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Yeah, hatch positions are a headache on airplanes too. Due to over-weighted cockpits the good wing position often tends to overlap the hatch so there's often the need to move it to a more suitable place.

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1 hour ago, Red Iron Crown said:

I'd like to see this functionality rolled into docking port parts, as they wouldn't add to the part list then. 

Yes, a neat sensible solution.  Definitely the 'senior' (though it's not currently surface attachable) the 'standard' is probably big enough too to not seem 'wrong' , though with the forthcoming art pass they could probably be made just a little wider anyway to facilitate this.  The 'Junior' I think is just too small.

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I want to see this functionality in docking ports, but I also to see a small, high-heat-tolerance low-mass low-drag place-anywhere hatch too. Like @max_creative I often resort to clipping Lander Cans into my bigger crafts to make it look like it has a door, but the mass alone is horrifying. If I had a part that was the size and shape of the Lander Can's door that did the same job, that would be awesome.

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On 31/05/2016 at 10:02 PM, pandaman said:

Yes, a neat sensible solution.  Definitely the 'senior' (though it's not currently surface attachable) the 'standard' is probably big enough too to not seem 'wrong' , though with the forthcoming art pass they could probably be made just a little wider anyway to facilitate this.  The 'Junior' I think is just too small.

If the standard docking port is large enough to squeeze Kerbals through between modules, it can definitely dock with the vacuum of space.

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30 minutes ago, Stoney3K said:

If the standard docking port is large enough to squeeze Kerbals through between modules, it can definitely dock with the vacuum of space.

When docked kerbals can transfer anywhere within the vessel no matter how tight a squeeze it is.  I was think from a purely visual 'hatch size'  point of view for boarding a vessel.

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