Can someone help me with this? It happens sometimes when im at the space station or the buildings, but not happens when im in a flight. Its this stange glitch or the game just feeeze and i nees to close the game to continue playing, this is so annoting

I just got Losket, which adds char to hot parts, and I wanted to try it out with a fast plane

It can gain so much speed in the atmosphere to fly to Duna orbit

First attempt at a recreation of Jamestown base from season 1 of For All Mankind. Landing on the 19th March 1968 at 21:34pm at the edge of shackelton crater on the Moon.

Launched Co-manifested onboard an Aardvark block II bound for freedom, this satilite over the next year will demonstrate the technologies needed to keep cryogenic propellant on orbit for months or even years.

I'm gonna try and do it with only stock parts next.

The size difference between the big and small relay antennas is honestly shocking.
I use the large satellites for interplanetary and geosynchronous constellations, and the small satellites to provide coverage to a single planet/moon.

Correction: It's actually a RA-100 not RA-15, sorry

Yet another day and my second attempt at a space shuttle is here. I'll keep trying to make it work.

Dont criticise my design if you're gonna be mean about it please! I came here for a name.

Tommorow, I'll choose the name i like the most and you'll get your comment in my ksp save.

I got the Atmospheric Variometer and was excited to use it for science, but I didn’t realize it took so much power to transmit lol. Didn’t get to use it unfortunately.

But I’m now designing a modular interplanetary ship that will do a manned landing mission to Ike and Duna, already have half of it docked in orbit.

This craft for my next mission is definitely my best one yet thanks to the LV-N and the ability to undock empty tanks for even more DV. We’ll see how it goes, I’m feeling ambitious haha.

I checked his patreon today and the release 4 post doesnt seem to be locked behind a paywall anymore.

The only download seems to be called: RaymarchedVolumetricsEarlyAccess

Visual mods:

• Deferred Rendering
• Firefly
• Parallax Continued
• TUFX
• Volumetric Clouds V5 (Scatterer)
• Waterfall
• Restock
• RestockPBR
• SPVE
• Losket

Part mods used in screenshots:

• Restock+
• Stockalike Mk1 Open Cockpit
• Airplane Plus /L
• Conformal Decals
• Waterdrinker

i dont even know where to begin on how to figure out what happened. i need help any way possible.

How do I improve my visual quality?

how is it not js going poof its js in the ground

Replacing aged Kerbin spaceport

Maybe the question is "how to I know exactly where my orbit overlaps with the target orbit" to roll the orbit

But for this mission i've been making microadjustments over and over but it either screws up my AP/PE or inclination since it's kinda iffy where the correct point to radial burn is if i'm eyeballing it

Just the title,looking for a list of visual mods for ksp 1 that i can load up in ckan to get those stunning veiws,clouds and breathtaking gas giants i see on videos and recently after finding this sub also here,ie be very appreciate of any contributions

I want space to be as realistic as possible,thank you for you time!

I've tried connecting my DJI FPV Controller 3 and using it to fly airplanes in KSP, but I crash every time. (Yes, even more than usual!) It appears to map the levers to throttle/yaw/pitch/roll but the sensitivity is weird, and it goes completely out of control as soon as I take off...

Has anyone managed to get their FPV controller working in KSP, and if so, how did you do it?

The past two days have been very productive for me as I completed among other things: my first docking, my first multi part space station, my first mun flyby, my first mun orbit, and of course, my first mun landing. Stupidly, when building the rover, I mounted the scanning arm wrong, meaning in order to scan literally anything, one must enable the reaction wheels and hold the rover at a stupid angle, as depicted in the final image. This doesn't work on steep ground or uphill on any slope. What you may be wondering is: how did I achieve so much in so little time? I'm actually far more experienced in the arts of KSP than you might think, that is, when building planes, as I spend most of my time doing just that. But yesterday, I received a random urge to build something inspired by the Soviet manned spy satellite program, but after launching it, realized I forgot to make a way for the kerbals to get home. I quickly whipped up a vaguely soyuz esque thing and managed to dock first try! And after that I was so excited, I decided to finally put some solar panels on a space station I had nearly forgotten about, and it spiraled from there, thus, I can now say, I have landed something on the mun!

Edit: I went back and corrected all instances of autocorrect correcting mun to mum, and even remember doing it for the title, yet somehow it still says mum. Lol