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    This mod has different engine nozzles and different propellant

    3.5 years ago
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    You can also access it using xml

    3.5 years ago
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    Yes, decrease the part size and make it match the surrounding parts nicely, there’s a limit of 12 meters in diameter. Remember to turn off auto resize and disconnect the gyroscope with the parts you want to connect it to. This works with making fuel tanks denser to store more fuel

    3.5 years ago
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    @TweedleAerospace I think Roblox is a thousand times worse than the SimpleRockets 2 community website

    3.5 years ago
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    You have to click/tap the craft in flight and the little window will tell you the craft ID

    3.5 years ago
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    @Chtite451SR2 oh, never knew that

    3.5 years ago
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    Don’t follow me it’s kinda creepy

    3.5 years ago
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    How to remove clouds or a biome

    It might be hard to explain without images, but to remove the clouds you first must go to the “clouds” container or whatever and select a noise element for the clouds. Then go to “planet brush map” in the noise editor window and turn off “map ignore”. Then click the paint brush icon in the row of buttons on the left and select “clouds” in the planet brush menu. Then click “edit map” or something and change the value to 0 and paint the whole map black, when you finish painting it black then you click “save changes” and close the planet brush map menu, it rebuilds
    automatically when you do. Now your clouds are gone

    3.5 years ago
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    @Chtite451SR2 do you mean automatic teller machine or atmosphere?

    3.5 years ago
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    I need to know more because that’s ridiculous

    3.5 years ago
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    @NebulaSpaceAgency @Zenithspeed @Staticalliam7 @ChalxAerospace @DrexxVolv

    The planet may be in the habitable zone, but it might not have an atmosphere or water or the right amount of oxygen

    +1 3.5 years ago
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    Try the following

    • Land 1 - 5 kilometers from the launch pad, take off and tilt your craft towards the landing pad and back up again and down and up to hover your way to the desired location, I assume 10 meters per second is a safe horizontal speed.

    • Orbit very close to the surface but not in the atmosphere and direct your orbit to the estimated location according to the rotational speed of the planet, if you aren’t accurate enough then use a plane and glide to the location in a dense atmosphere, if there’s no atmosphere then tilt the craft to the location and go up and down avoiding the ground to hover. This is in my opinion the easiest way to land precisely on something.

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    Does it matter if you’re 1 year off?

    3.5 years ago
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    why are you upset??? is your value decreasing??? 10k is a good value of points

    3.5 years ago
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    I prefer sticking with SimpleRockets 2 rather than creating floaty things

    3.5 years ago
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    congrats, everyone has that

    3.5 years ago
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    @FelixFan1 oh ok

    +1 3.5 years ago
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    @2ASTRONAUT2

    no

    lol

    3.5 years ago
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    @FelixFan1 maybe stop following me and I stop following you and we can update each other from commenting on each other’s forums

    3.5 years ago
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    @FelixFan1 following less content might help

    3.5 years ago
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    @oganLive @FelixFan1

    see what I mean? this website is going at the speed of light!

    +1 3.5 years ago
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    The celestial bodies are now being uploaded

    3.5 years ago
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    i Am sO eXciTeD

    3.5 years ago
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    @Charles3540 So can the Droods survive COVID-19?

    3.5 years ago
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    @Charles3540 the explode button is an option when you click on a part in flight. It makes them explode

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    @Charles3540 describe a drood what is a DROOD

    3.5 years ago
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    @Probreyene I get that you’re super sensitive, I get that way most of the time. But I explain what is bothering me and usually i feel a bit better

    +1 3.5 years ago
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    @Probreyene very pog, but, do you know what pog means?

    3.5 years ago
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    That was fast…you guys are speed coders

    3.5 years ago
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    @TitanIncorporated

    the heck is a drood

    3.5 years ago
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    Oh, I get it now

    smart

    3.5 years ago
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    @DrexxVolv

    WHAT?! WHY?!

    3.5 years ago
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    It didn’t work, how embarrassing 😆

    3.5 years ago
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    If you want a catalog of all the stars in the galaxy with confirmed planets and look at them in 3D, [click or tap here] (https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/eyes-on-exoplanets/#/)

    3.5 years ago
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    So the outline thing

    • Test

    3.5 years ago
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    Let me try,

    it works!

    3.5 years ago
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    I guess so, @FelixFan1

    +1 3.5 years ago
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    Hey @LieutenantSOT2, since you’re new here, I can tell you how to have realistic lighting. Go to settings > quality enable image effects, and turn on “High Dynamic Range”, this makes bright objects, such as the sun or a light or the reflection of the sun, have glare depending on if the rocket has a shiny appearance (silver, white, glow in the dark, etc)

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    Apparently not

    3.5 years ago
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    That’s why we need floating cities for Tydos and Urados, and all the starports possible

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    No wonder they have rockets 😆

    3.5 years ago
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    They pressure and heat will kill them first

    3.5 years ago
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    But then again if they fall to hard their heart will likely explode due to a sudden pressure spike when they “land”

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    You have a good point, but I think that is from them having squishy flesh and organs giving them the ability to absorb most impacts better than bulky rocket parts, which further suggests that they are human

    3.5 years ago
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    Thank you very much, @ChalxAerospace!

    +3 3.5 years ago
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    Andrew, how do make a forum in the SimpleRockets 2 website?

    3.5 years ago
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    E P I C C C C C

    3.9 years ago
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    Hey guys? Did you know that Droo is about the size of Mars? Yeah! SimpleRockets 2 is about half the scale of our solar system!

    3.9 years ago
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    WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO DROO?!

    4.1 years ago