More EVA KAS-like activities (the toolbox implementation)

[Wjolcz]

Remember this thing?

Pepper Ridge FaANYYYYYWAY I thought I would like to see some more things to do when on Extravehicular Face-sliding Activities. Collecting data doesn't seem productive enough to me and some other people, so I decided to make a short list of things that should be movable/replaceable by Kerbals.

-Fuel pipes

-Replacing/welding science equipment, solar panels and other small parts.

-Placing/removing/connecting tethers

-Playing golf, throwing hammers and feathers at other crew members for science

-Connecting/disconnecting trusses

-Sample examing and gathering animations and statistical data as their result (suggested by sumghai)

-More (Suggest!)

In my opinion it would greatly help with space station assemblies and crisis situations, because when in danger and with limited supplies it is always good to tape stuff together and try going home.

As it is past 0:00 where I live and can't think of anything else I leave this thread to you to discuss and suggest more things that you think should be doable using the toolbox showed above.

Pardon me if this have already been suggested and feel free to merge/lock this thread if it is your will.

Edited May 14, 2015 by Veeltch

[baggers]

Taking camera shots and selfies, maybe with a special idle animation for Kerbals in champ.

[Wjolcz]

Taking camera shots and selfies, maybe with a special idle animation for Kerbals in champ.

Yes! That would be great too! Not necessary but would use it from time to time.

[sumghai]

-Fuel pipes

-Replacing/welding science equipment, solar panels and other small parts.

-Placing/removing/connecting tethers

-Playing golf, throwing hammers and feathers at other crew members for science

-Connecting/disconnecting trusses

-More (Suggest!)

In addition to these, I would like to suggest examining/collecting samples, using some of Dan Rosas's old work on Kerbal animations, and then making sample collection result in actual, statistical data on planetary composition rather than generic science brownie points.

[Wjolcz]

In addition to these, I would like to suggest examining/collecting samples, using some of Dan Rosas's old work on Kerbal animations, and then making sample collection result in actual, statistical data on planetary composition rather than generic science brownie points.

https://danrpaulsen.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/pickupa.gif https://danrpaulsen.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/analized1.gif

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