Jagun

Sorry for being gone so long. I've been focusing on school and kinda forgot about this. Again, apologies.

Just a quick little thing: If you recently sent in a log for approval, don't resubmit it unless it's been about a week or more since you first sent it. I assure you we get the first copy and if it's not in the log file within the first few days we either haven't approved it yet or it's been removed for various reasons.

All the talk of probe experiments is making me want to try doing this. So I'm trying. No promises that anything will come out though.

You just go to the doc and press File > Download.

Getting off the launch pad.

You're technically able to build your own laptop. I saw someone made a laptop inside a tiny crate, so it' something. It's just finding a laptop case and monitor to attach to it which is the problem.

Physics Warp is a double edged sword. You never know when it's gonna come flying back at your face.

i5 3570K overclocked to 4.4 GHz, 16 gigs of ram, GTX 670 with a GTX 650 for a PhysX card (so in total 4 gigs of VRam since for whatever reason the 650's seems to be used alongside the 670's) and an h100i dual fan water cooler.

Objective The objective of this challenge is to make a cannon that can send a Kerbal out of the atmosphere and successfully make an orbit that is as high as possible with the Kerbal. You are allowed to use any parts you like. Mods are allowed. The Rules There's only the two, so it should be pretty simple to follow them. Debug menu use is allowed but limited. You are only allowed to turn off crash damage, clipping parts, joint breaking and turn on infinite fuel. Should you use it for any other reason, you will be disqualified. Evidence must be given. Whether it be images or video, there has to be evidence that you actually completed the challenge. (I suggest orbital map pictures.) Leaderboard 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.