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mythbusters844

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  1. 7/10 Good design but I lost it at your avatar
  2. I hope it's fine for other people that I joined in hue
  3. -78 What happens if I open Chrome when KSP is runnin-BLUESCREEN
  4. I am Ee Kratkoye Ãâ„¢. What are you?
  5. I don't want to be arrogant or anything, but in all honesty my favorite musician is Richard Wagner. Seriously, his works aren't music, they're another dimension. Just listen: And he's the guy that made this song: I'm also a fan of Russian/Soviet (Soviet as in they were composed during the Soviet era. They don't necessarily have communist/Soviet ideals in them [the ones below don't]) songs. For example: ^So powerful... My favorite song would either have to be Polyushka Polye or Lohengrin Prelude, I can't decide.
  6. I found some really awesome slow motion footage of an Atlas E missile exploding at liftoff from Vandenberg Air Force Base. It was a test of the missile with a dummy warhead, as the video's description states. (video has no sound) Absolutely breathtaking.
  7. Yeah. The key here is to do it all in a single mouse movement. You should try and scroll up so that the root part is barely in view of the camera and then click on the axis and drag the mouse to the top of the screen.
  8. Wait, what? When did they say that? I hope this never gets fixed; it's too awesome.
  9. Yeah, I used it to set a missile to start out 15 km away from the KSC. I launched it and destroyed a few buildings (after a lot of attempts) .
  10. So, sorry if this was mentioned before, but I discovered* that you can offset the root part of a craft with the offset tool. This doesn't seem like a useful thing at first, but it lets you overcome those annoying times when the camera just doesn't let you move the rocket to where you want to inside the VAB. Or...you can do this: Yes, this is a craft offset almost 15 kilometers away from the KSC, which is pretty far away[citation needed]. It's amazing, and offers tons of possibilities (like starting a boat, barge, etc. in the water). The way you do this is by selecting the offset tool (obviously), clicking on the root part, then "grabbing" an axis of the tool and moving the mouse up, perpendicular to where the axis is pointing. Done correctly, it should let you offset whatever craft a ridiculous distance away (it clips through the VAB or SPH walls). I don't know if it allows you to start a craft in the air, but theoretically it should be possible. TL;DR: You can offset a craft's root part to move it really far away, holmes. *I discovered this quite a while ago, but I was too shy to post it until now
  11. -21 No, it means he's 80 away from -100. No need to derail the thread, either. It's quite easy to state that and continue the forum game.
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