Is someone currently working on a delta-v map?

@eonn44 Droo's atmosphere is actually a little over 100KM up. However, going above 60KM during Re-entry is not super effective anyways.

@jacksawild I was wondering this as well.

@jacksawild ok, thanks for the info.

@eonn44 IIRC to calculate the delta v for hohmann transfers to other bodies orbiting the sun you use the vis viva equation and solve the series of two body problems. Droo, Sun and Target. To do this we need the SOI radius of the planets for a patched conics estimation and I'm not sure where to get this ouside of the devs telling us or us experimenting. I believe it was experimentation which got it done in KSP.

after digging around, I found what I believe to be the planets' radii in the file location \AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimpleRockets 2\UserData\SolarSystems_default_
from there I found the planets' radii, orbits, atmospheric information (although no height of the atmosphere, but I tested that height to be about 60k up thanks to the "you can't timewarp in atmosphere")
here is some of the information on droo for one:
surface gravity: 9.798
radius: 1,274,200 meters
mass: you have to calculate this one, but it's 2.383561897×10^23

  using the formula F=(G*M_p*M_2) / (r^2)
        this simplifies down to g = (G*M_p)/(r^2), then you solve for M_p
        M_p= (g*r^2)/G 
        where:
        M_p = mass of planet
        g= gravitational acceleration (9.798)
        r= radius of the planet (1274200)
        G= newton's gravitational constant (6.674×10^ -11)

I retrieved this from https://hypertextbook.com/facts/2002/SamanthaDong2.shtml if I made a mistake in my math here.
here is a link to a graph I made in desmos to help calculate this https://www.desmos.com/calculator/wmh0dhdu57

I haven't found any in game.

Is there any planet info around? Orbits, radii, mass, atmospheres?

I guess I could dig around in the files.

lol

I'll make one myself when dV readouts are in the game :D