KSP Interstellar Extended Continued Development Thread

subitan · May 24, 2016

9 minutes ago, FreeThinker said:

This is intended, the generator mass depends on the amount of power output and type of reactor with more advanced reactor requiring less generator mass

1,333.00 tonnes? (or 1333,00 if you're european). Specifically, 1.3 Kilotonnes? I think that's a bug. The generator's mass was entirely irrespective of size or of generator attached, and was a constant, and was 10X the mass of all the other parts of the craft put together? That does not seem WAI.

At any rate, I killed the craft, and it behaves more as expected on a fresh craft.

raxo2222 · May 24, 2016

Okay now RSS planets have correct compositions

Edit: Added Sun for lulz (it has atmosphere too)

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   abundance = 0.0246
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
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   name = NeidonDeuterium
   guiName = Deuterium
   celestialBodyName = Neidon
   abundance = 0.0003116
   resourceName = LqdDeuterium
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
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   name = NeidonAmmonia
   guiName = Ammonia
   celestialBodyName = Neidon
   abundance = 0.012
   resourceName = LqdAmmonia
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
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   name = NeidonWater
   guiName = Water Vapor
   celestialBodyName = Neidon
   abundance = 0.000245
   resourceName = Water
}

ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
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   name = NeptuneHydrogen
   guiName = Hydrogen
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.8
   resourceName = LqdHydrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = NeptuneHelium
   guiName = Helium
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.19
   resourceName = LqdHelium
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = NeptuneMethane
   guiName = Methane
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.015
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = NeptuneHelium3
   guiName = Helium3
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.000063
   resourceName = LqdHe3
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
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   name = NeptuneDeuterium
   guiName = Deuterium
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.000044
   resourceName = LqdDeuterium
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = NeptuneCarbonMonoxide
   guiName = Carbon Monoxide
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.0000006
   resourceName = LqdCO
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = NeptuneWater
   guiName = Water Vapor
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.00000000255
   resourceName = Water
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = NeptuneCarbonDioxide
   guiName = Carbon Dioxide
   celestialBodyName = Neptune
   abundance = 0.00000000035
   resourceName = LqdCO2
}

ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = MunroeNitrogen
   guiName = Nitrogen
   celestialBodyName = Munroe
   abundance = 0.984
   resourceName = LqdNitrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = MunroeMethane
   guiName = Methane
   celestialBodyName = Munroe
   abundance = 0.14
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = MunroeHydrogen
   guiName = Hydrogen
   celestialBodyName = Munroe
   abundance = 0.02
   resourceName = LqdHydrogen
}

ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanNitrogen
   guiName = Nitrogen
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.984
   resourceName = LqdNitrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanMethane
   guiName = Methane
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.014
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanHydrogen
   guiName = Hydrogen
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.0015
   resourceName = LqdHydrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanCarbonDioxide
   guiName = Carbon Dioxide
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.00002
   resourceName = LqdCO2
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanCarbonMonoxide
   guiName = Carbon Monoxide
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.000015
   resourceName = LqdCO
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanArgon
   guiName = Argon
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.000005
   resourceName = ArgonGas
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TitanHelium
   guiName = Helium
   celestialBodyName = Titan
   abundance = 0.000001
   resourceName = LqdHelium
}

ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TritonNitrogen
   guiName = Nitrogen
   celestialBodyName = Triton
   abundance = 0.98
   resourceName = LqdNitrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TritonCarbonMonoxide
   guiName = Carbon Monoxide
   celestialBodyName = Triton
   abundance = 0.009
   resourceName = LqdCO
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TritonMethane
   guiName = Methane
   celestialBodyName = Triton
   abundance = 0.006
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TritonHydrogen
   guiName = Hydrogen
   celestialBodyName = Triton
   abundance = 0.001
   resourceName = LqdHydrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TritonArgon
   guiName = Argon
   celestialBodyName = Triton
   abundance = 0.0005
   resourceName = ArgonGas
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = TritonNeon
   guiName = Neon
   celestialBodyName = Triton
   abundance = 0.0004
   resourceName = NeonGas
}

ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = PlutoNitrogen
   guiName = Nitrogen
   celestialBodyName = Pluto
   abundance = 0.7
   resourceName = LqdNitrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = PlutoMethane
   guiName = Methane
   celestialBodyName = Pluto
   abundance = 0.25
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = PlutoCarbonMonoxide
   guiName = Carbon Monoxide
   celestialBodyName = Pluto
   abundance = 0.0625
   resourceName = LqdCO
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = PlutoHydrogen
   guiName = Hydrogen
   celestialBodyName = Pluto
   abundance = 0.0001
   resourceName = LqdHydrogen
}

ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = ThatmoNitrogen
   guiName = Nitrogen
   celestialBodyName = Thatmo
   abundance = 0.0152
   resourceName = LqdNitrogen
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = ThatmoMethane
   guiName = Methane
   celestialBodyName = Thatmo
   abundance = 0.8
   resourceName = LqdMethane
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = ThatmoCarbonDioxide
   guiName = CarbonDioxide
   celestialBodyName = Thatmo
   abundance = 0.0016
   resourceName = LqdCO2
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = ThatmoArgon
   guiName = Argon
   celestialBodyName = Thatmo
   abundance = 0.0021
   resourceName = ArgonGas
}
ATMOSPHERIC_RESOURCE_DEFINITION
{
   name = ThatmoHelium3
   guiName = Helium3
   celestialBodyName = Thatmo
   abundance = 0.001
   resourceName = LqdHe3
}

}

Edited May 24, 2016 by raxo2222

TheTaleteller · May 24, 2016

1 hour ago, FreeThinker said:

That Ok, you can make some educated guesses if needed

Titan (pressure about 1.5 atm)

NO² - 98.4 %
Argon - 1.6 % in higher atmosphere
Methane - Traces

Triton ( pressure at ground 1.5 to 1.9 pascal):

NO² - 99%
Methane - 1% (weirdly lot of)
CO² - Traces

Pluto (pressure at ground 0.3 to 1.5 pascal):

NO² - 99.5%
CO² - 0.5%
Methane - Traces

subitan · May 24, 2016

1 minute ago, subitan said:

1,333.00 tonnes? (or 1333,00 if you're european). Specifically, 1.3 Kilotonnes? I think that's a bug. The generator's mass was entirely irrespective of size or of generator attached, and was a constant, and was 10X the mass of all the other parts of the craft put together? That does not seem WAI.

At any rate, I killed the craft, and it behaves more as expected on a fresh craft.

... aaaand it's back. 1333 tonnes. Attached to a 1.25M pebble-bed reactor

spirokai · May 24, 2016

3 minutes ago, Nansuchao said:

Just avoid to set that ship as the active vessel until it reach his destination. KSPI doesn't calculate in background the consumption.

But shhh, don't say that to FreeThinker

Actually, it does. It calculates it retroactively once you switch back to it. I tested it on a reactor before and the fuel was being consumed. O.o

SciMan · May 24, 2016

Just now, spirokai said:

FreeThinker, is there a way to estimate lifetime of a reactor at particular (or even 100%) power output? I am planning a mission to Plock (~55 yrs flight time) and I have no idea how much UF4 to take.

I'm not FreeThinker, but I've got some advice anyways.

For that far of a distance, a standard Hohman Transfer orbit simply takes too long to get there for much of any reactor to be able to be running when you get there.

If it was me, I'd use either a Magnetic Nozzle, or a Warp Drive and a magnetic nozzle, depending what you've got unlocked and what you can afford.

For a non-KSPI solution, use the LV-N "Nerv" rocket engine and a bunch of LqdFuel tanks. The ISP is (potentially much) worse, but the engines will still work when you get there.

The lowest tech KSPI solution that I can think of that would get you there in a reasonable amount of time is a magnetic nozzle connected to a Dusty Plasma fission reactor, with that reactor also connected to a Charged Particle generator on the other connection node.

If you have access to the Tokamak Fusion Engine and D-He3 or D-Li6 fusion modes, use that instead of the Dusty Plasma reactor. they will speed up the trip significantly due to the increased power output, higher reactor core temperature, and lower mass per gW power output. Those two reactions produce ALL their power as charged particles. The Magnetic Nozzle will still work with D-T fusion, but you'll want to swap out the direct conversion electrical generator out for a thermal generator. Also, watch your neutron embrittlement if you're using D-T fusion, and carry some Lithium to breed to Tritium.

This provides a very high specific impulse, and you can thrust during time-warp. This means that once you're in orbit around the Sun (Kerbol), you can basically point at the planet you want to go to, accelerate until you're halfway to that planet, drop out of time-warp and point retrograde, then decelerate for the other half of the trip at the same throttle setting you used when accelerating.

Without a warp drive, a ship that has a magnetic nozzle piloted this way is the fastest way to travel around the solar system.

FreeThinker · May 24, 2016

2 hours ago, spirokai said:

FreeThinker, is there a way to estimate lifetime of a reactor at particular (or even 100%) power output? I am planning a mission to Plock (~55 yrs flight time) and I have no idea how much UF4 to take.

55 years is indeed a very long time, you best bet would be to use the Salt Core Reactor in Uranium Burnup Mode (when limited to early nuclear tech) which will try to maximize fuel efficiency increasing life expectancy by an order of 5. To do this, you need to bring along a Lab. Another thing you might consider is to shut down the reactor while at drift and re-enable when needed. Another thing I would strongly advice is to go faster than the minim delta V. Use a electric engines to double the speed at which you will head toward Plock. It will drastically speed up your transite time.

2 hours ago, subitan said:

1,333.00 tonnes? (or 1333,00 if you're european). Specifically, 1.3 Kilotonnes? I think that's a bug. The generator's mass was entirely irrespective of size or of generator attached, and was a constant, and was 10X the mass of all the other parts of the craft put together? That does not seem WAI.

At any rate, I killed the craft, and it behaves more as expected on a fresh craft.

are you perhaps using Near Futute Technology? It might result in unexcpected high or low values I did not anticipate

Edited May 24, 2016 by FreeThinker

subitan · May 24, 2016

40 minutes ago, FreeThinker said:

55 years is indeed a very long time, you best bet would be to use the Salt Core Reactor in Uranium Burnup Mode (when limited to early nuclear tech) which will try to maximize fuel efficiency increasing life expectancy by an order of 5. To do this, you need to bring along a Lab. Another thing you might consider is to shut down the reactor while at drift and re-enable when needed. Another thing I would strongly advice is to go faster than the minim delta V. Use a electric engines to double the speed at which you will head toward Plock. It will drastically speed up your transite time.

are you perhaps using Near Futute Technology? It might result in unexcpected high or low values I did not anticipate

Crap. I had deleted my Near Future stuff, but apparently I had left propulsion in. That's probably it. I'll confirm in a bit.

subitan · May 24, 2016

34 minutes ago, subitan said:

Crap. I had deleted my Near Future stuff, but apparently I had left propulsion in. That's probably it. I'll confirm in a bit.

Nope. Didn't help. Tried a fresh install, to ensure nothing was there. It must be a different interaction. For now I"ll just jump past it to a charged particle generator.

FreeThinker · May 24, 2016

3 hours ago, TheTaleteller said:

Titan (pressure about 1.5 atm)

NO² - 98.4 %
Argon - 1.6 % in higher atmosphere
Methane - Traces

Triton ( pressure at ground 1.5 to 1.9 pascal):

NO² - 99%
Methane - 1% (weirdly lot of)
CO² - Traces

Pluto (pressure at ground 0.3 to 1.5 pascal):

NO² - 99.5%
CO² - 0.5%
Methane - Traces

Interestingly, NitrogenOxide is often mentioned as one off the main gases, yes there is no CRP resource definition for it. Perhaps I should propose to add it.

ss8913 · May 25, 2016

So... QSR is cool... but I can't find a use for it. Antimatter reactors with thermal ramjet/rocket nozzles (hydrazine ejection mass) are still producing better thrust and ISP than QSR + Vista or QSR + ATILLA. Am I using the wrong engines with the QSR? What engine/fuel combo should I be using?

raxo2222 · May 25, 2016

12 minutes ago, ss8913 said:

So... QSR is cool... but I can't find a use for it. Antimatter reactors with thermal ramjet/rocket nozzles (hydrazine ejection mass) are still producing better thrust and ISP than QSR + Vista or QSR + ATILLA. Am I using the wrong engines with the QSR? What engine/fuel combo should I be using?

Its more endurance reactor than speed one - try quantum vacuum - you will get 2 - 5 m/s²and you will have virtually unlimited DV,

FreeThinker · May 25, 2016

10 hours ago, TheTaleteller said:

Titan (pressure about 1.5 atm)

NO² - 98.4 %
Argon - 1.6 % in higher atmosphere
Methane - Traces

Triton ( pressure at ground 1.5 to 1.9 pascal):

NO² - 99%
Methane - 1% (weirdly lot of)
CO² - Traces

Pluto (pressure at ground 0.3 to 1.5 pascal):

NO² - 99.5%
CO² - 0.5%
Methane - Traces

Where did you get this, and exactly what do you mean by NO² ?

EnigmaG · May 25, 2016

Titan is according to Wikipdedia 98.4% Nitrogen (N²) not Nitrogen dioxide(NO²) Triton and Pluto, too.

Edited May 25, 2016 by EnigmaG

Genomaniac · May 25, 2016

Quote

Please find out at which version the problem starts. Also exactly what error message are you getting?

I think it was 1.18.17 - to 1.18.19 but eitherway the latest update (1.18.20) has fixed this issue. Thank you

Edited May 25, 2016 by Genomaniac
added quote

FreeThinker · May 25, 2016

13 hours ago, spirokai said:

Actually, it does. It calculates it retroactively once you switch back to it. I tested it on a reactor before and the fuel was being consumed. O.o

Indeed, and for nuclear reactor it's actualy comsumes more than it should due to poisoning of the fuel which limit power output but also fuel consumption. I need to somehow compensate for this poisoning effect, but my math skills are limited. Perhaps someone with better math skills can help me.

Edited May 25, 2016 by FreeThinker

FreeThinker · May 25, 2016

15 hours ago, iliketrains0pwned said:

Do you have plans on adding in a direct antimatter engine? It could run off of a mixture of matter (LFO, deuterium, argon, etc.) and antimatter to produce very high efficiency or very high impulse thrust. But there is a catch. While the engine is on, it produces a TON of waste heat. The only way you're gonna make it in one piece is if you really love radiators.

Direct antimatter engine, the current Antimatter reactor technically is a pure antimmater, it just ommits mentioning the normal matter but it is assumed this is a integrate part the storage . Wat we might do need might be better wys to use the antimatter in an effective way without spending to much of it

Something like this:

Which is a realsitic representation of an Antimatter catalised fusion engine.

It would be cool if a modeler could create this model

Edited May 25, 2016 by FreeThinker

Mine_Turtle · May 25, 2016

Since nuclear engines do not quite work for me I have decided to skip nuclear technologies and switch to fusion reactors directly. So, the first fusion reactor is available at fusion power node with the first upgrade at advanced fusion reactions. In order to receive reactor upgrade do I have to purchase reactors in both nodes or unlocking the latest reactor is sufficient? The first reactor available(MCF reactor) is 3kk to unlock, while the next one(High-Q Tokamak) is only 600k.

Also, I see that tokamak fusion engines produces charged particles. Is it possible to use magnetic nozzle with this reactor?

FreeThinker · May 25, 2016

38 minutes ago, Mine_Turtle said:

Since nuclear engines do not quite work for me I have decided to skip nuclear technologies and switch to fusion reactors directly. So, the first fusion reactor is available at fusion power node with the first upgrade at advanced fusion reactions. In order to receive reactor upgrade do I have to purchase reactors in both nodes or unlocking the latest reactor is sufficient? The first reactor available(MCF reactor) is 3kk to unlock, while the next one(High-Q Tokamak) is only 600k.

Also, I see that tokamak fusion engines produces charged particles. Is it possible to use magnetic nozzle with this reactor?

Yes, the Tomohawk biggest advantage is it charged particles, which is both usefull for effiient power production (with less waste heat) and propentially can also be redirected for propulsion. The big disadvantage is it huge size

TheTaleteller · May 25, 2016

7 hours ago, FreeThinker said:

Where did you get this, and exactly what do you mean by NO² ?

Wikipedia, German version and Nitrogen dioxide.

Mine_Turtle · May 25, 2016

19 minutes ago, FreeThinker said:

Yes, the Tomohawk biggest advantage is it charged particles, which is both usefull for effiient power production (with less waste heat) and propentially can also be redirected for propulsion. The big disadvantage is it huge size

Size does not matter as long as I can get it into orbit. The ISP on Tokamak is insane, I get around 3k ISP with Hydrogen. As long as I find water and dirt(for supplies) I should be able to get to any inner planet and refuel there.

Could you, please, explain how upgrade system for reactors work? High-Q tokamak upgrade from advanced fusion node should upgrade reactor temp from 2.5k to 15k, however the core temp does not change. Since the same core temp is in sandbox I assume there is a problem with reactor description.

maranble14 · May 25, 2016

Question regarding this mod's integration with USI Kolonization:

USI has their own set of nuclear reactors that come with their parts mods, but they're weak in terms of power output compared to most of the reactors available in this mod. Am I able to use one of the KSPI reactors as a power distributor for a USI Kolony? USI has their own microwave pdu that's much more compact than the ones for KSP, but it only reachs like 2km away (because it's meant to be just for bases). Thanks

FreeThinker · May 25, 2016

1 hour ago, TheTaleteller said:

Wikipedia, German version and Nitrogen dioxide.

Well non of the english sites about the composition of atmospheres mention it except as a polutant in earth atmosphere or how to detect inteligent lift on extra terestial planets

1 hour ago, Mine_Turtle said:

Size does not matter as long as I can get it into orbit. The ISP on Tokamak is insane, I get around 3k ISP with Hydrogen. As long as I find water and dirt(for supplies) I should be able to get to any inner planet and refuel there.

Could you, please, explain how upgrade system for reactors work? High-Q tokamak upgrade from advanced fusion node should upgrade reactor temp from 2.5k to 15k, however the core temp does not change. Since the same core temp is in sandbox I assume there is a problem with reactor description.

Currently upgrading goes automaticly when you unlock the required technology. In the future I want upgrade only be made possible by engeneers with upgrade parts or special resource like rocket parts

FreeThinker · May 25, 2016

1 hour ago, maranble14 said:

Question regarding this mod's integration with USI Kolonization:

USI has their own set of nuclear reactors that come with their parts mods, but they're weak in terms of power output compared to most of the reactors available in this mod. Am I able to use one of the KSPI reactors as a power distributor for a USI Kolony? USI has their own microwave pdu that's much more compact than the ones for KSP, but it only reachs like 2km away (because it's meant to be just for bases). Thanks

From my understanding, KSPI-E contains MM script to integrate KSPI_E reactor technology in USI Kolonisation reactor parts

TheTaleteller · May 25, 2016

1 hour ago, FreeThinker said:

Well non of the english sites about the composition of atmospheres mention it except as a polutant in earth atmosphere or how to detect inteligent lift on extra terestial planets

Damn i made a translation mistake, its not NO2 its simply Nitrogen N.

German Wiki got the compositions in paragraphs text, we dont have detailed composition, New Horizons i.E. did not land on Pluto, for a measurement.

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