Volitaire

I will give it a test flight and docking test with my station in a little bit.

Here are a couple of pictures from last night after I docked two of the STS4's with my station at 85km. Part count with both of them up there is a bit ridiculous but it sure looks awesome!

Can you explain the most ideal launch? I have been using a 0* launch to around 200k, from there I can pretty easily transfer to Mun, though I haven't tried other planets yet I was successful on multiple launches. Using your base I changed out the scanner and sent an orbital scanner to the Mun as well.

That thing is truely impressive!

The other day there were a few of us having issues with it after the SAS hotfix from kerbal got pushed. It seems that there may have been another fix of some sort that cme out as well....though not sure, like said I am performing a second test to confirm if things are working better today. Of course it could also still be an issue somewhere in MJ that is causing the problem...if it wasn't an update from kerbal, that could be intermittent to some extent as well.

Also a bit of an update but I was able to dock one thing with autopilot today. Performing a second launch right now to test it out with the part I had the most trouble with the other day.

Make sure when you are on the ground that the navball's orientation is correct. Sometimes you may need to set a "control from here" point on your rocket to ensure that it is correct. The ball should be blue in case you didn't know

Oh, BTW since it sounds like I have done nothing but be the new guy complaining the reality is I absolutely love your OASIS design and have been using it all over and am planning to put a station on the mun shortly.

I guess I stated that and probably made it sound like it was broken. It is really more of a situation in which it is being handled considerably differently than I remember it from the pre .21 patch. What you said is very much what I am doing at this point and it works great. Just different from the prior build with the old SAS design.

Everything is "working" but I did notice that after decoupling from the primary lifter I have a really hard fight getting the lifter turned retrograde to make a deorbit burn. I am wanting to say that when I added an advanced SAS to the lower portion of the lifter I was able to get it to turn more easily after in orbit but I honestly can't remember now.

Having the same problems that sojourner is reporting. I got bored earlier just to see and over an hour into my automated docking attempt it had only gone probably 20 meters and was struggling to keep itself lined up bouncing back and forth while yesterday I wasn't having any issues...docking was slower than prior to .21 but it was still happening. Today it seems to be lost.