[The user below me...]

I do not

The user below me is secretly a spider

[LETS COUNT! (Lets see if we can reach 100,000 Posts!)]

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[KSP Making History]

that's cool and all, but why even buy the dlc if you can just do essentially the same thing with mods

[What parts does the community want?]

Just now, SpaceMouse said:

SXT made one a while back, I'm unsure if it runs in he current version of KSP though.

It's modeled after the He 111 which looks similar but much different

So far nobody has modeled a true B-29 or B-25 cockpit yet

[What parts does the community want?]

A B-29 or B-25 style cockpit for, uh, normal passenger flights

[Roscosmos flag]

This was because KasperVld wasn't able to contact Roscosmos to put their flag in the game with their permission, which he was able to do with NASA and ESA. It has nothing to do with anything political.

[What's wrong with this picture?]

hmm...you're playing stock KSP without ven's and without a different skybox? or is it something else?

[What?!]

the COM for jet engines is offset to because there's also a (hidden) turbine in front of the nozzles which weighs quite a bit, which also in effect helps with making planes.

[Rockets tip over while i initiate gravity turn]

how are you doing your gravity turn? if you're going to 10km or so and turning 45 degrees, then there's pretty much nothing you can do to stop it from flipping over. you have to do a real gravity turn in order to not flip over. wait until you get up to about 100 m/s or so, then just barely pitch your rocket towards the horizon in the heading you want to go (5 or so degrees should be enough). then maintain prograde as closely as possible and keep slowly pitching down (but make sure to not stray too much off the prograde vector or you'll make your ascent less efficient and you'll risk flipping over) so you're at about 50-40 degrees or so above the horizon at ~10km and you should be only a few degrees over the horizon by the time your apoapsis gets to your target altitude.

[[EMERGENCY] I just deleted a butt load of ships because I changed up my mods list]

how'd you delete your saves and ships by just changing up your mods? they're in completely different folders, it shouldn't be even possible. did you take out a mod and got a "Ship Invalid" message on load?

["Debunker" says Falcon 9 does not go into space.]

Who cares. Don't give them attention, you're just giving them what they want and increasing their view counter.

[What Real Fuels would you Expect the Stock Engines run on?]

They all run on gasoline + rocket fuel, except maybe the 48-77 runs on diesel

[The Russians Play KSP in Real Life!]

oh yes, a rocket and satellite whose engineers painstakingly worked on and prayed for success failed catastrophically and exploded, and it's just so fantastically kerbal, and the joke is just so totally original, fresh, and funny

[A post from FaceBook (funny)]

Jokes are supposed to be funny.

And I'm not even going to bother to waste my energy to quote your post.

[A post from FaceBook (funny)]

1 hour ago, Robotengineer said:

Sintering. 

Do you know what a joke is or are you incapable of understanding it?

[Music while playing KSP]

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[Stock Fuel Switch]

Reposting this from the previous page for visibility

On 3/29/2016 at 5:18 PM, PocketBrotector said:

If you want to use StockFuelSwitch, it's just this config plus the dependencies (InterstellarFuelSwitch and ModuleManager):

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// Code by Badsector, Nertea and veryinky
// LF tanks added by Bigglesworth, 24th July 2015
// Keep resource nodes, fix LF changed by SpaceNomad, 23rd August 2015
// moved to InterstellarFS, refactored, cleaned log warnings and made to work with tanks that aren't full by default by TRauMa, 29th August 2015 

// we could add :NEEDS[InterstellarFuelSwitch], but as we only touch the InterstellarFuelSwitch node, it's not really necessary  

// -----------------------
// LFOX tanks
// -----------------------
@PART[*]:HAS[@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],@RESOURCE[Oxidizer],!MODULE[FSfuelSwitch],!MODULE[InterstellarFuelSwitch]]:FOR[InterstellarFuelSwitch] {   

    // temporary variables - if you add one here, add it below in cleanup, too
    %tempVar = 0
    %resCost = 0
    %totalCap = 0
    %dryCost = 0
    %LFCost = 0
    %OXCost = 0

    // Total tank capacity
    @totalCap = #$RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$
    @totalCap += #$RESOURCE[Oxidizer]/maxAmount$

    // compute cost of fuel fitting in part
    @tempVar = #$RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$
    @tempVar *= 0.8
    @resCost = #$tempVar$

    @tempVar = #$RESOURCE[Oxidizer]/maxAmount$
    @tempVar *= 0.18
    @resCost += #$tempVar$

    // and get dry cost as total cost - resource cost
    @dryCost = #$cost$
    @dryCost -= #$resCost$
    // we don't really use dryCost yet, but as LF tanks are more expensive in stock than their LFOX counterparts, this may change

    // Now compute tank costs adaption as new res costs - old res costs
    // - LF
    @tempVar = #$totalCap$
    @tempVar *= 0.8
    @LFCost += #$tempVar$
    @LFCost -= #$resCost$

    // - OX
    @tempVar = #$totalCap$
    @tempVar *= 0.18
    @OXCost += #$tempVar$
    @OXCost -= #$resCost$

    MODULE {
        name = InterstellarFuelSwitch

        # the first option should leave the tank like it is in stock
        resourceGui = Rocket Fuel;Liquid Fuel;Oxidizer
        resourceNames = LiquidFuel,Oxidizer;LiquidFuel;Oxidizer
        resourceAmounts = #$../RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$,$../RESOURCE[Oxidizer]/maxAmount$;$../totalCap$;$../totalCap$
        initialResourceAmounts = #$../RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/amount$,$../RESOURCE[Oxidizer]/amount$;$../totalCap$;$../totalCap$
        tankCost = #0;$../LFCost$;$../OXCost$

        displayCurrentTankCost = true

        hasGUI = true
        showInfo = true

        availableInFlight = false
        availableInEditor = true

        basePartMass = #$../mass$
        tankMass = 0;0;0;0;0
    }

}


@PART[*]:HAS[@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],@RESOURCE[Oxidizer],!MODULE[FSfuelSwitch],@MODULE[InterstellarFuelSwitch]]:AFTER[InterstellarFuelSwitch] {   

    // temporary variables cleanup to supress PartLoader warnings
    !tempVar = DELETE
    !resCost = DELETE
    !totalCap = DELETE
    !dryCost = DELETE
    !LFCost = DELETE
    !OXCost = DELETE

}


// -----------------------
// LF tanks
// -----------------------
@PART[*]:HAS[@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],!RESOURCE[Oxidizer],!MODULE[FSfuelSwitch],!MODULE[InterstellarFuelSwitch]]:FOR[InterstellarFuelSwitch] {   

    // temporary variables - if you add one here, add it below in cleanup, too
    %tempVar = 0
    %resCost = 0
    %dryCost = 0
    %mixCost = 0
    %OXCost = 0
    %LFcap = 0
    %OXcap = 0

    // compute cost of fuel in part if at capacity
    @resCost = #$RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$
    @resCost *= 0.8

    // and get dry cost as total cost - resource cost
    @dryCost = #$cost$
    @dryCost -= #$resCost$

    // Now compute tank costs as dry costs + res costs at capacity
    // - LFOX (also calculate caps: 45% of full cap for LF)
    @LFcap = #$RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$
    @LFcap *= 0.45
    @tempVar = #$LFcap$
    @tempVar *= 0.8
    @mixCost += #$tempVar$
    @OXcap = #$RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$
    @OXcap *= 0.55
    @tempVar = #$OXcap$
    @tempVar *= 0.18
    @mixCost += #$tempVar$
    @mixCost -= #$resCost$

    // - OX
    @tempVar = #$RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$
    @tempVar *= 0.18
    @OXCost += #$tempVar$
    @OXCost -= #$resCost$

    MODULE {
        name = InterstellarFuelSwitch

        # the first option should leave the tank like it is in stock
        resourceGui = Liquid Fuel;Oxidizer;Rocket Fuel
        resourceNames = LiquidFuel;Oxidizer;LiquidFuel,Oxidizer
        resourceAmounts = #$../RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$;$../RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$;$../LFcap$,$../OXcap$
        initialResourceAmounts = #$../RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/amount$;$../RESOURCE[LiquidFuel]/maxAmount$;$../LFcap$,$../OXcap$
        tankCost = #0;$../OXCost$;$../mixCost$

        displayCurrentTankCost = true

        hasGUI = true
        showInfo = true

        availableInFlight = false
        availableInEditor = true

        basePartMass = #$../mass$
        tankMass = 0;0;0;0;0
    }

}

@PART[*]:HAS[@RESOURCE[LiquidFuel],!RESOURCE[Oxidizer],!MODULE[FSfuelSwitch],@MODULE[InterstellarFuelSwitch]]:AFTER[InterstellarFuelSwitch] {   

    // temporary variables cleanup to supress PartLoader warnings
    !tempVar = DELETE
    !resCost = DELETE
    !dryCost = DELETE
    !mixCost = DELETE
    !OXCost = DELETE
    !LFcap = DELETE
    !OXcap = DELETE

}

 

Copy and paste that into a text editor like Notepad, save it as something like StockFuelSwitch.cfg, and drop it and the dependencies into your GameData folder.

 

 

[1.1.2 Recycle bin]

I still haven't even downloaded 1.1 or any of the prereleases. I've just stayed with 64-bit 1.0.5.

[Status Report 1.13]

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[Who build the first rocket?]

i did

edit: here's my proof:

note the date

[You Know You're A Nerd When:]

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[About likes and rep]

Yeah, I guess?

[FPS Very low when running KSP with mods]

Scatterer and especially EVE are fairly GPU and CPU heavy, so try removing one or both of them and see how your FPS fares.

[Guess the Opening Scene!]

Fallout 4

[A random and weird KSP idea]

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