an asteroid cluster to rendezvous with inside the rings of “tinerings”
the asteroids should be 1 kilometer wide, if you can do that without getting a spiky result 😆
the asteroids should orbit one big asteroid and have the smaller asteroids have sub-moons
maybe since cylero is very cold, like mars, “cy” could be part of “cryo” which is a very cold chamber to incapsulate humans on very long journeys. and there is a software engineering thingy called “lero” which might also contribute. but i think @OmniExplorationDivision has the best hypothesis in my opinion.
the fact that lero is a software engineering thing could be linked to the opportunity rover and spirit rover and all the other martian rovers because they needed to have artificial intelligence to land safely, which requires high quality software.
but then again maybe i’m too smart discovering all these coincidences
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)
google rocket images, try to replicate the image
you can use fuel tanks as cubelike or cylindrical accessories
strangely enough it can help to make the fuel tank have no texture and making your own with physical objects
get into orbit around droo
perform a gravity assist around luna or brigo, to accelerate fast enough to escape droo's gravity (optional, but more efficient)
place a burn node along your spacecraft's heliocentric orbit
the position and delta-v of the burn is highly dependent on your destination
gravity = G x (m ÷ d²) FORMULA SIMPLIFIED FOR YOUR PURPOSES
G is the universal gravitational constant (0.0000000000667430)
m is the mass of the planet
d is the radius of the planet
gravity is the gravity of the planet in meters per second squared (m/s²)
have the TWR be exactly 1 at all fuel levels (unless electric)
to accomplish such a burdensome task:
check thrust
check weight
the thrust must be slightly greater than the weight (because thrust and weight are basically the same and can be measured in newtons)
atmosphere and chamber pressure and fuel type and engine type will affect thrust
universal for all programming languages (pretty sure)
use the greater and less than signs when determining a range example if x < a and x > b then
where x is the number to compare, a and b are min and max, respectively
use an if statement to determine if the angle of the hinge (slider value) is greater than and less than min and max variables
if the hinge is floppy, you need to make a mechanism which limits the hinge, however it will disturb the physics
use the tinker panel to enlarge the part, then scale down the part (and vice versa for thinner inlets)
but that probably wasn't the answer you were looking for
to get a mod onto juno, go to the simplerockets website > content > mods and find one that you want
if you already have a mod, go to the juno game > menu > mods and you can enable/disable certain mods
how many times has the craft exploded during attempts to reach higher?
what celestial object are you launching from?
is the craft bursting from heat damage?
if the craft is very close to the sun, it will increase heat so much that it can glow or explode
hahaha! the game is not asking you to log in, it's telling you to access the devlog!
the devlog is a database for the developers of a software (specifically juno) to see how the computer responded to input. it can show errors, warnings, and other information. it is for debugging purposes, and firing special commands to skip the computer to a certain string of code
users of the software can sometimes access the devlog on certain software to help the developers debug it, but on juno you have to go to settings > controls > developer console
make sure you keep juno open when you receive the "loading save failed! Check log for more info" error
you should send a bug report after you check the log!
delta v determines how fast your spacecraft can go just after you run out of fuel, gravity assists don’t affect delta v
there is a tutorial on how to orbit, click the play button in the main menu and look for the orbit tutorial
well, fuel isn't weightless or massless, and removing some fuel after stage 1 will make the craft lighter and shift its center of mass the editor is calculating the mass/center of mass the exact moment the stage changed, which at that moment you would have probably spent some if not all of the fuel available in that stage
an asteroid cluster to rendezvous with inside the rings of “tinerings”
+2 3.4 years agothe asteroids should be 1 kilometer wide, if you can do that without getting a spiky result 😆
the asteroids should orbit one big asteroid and have the smaller asteroids have sub-moons
@Gen3ralInterstel1ar
+2 3.4 years agothanx
i’m surprised you read it all 😆
i adore theorizing!
maybe since cylero is very cold, like mars, “cy” could be part of “cryo” which is a very cold chamber to incapsulate humans on very long journeys. and there is a software engineering thingy called “lero” which might also contribute. but i think @OmniExplorationDivision has the best hypothesis in my opinion.
+2 3.4 years agothe fact that lero is a software engineering thing could be linked to the opportunity rover and spirit rover and all the other martian rovers because they needed to have artificial intelligence to land safely, which requires high quality software.
but then again maybe i’m too smart discovering all these coincidences
@Starborn
+2 3.4 years ago“vizzy love”? haha! good one
@YaMomzBox420
+2 3.4 years agoyes
people forget to upvote, no biggie
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)
+2 3.6 years ago@MrHindsight
+1 one year agoyou have to use the tinker panel 😭😭😭 (more specifically the hidden properties)
why would you?
+1 1.3 years agowait that’s a dumb question…it’s for experiment right?
also i don’t think you can block yourself-
which trick
+1 1.3 years agoit's not in the tinker panel
+1 1.4 years agogoogle rocket images, try to replicate the image
+1 1.4 years agoyou can use fuel tanks as cubelike or cylindrical accessories
strangely enough it can help to make the fuel tank have no texture and making your own with physical objects
@AK5Z
+1 1.4 years agoyes
it's called a kitrinian (kitrini is greek for yellow) and it lives on trappist 1f
@AK5Z
+1 1.5 years agobecause i love making aliens
get into orbit around droo
+1 1.5 years agoperform a gravity assist around luna or brigo, to accelerate fast enough to escape droo's gravity (optional, but more efficient)
place a burn node along your spacecraft's heliocentric orbit
the position and delta-v of the burn is highly dependent on your destination
gravity = G x (m ÷ d²) FORMULA SIMPLIFIED FOR YOUR PURPOSES
+1 1.5 years agoG is the universal gravitational constant (0.0000000000667430)
m is the mass of the planet
d is the radius of the planet
gravity is the gravity of the planet in meters per second squared (m/s²)
have the TWR be exactly 1 at all fuel levels (unless electric)
+1 1.5 years agoto accomplish such a burdensome task:
check thrust
check weight
the thrust must be slightly greater than the weight (because thrust and weight are basically the same and can be measured in newtons)
atmosphere and chamber pressure and fuel type and engine type will affect thrust
@Gen3ralInterstel1ar
important note
NEVER USE EQUAL SIGNS WHEN COMPARING NON-INTEGERS
universal for all programming languages (pretty sure)
+1 1.5 years agouse the greater and less than signs when determining a range
example if x < a and x > b then
where x is the number to compare, a and b are min and max, respectively
use an if statement to determine if the angle of the hinge (slider value) is greater than and less than min and max variables
+1 1.5 years agoif the hinge is floppy, you need to make a mechanism which limits the hinge, however it will disturb the physics
question 1 zenith should break the 5th wall
+1 1.6 years agoquestion 2 that's pure osmium or rusted silver
question 3 maybe
@LeMagicBaguette
+1 1.7 years agobruh you literally just need little boosters on the bottom of the capsule, like that one rocket that i can’t remember the name of
@JanusIndustries
+1 1.7 years agohow brave of you
yes please!
+1 1.8 years agoit is possible
+1 1.8 years agoin juno, access to the part scaling tool, and increase pinch (not pitch)
it should create a similar affect as shown in the screenshots
use the tinker panel to enlarge the part, then scale down the part (and vice versa for thinner inlets)
+1 1.8 years agobut that probably wasn't the answer you were looking for
make a furry in a spacesuit before i do!!!
+1 1.8 years agoyou need to save the changed planet, and the entire planetary system, as a fresh new universe
+1 1.8 years agoOMG I’VE BEEN WAITING FOREVER!
THANK YOU DEVS!!!
+1 1.8 years agospruce goose
+1 1.9 years agospacebar, or use translation mode
+1 1.9 years agochandrayaan
+1 1.9 years agopastel orange-pink
+1 1.9 years agoto get a mod onto juno, go to the simplerockets website > content > mods and find one that you want
+1 1.9 years agoif you already have a mod, go to the juno game > menu > mods and you can enable/disable certain mods
yes pwease
+1 1.9 years agoi’ve experienced the same thing when i try to make custom engine bells 😭
+1 1.9 years ago@LeMagicBaguette
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+1 1.9 years agohow many times has the craft exploded during attempts to reach higher?
+1 1.9 years agowhat celestial object are you launching from?
is the craft bursting from heat damage?
if the craft is very close to the sun, it will increase heat so much that it can glow or explode
it’s a crying emoticon
+1 2.0 years agoit should be common
T_T
+1 2.0 years agohahaha! the game is not asking you to log in, it's telling you to access the devlog!
+1 2.0 years agothe devlog is a database for the developers of a software (specifically juno) to see how the computer responded to input. it can show errors, warnings, and other information. it is for debugging purposes, and firing special commands to skip the computer to a certain string of code
users of the software can sometimes access the devlog on certain software to help the developers debug it, but on juno you have to go to settings > controls > developer console
make sure you keep juno open when you receive the "loading save failed! Check log for more info" error
you should send a bug report after you check the log!
do it
+1 2.0 years agodid you check the log?
+1 2.0 years agogot it
+1 2.0 years ago1 blepágos (greek for “blue ice”)
+1 2.0 years ago2 kratíres (greek for “craters”)
3 ygráifaísteia (greek for “wet volcanoes”)
4 chionómpala (greek for “snowball”)
thanks
nice! i love the juice mission
+1 2.0 years agodelta v determines how fast your spacecraft can go just after you run out of fuel, gravity assists don’t affect delta v
+1 2.0 years agothere is a tutorial on how to orbit, click the play button in the main menu and look for the orbit tutorial
copy nasa’s ideas
+1 2.0 years agoand do more gravity assists
@Insanity
+1 2.0 years agoi knew there was a button i just forgot how to describe it lol
make sure the thrust to weight ratio (TWR) is above 1
+1 2.1 years agoa TWR less than 1 will result in being not having enough thrust for liftoff
it should not drain fuel on 0 throttle, unless a fuel tank is decoupled by an interstage
+1 2.1 years agowell, fuel isn't weightless or massless, and removing some fuel after stage 1 will make the craft lighter and shift its center of mass
+1 2.1 years agothe editor is calculating the mass/center of mass the exact moment the stage changed, which at that moment you would have probably spent some if not all of the fuel available in that stage