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do you delete your debris?


lammatt

do you delete the debris in orbit?  

  1. 1. do you delete the debris in orbit?

    • yes! every single one of them
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    • yes when things started to lag a bit
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    • no i put retro rockets to deorbit the junks
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    • debris? wtf are they? i dont care; my computer is faster a super computer and it never lags.
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    • no i am leaving them as they are since i am trying to crash into them
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i delete debris around the space center because of lag (my computer isnt very beefy to be wasting parts) but i dont delete orbital debris because its almost always outside the 2.6 km range for physics, and now with 0.20 you dont see it in map view without the tab enabled

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No, thats very unrealistic, I try to design my stuff for as little debris as possible. Anything that manages to stay in orbit, is stuck there.

^^ This

Not lagging atm but if I start to I might start trying to de-orbit some of it, if its planetside I would delete it, as me kerbals retrieve anything I destroy on the ground ;-)

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I enjoy my debris, its interesting to see bits of old rockets float by. Plus scavenging fuel from the debris field (LKO) is actually really cool.

Although my failed aircraft lagged out the launch pad and airfield so it had to go :(

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No, thats very unrealistic, I try to design my stuff for as little debris as possible. Anything that manages to stay in orbit, is stuck there.

Yep, this. Didn't really seem to be an option for that in the poll. I really like the added challenge of designing craft to not leave any debris in orbit. I have 1 bit of wayward debris in orbit in my 25 year old space program so I'm quite pleased about that, thou Mun is a fast becoming a landfill site as its a testing ground. If I crash land then I leave that debris as a memorial.

Ground debris round KSC, well, that's what I have FRANK for! He makes debris removal fun, like a little mini game.

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"I set persistent debris to 0. What is this debris deletion you ask?"

...and if a piece had a probe core on it for extra torque (or temporary persistence), it gets ended from the tracking station.

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