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Gurrr i just took 8 minutes of recording it and died on mission control *RECORDING and not in game time.

Here's a pic of my current VTOL/lander thing. Idk if you can use parachutes or not, their mainly there for backup as it takes longer to land with em'

I'm in! I'll be building a better VTOL though so give me a bit - Nice challenge! Always good to use bigger text for titles as a tip

If you watch the video he was saying "My poor computer!" and other things like it. He and yarg where kinda worried at the 2600 part count so that's considerably over his usual count

He was chugging pretty bad. I think Yarg said it was like four minutes real time for something like 30 seconds in game idk what it was but it was around there. He was able to dock the 2nd shuttle without too much difficulty.

AGAIN I do not take credit for this it is all EJ_SA's work in this video. He said he didn't care where the pictures go so I'm sharing it with all of you! Enjoy CTS-15, CTS-16, and Tugbert all docked with hadfield station: P.S. Yes I know Wackjob builds bigger but still. 2 shuttles! And Tugbert!

K so long everyone It was fun while it lasted

I know I've been the one repetitively posting but it looks like this collab. is terminated?

Squad as of recently has taken give or take 2 months to release an update. This update has a ton of content such as mission control/contracts and asteroids and possible new pieces (or maybe they're in the NASA update which is another reason its taking a while). They've been pretty swamped except for Eduardo just kidding (nice entry in last weeks dev notes xD).

Yes indeed.

Indeed I did sorry: 1. Locate one close to Kerbin and wait for it to enter its SOI 2. Burn towards it and match velocities as you both move back towards Kerbin 3. reel yourself up to the asteroid 4. use engines to change into a stable orbit 5. science! 6. blahblah land the asteroid at KSC... 7. ???? 8. profit

Awesome ideas and a robot arm would be super cool! Although I think they're adding a grappling hook to the ARM update and not a robot arm. Also the plan is to use a Kerbal on the mission and thus remove the need for an actual robot arm. BUT YES IT WOULD BE SO COOL.

Dude can you post a download? (if its stock) xD Awesome!

Or randomly placed around the system I think. From what I see this is how I will capture an steroid: 1. Locate one close to Kerbin and wait for it to enter its SOI 2. Burn towards it and match velocities as you both move back towards Kerbin 3. reel yourself up to the asteroid 4. use engines to change into a stable orbit 5. science! 6. blahblah land the asteroid at KSC...

Can you guys give a few example pics of Kraken drives? I want to see what it is that you mean with the landing gear or various models.

So uh, Whats happening now?

I will look into that!

Yeah the computer wasn't "totally" full its just that 5 people use the computer and it had about 15GB left

Oh and you guys should also visit Seattle! Go there for a gaming conference at the Science Center maybe? I've got quite a group from here and near here that'd love it if you for some odd reason end up here!

Doesn't mean he won't try... xD

I have a 32 bit GOOD computer and KSP was crashing like crazy mainly because my CP is full to the brim on space. I deleted all files in my recycle bin, added 30 gigs. Fixed :I Edit: (Ha! Get it? Full on SPACE)

<3 Go Rowsdower! Now I can see even more so the size compared to the ship. Time to scheme how to give it as a present to KSC...

Is there a video of the panel? Perhaps on twitch.tv somewhere?

DUDE WHOEVER SAID THAT WAS A GENIUS. I am totally building a crazy parachute-covered contraption and landing the thing.

I'm guessing that you are bouncing off and then turn the jetpack back on again. This should solve spinning. To fix bouncing off: When exiting the cockpit, leave the ship vertically up and down. This way when you get back in, the hatch should be angled the same way as you. Hope this helps! Later.