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genveir

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  1. Not entering into the challenge, but you can easily max out the tech tree on Mun science. I did a mission to "max out the Mun", and got 12721.8
  2. I do realize that, but I don't think it's a problem. You simply end up with a system where lower scores are better. Obviously I took it into account, since further from the platform gives you more points.
  3. Hello everyone! I set up a track on the Mun. There's a starting platform, 11 waypoints and a finish platform. I've tried flying it a couple of times, and it's doable.. but I hope for some healthy competition! What to do: Load up this savegame. Pick the Munar Racer from the tracking center. You start on the starting platform. Fly within 1km of each waypoint in turn, then land as near the finish platform as you can manage. Scoring: The basis for your score is the time it took you to get from the starting platform to the finish. Each second is a point. One point is added for each meter (rounding up) distance between you and the finish platform at the end. If you land ON the platform you get a 20 point bonus (considering that lower scores are better, that's a 20 point subtraction!). Verification: Either make a video (I did), or take screenshots at launch, each waypoint (pushing F1 should be doable, right?) and your ship landed near the finish. Here's my entry / demo: I started at 07:49:29, landed at 07:54:02. Distance to the platform was 8m. So my score is 273 (seconds) + 8 for distance. Total score: 281 --- High scores: 1. genveir, 281 2. ... 3. ...
  4. Nice mod! edit - wops, found how to move the icon, should have read the "how to use"..
  5. picture because I figured it would be an easier way to explain it than in text. reddit thread: lots of discussion here.
  6. Oh, I've got a walker! Here it is, on the Mun. www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiSsPB9dO_o It can walk up mountains, and turn by stopping one "leg". It's got three speeds, but the faster two are useless on the Mun because they'll just launch you up in the air. On Kerbin they're more useful, but all I really did there was jump on the runway and off again.. In the video I'm trying to walk up an incline, but I'm not going straight up which makes one leg hit the floor before the other does, throwing you off course. So I correct my course to go straight up again. It's completely useless, and a rover would've been up the hill a million times faster, but this was way more fun to build.
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