nitzee

This is something I hadn't thought of, but I don't think it would be out of the question... Right now it just indiscriminately fills every storage container (fuel tanks, batteries.. etc). Running on the same present that it does in it's current state, I think it could be molded to add extra weight to certain parts. I can see how that could even be useful for 'simulating' test flights as if they were on different planets/moons. Increase the mass of a lander by x% so you can test launch it straight from the launch pad. I'll have to think on that some more. Combining a few of these types of things could end up with a pretty nice test flight suite.

The reason I did C++ is that I need to learn it for a job I'm starting soon. Though if I get more into this kind of thing I'll head down the C# road. They are relatively similar to learn, no?

Hmmm I didn't know this. I will probably just keep it to myself in that case.

I have set out to learn C++ and one of my projects I've been working on is an application that automatically refuels all current flights in a saved game. I am just trying to get a feel for whether this is something anyone would have an interest in, and if so I could try to take it a bit further and more user friendly than it is right now. Just to be clear, it could probably be used to basically give ships an infinite supply of fuel though the intention (the way I use it) is more for testing small ships and landers, especially for testing on other planets/moons. Any thoughts would be appreciated.