Pwnstarr

My Kerbals are all that is man. They only need fuel, oxygen, snacks, and good wifi.

Pfft. I have pictures of real life rocket launches on my desktop and I constantly try to rotate the view on them.

I really like this design! Wobbly though?

I don't know how long you've been playing but it's just like everything else, stick to it, keep trying new things (and making mistakes) and eventually something will click. Rinse, repeat. I have put in probably close to 150 hours in sandbox mode, career mode is still giving me a challenge. I am just a chemist though so I didn't know the first thing about orbital mechanics starting out - I do have a relative who was a spacecraft propulsion engineer for NASA for his entire career though which is neat. I wouldn't bother transmitting data until you get your first solar panels or can carry lots of batteries, with transmissions in between burns. And GL with your real life rocket science studies

The first couple times I watched Scott Manley's vids I couldn't figure out why he kept referring to the Apple key.

Today's creation I initially took some design cues from an artist's rendering of China's planned Tiangong 3 space station. http://www.bisbos.com/space_tiangong3.html

Thanks! Needed this a lot. Very well done.

hahaha awesome

Excellent video! Short and sweet

Animated trajectory video!

Malachite

Hello all, I discovered KSP about a week ago, and haven't been able to put it down since I've learned a lot from these boards and watching Youtube (especially Scott Manley's vids) - they really sped me along the learning curve here. I'm in the process of setting up a permanent Mun base and have gotten a probe to Minmus, can't wait to see the rest of the Kerbol system. Enjoy some screens I've taken along the way.