Themohawkninja

Got to Laythe, and I love it!

Ah, so the units are the same. I thought that maybe the units were different, so you can't use the real-life equation. Thanks for telling me that they are the same!

What is the mathematical relationship between the gravity of a body in KSP, and the thrust needed to keep an object weightless against that body? I want to use this to find out what the minimum amount of thrust it takes to get off of a body (at sea level) in KSP.

This is the Large Armored Transport (L.A.T.) ... and now the spacious interior...

I was watching Scott Manley's video about the Orion carrier, and how, because it's so damn big, he cheated it into orbit. I went into the debug menu, but I only saw the infinite fuel cheats, zero damage, and gravity hack, but no auto-orbit button. I want to get my 400+ part craft into orbit, but to do so without cheating would require a rocket of immense proportions, and my ship lags already on it's own. So... how do I do it?

This should be stickied. I now know how you do orbital inclinations. Might make Minmus missions ever so slightly easier.

Here\'s mine. That is the highest recorded speed. The CM decoupled, and the parachute deployed right afterwards, so my ascent speed was the highest, my crew survived, and no mods were used. I didn\'t however go perfectly straight. Part count: 21. Scoring: 420/21 = 20 Stock = 350 Survivor = 500 Ascent Speed = 1000 ____________________ 1870

I do not believe that constitutes an aurora. I have seen that happen many times, and I believe it is the result of the way the sunlight acts on the horizon (a twilight). Auroras in reality are caused by the solar wind charging atmospheric particles near the poles. In KSP, your picture occurs on all places on Kerbin.

Sadly... no.

Ah, that\'s pretty interesting. I just time warped, and stars appeared. Is this coded into Minmus itself, or is it actually the result of the lighting engine?

I just landed on Minmus for the first time in .16, and I noticed that there wasn\'t a single star in the sky (excluding Kerbol of course). Is this a known bug, or what?

???.... .... I am most interested.

Yes. If all games had the density of Easter eggs that Easter egg hunts have, than Kerbin might as well be named Easter bunny land.

Oh no... there are hundreds of them, you just don\'t know where to look =P In all seriousness, Easter eggs aren\'t really meant to be plentiful, but rather few and far between.

Hehe... I have since updated that ship to work properly under ASAS.

Since I appear to have found it from orbit, you want to use this picture as a reference to where it is on the Mun? (blue triangle is the location)

How did you keep the ship from breaking as you moved it from the end of the runway to the water? Mine always hit the ground or just break up from all the bumps.

Yeah, I recall seeing the location of the Mun arch being next to a large crater in the Mun arch thread, but I didn\'t feel like looking through all the pages to find it. Guess I should try and land there since that seems to be it. (this is going to be interesting).

Since my failed Minmus lander turned into a Mun satellite (The trajectory went from Mun SOI intercept to Kerbin escape, so I could never determine my apopapsis > ), I noticed a tiny white pixel flicker on the same point on the surface of the Mun. After moving my camera angle around, I noticed that it wasn\'t a stuck pixel (it was also fading slightly). Hopefully you can see the little white dot in the middle of the 'circled' (can\'t draw circles freehand with a cursor =P) section. Can anybody tell me what this may be?

How would one define 'take no more'? Are we talking about crashing the game, dipping below X FPS, or what?

I was unaware that he needed help in the first place. Secondly, how am I being at all negative? I am simply asking a question, and answering one of his.

Three things. 1. Stogas has been doing similar things. 2. That second pic gave me an idea... Mun zombies. 3. Did you cheat, or what? I am having trouble believing that you could have done this legitimately.

You made the Amerika bomber? Nice. Maybe you can re-create other neat Nazi designs, like the HE-111, or ME-163?

That\'s an interesting concept. Can I have a link to a wiki page or some article that further explains how this liquid-solid motor works?

On each stage that you want to control as it\'s own craft. Each stage that has a Mechjeb pod on it (when detached) will count as it\'s own craft.