SpaceX Starship (Automated)

Definitely not done, but there has been a lot of work done to the script on both vehicles. SuperHeavy is now massively more capable than it was on the previous vehicle, capable of autonomously controlling itself down to a soft splashdown in the ocean. You will need to switch to control it, though, and despite both vehicles having different scripts, one of them will inevitably be lost due to the 10 kilometre physics range.Starship is capable of a gentle re-entry and landing burn, although I will admit I haven't tested this, yet. Oh, and I painted the hot-staging ring. Other than that, there's really no difference aesthetically since last time. I do hope to add Stage Zero soon, but it's going to be a complex thing to make.Anyway, activation groups:AG1: Fwd FlapsAG2: Aft Flaps
AG3: SH Centre Engines/Starship Vacuum Engines
AG4: SH Middle Engine Ring/Starship SL EnginesAG5: OLM Launch Release ClampsAG6: Payload Bay Door (Starship)AG7: Auto-Orbit / Auto-Land from OrbitAG8: Starship Landing Legs / SH Outer Engine RingAG9: SuperHeavy Grid Fin ActuatorsAG10: RCS ThrustersAnd slider assignments:
Slider 1: Fwd FlapsSlider 2: Aft Flaps
Slider 3: Unassigned
Slider 4: Unassigned

Grid Fins react to pitch, yaw, and roll automagically. SuperHeavy will also return without being told, provided you follow it the vehicle will descent and light all of its engines on cue. Starship, however, has to be told, as it will place itself into a stable orbit. Press 7 after its insertion burn to tell it to return to the ground. If you wish, you can also perform a manual re-entry and landing. Just don't press 7 after orbital insertion and use the typical manual controls. Pull sliders 1 and 2 up to control the flaps, the pitch must be precise to avoid burning up. Aim to gain a bit of lift, but keep the nose trimmed into a forward angle of attack.