My little Galaxiki Kerbol replica.

[Tangle]

First of all, Galaxiki is a self-described fictional galaxy anyone can edit. The main downsides are 1, that to make sure your edits are solid, you have to buy the star (for as little as a dollar, sure) and 2, they gave up on the last update (I think), which would include full editing of moons. The website is here: http://www.galaxiki.org

Second of all, I made a Kerbol replica there. It's different from Kerbol, to avoid copyright infringement (highly unlikely, right?), because it wouldn't be fun, and because I couldn't find a perfect copy. I had a lot of fun with it and it is here: http://www.galaxiki.org/cgi-bin/local/perl/galaxiki/wiki.pl?mode=star&id=1018391&level=3&coord_x=89&coord_y=6

Anyway, thanks for reading! Do you like it? Edit: According to google, Kerbene is 150 million km from Kerbelle, just about the same distance as Earth. Its orbital velocity is a lot lower though.

Edited June 9, 2013 by Tangle

[Cesrate]

WTF? Where's the post #1?

[redwolfy]

i was thinking the same thing

[Cesrate]

A thread without head... Weird.

[ZedNova]

He is new, so it was waiting to be approved by a mod. It's visible now.

[Tangle]

Ah. It was VERY confusing, because my stuff disappeared and then reappeared and then disappeared.

[Kerbal01]

You should make it exactly like the Kerbol system, I'm sure the devs wouldn't mind the extra exposure.

[Pipcard]

I remember Galaxiki from several years ago. It was weird that you could purchase stars for people to edit them.

This system reminds me of cheap bootleg knockoff products.

[Tangle]

Actually, I couldn't. Dane and Dreese are at the smallest possible size, and I can't edit much else. Also, what would be the fun in making it exact?

If Kerbelle reminds you of knockoff products, Kerbol should do so as well.