buy a PC)

I don\'t even shoot for realism. I shoot for fun. I love making rockets that are absolutely ludicrous in design and sometimes just explode. An example of how much I just love to screw around is I wish there was a addon that turned the crew capsule into a nuclear warhead and I would totally try to build crazy ICBM\'s and attack 'targets' on Kerbin or other planets haha. Back on topic though, like previously stated, you can\'t cheat in a single player game. If the individual wants to make it easy and that particular finds that level of difficulty fun, then by all means, let him/her do what they desire.

Set small goals. My first goal was getting to space. Now my goal is simple to smash my rocket into the surface, because I haven\'t grasped the concept of how to use the landing legs haha