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Many bugfixes by Nathan (NathanKell) and the other developers We already showcased a few of the parts that Chris has been working on lately, namely a Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) analogue, an overhauled Mk1 Cockpit, overhauled versions of the Basic Jet Engine, Turbo Jet Engine, Mk1 Fuselage, Mk1 Structural Fuselage and Mk1 Intake. New, and Overhauled Parts by Chris (Porkjet) Radiators, the ISRU and RTGs are all getting a bit of attention from Bob! Notably, the radiators can now be hotter than the parts they’re cooling, allowing for active refrigeration, the ISRU’s core now heats separately from its skin, and the RTGs now generate appropriate amounts of heat (though we cannot recommend using them as heaters). The more spacecraft are in orbit, the higher the chances are you will run into one of these new contracts. To accomplish this a new system was created that detects and creates contracts for existing vessels.

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What then will be included in update 1.0.5?Ĭontextual contracts aims to turn contracts into a more cohesive experience. That update, is Kerbal Space Program 1.0.5. This past week then, our production team - Ted and Max (Maxmaps) - sat down with everyone involved: developers, executive producers, artists, community people, and discussed the possibility of releasing the complete features sooner, in a separate update. As we continued with the work it became clear that some things would be done on schedule while the engine update seemed to be in an eternal state of “just one or two more weeks”. Those of you who have been following our devnotes over the past few weeks will have noticed that we ran into more work than we initially anticipated with the Unity 5 update. I have a rocket with four boosters attached - to each of the boosters is attached two boosters, the outer most 8 boosters fire, then the four boosters and finally the center rocket - they all jettison correctly, but it took a bit of tinkering with the stage fire order to do that.We bet the title of this week’s devnotes caught your attention, and for a good reason! If you need more stages, add more decouplers to give yourself another stage to move things around in. There is a side coupler that attaches to the sides of rockets, it detaches when that stage is ditched. Yes, you can do that, but you will have to manually set where what is going to fire in the order stack, because the order that it picks usually isn't correct.

I can't help but think of making the most hilariously unsymmetrical rocket I can manage that will still take off and not simply flip over and crash.ĭoes anyone know if lateral stages are implemented at all, or does it only support vertical stages? (Example: Six rockets around the barrel of a larger rocket, when the outer rockets run out of fuel, they jettison and the inner, bigger rocket fires) Right now, I'm waiting for my kerbalnauts to return to their planet from 1200 some km above it.

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I've really been enjoying this so far and am looking for the full release whenever that comes to pass. Bill, Bob and Jebediah's reactions to everything do not help at all in this regard. I've been laughing so hard at some of the disasters I've caused, I'd have tears in my eyes. There is only a couple of modules right now to build a rocket out of, but that actually doesn't stop you from building something relatively insane. All while bill and bob scream bloody murder down in the lower right hand corner of your screen. Not only do you have design a rocket that can fly correctly, you'll also need to be able to pilot it. It usually ends in a glorious catastrophic failure instead. The goal is to get the kerbals to space and back. What is it? You must build a rocket to send the kerbal astronauts into space.

But the crew behind it seem pretty enthusiastic about this game.

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