Has anyone else noticed this?

[SuperWeegee4000]

VAB landing gear suspension!

[stringyquark]

I have often used the floor of the hanger to test my suspension. The suspension will compress until you make it clip through the floor.

I like to use it when I make the rear wheels higher then the front for a nose up effect while rolling down the runway.

Think it has been this way for a while.

[hobbsyoyo]

Is this only for the spaceplane hangar or does it work for rocket landers in the VAB as well?

[Brotoro]

Well... that could be useful. Thank you. Have some kerbal snacks.

[Giggleplex777]

The suspension works over parts too.

[NASI Director]

I thought it was awesome when I found this out a while back, which is what I use to test my gear to see if one set is lower or not.

[Brotoro]

Do the new landing legs compress like this as well?

[Giggleplex777]

Do the new landing legs compress like this as well?

They're retraced, so probably no.

[Kerbol Prime]

This is new...small but useful addition!

[Brotoro]

They're retraced, so probably no.

Ah, yes. Goofy me.

[RocketPilot573]

Well this is... odd...

[DisarmingBaton5]

Are you building a seaplane? You may want to use fuselages instead of tanks for the pontoons.

[Dooz]

Well yes i used it to test my landing gear for probes

[Kerbol Prime]

Are you building a seaplane? You may want to use fuselages instead of tanks for the pontoons.

It looks like the fuel feeds the engines. I suppose he will add pontoons later on????????

[AmpsterMan]

Wow didn't even know this was a thing. Kudos sir!

[Lojik]

Awesome, its such a small thing but I did not even think to see if the suspension would work while in the SPH, Thanks

[Giggleplex777]

I've noticed his since 0.18 (probably even earlier).

[KerbMav]

Have you ever walked a Kerbal under the new landing legs?

[SuperWeegee4000]

Actually, I wanted to have it look like a sort of cargo aircraft, with the "pontoons" as the engines. Actually, that gives me an idea for a PBY-inspired build....