@SeeyaTheFurry dont you just hate it when the quads just decide too ǰ̸͎͍͖̥̞̯͓̩͇̼͗͆ͣ̊̿̒͋ͮ͜͠į̴̵̛̜̳͙̜̠̮̥͓̟͚͙͖̺̩͉͍ͣ̎̂̅ͫ̋ͤ͊͐͒ͩ̌́͆̎͝͞͡͝͡k̵ͭg̷̷̡̛̛̙̫̭͙̗̗̫̠̣̹̯͉͊̇̔ͬ͆͌̂ͬ͌́̑́̾́̍͡n̸̵̵̡̡̛̠͕̝̗̣̬̖͉̠̹͉͉̦̗̣̠̈ͯͮ́ͦ͊ͤ̋͂̾̎͒ͯ̎͋̔ͪ͗͝͞e̸̢̧̨̝̼̩͈̘̳̒̎́ͥ̑ͥ̎̆̉ͧ̂̍͑̄̌̎̌̚͜͟͞͞͝j̧̡̛̫̖͕̘̩͚̘̻̥̑ͭ͋̊ͭͮ́̀ͥ̂ͭ̋̿̒ͬͮ̈̀̍̊̊̓̀ͪͭ͘̕͢͟͟͞͞͠͝͠ȩ̶̶̡̙̳̰͖̝͋ͮ͂ͫͪ͒̾ͭ̕g̨̖͖̃̂̎͐͠_̼̦̔ǰ̴̷̷̨̧͕̣̳̠͕̯̰̼̦̪̈́͐͗̇ͩ͋ͣ̌̿͌̇̍͐̾̉̚......
@heitorM you can edit the orbit on computer by editing the support file.
for instance:
in File Explorer go to
C:\Users\YOUR COMPUTER USER NAME\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimpleRockets 2\UserData\CelestialDatabase\PlanetarySystems
find the XML file of the system you want to edit, then open the file with Word Pad. ill show a bunch of information.
Just find the planet you want to edit. In my case I had to edit the Semi Major Axis of the planet. after you made the change, press save and exit. The file should be changed.
@heitorM one other thing I just want to say is how mind bogglingly huge a light year is, you cant comprehend it, im also working on an interstellar system (you can probably guess which system im working on from the planets ive made recently.) and from this post you can can see the scale. The funny thing is that that orbit is just the orbit of Proxima C around its parent stars, and that is tiny compared to the full distance. Just an insane thought ive wanted to share.
There are some problems with having multiple stars in one "planet system" that is that the planets will always receive light from the base parent sun. All the planets will have a day side facing the system parent star, instead of their own star.
One solution that i've thought about is putting all the orbits of all the stars and planets on the same plane, so that the planets from other systems wont receive light from the north or south poles, and just pretend that the dayside is facing the correct star. (its janky but I don't know of a better way)
Still id love to see this system be complete, its really ambitious.
@TomKerbal I tried doing that. I made an account, uploaded an image to it and copied the Image link and pasted it into the ![ Hello World ] frame you provided.
@urownpersonalgod i ended up just placing ~200 decouplers to get the fuel transfer speeds needed, it was a cursed and sub-optimal way of doing it but it worked.
@Majakalona tug
+1 8 months ago@KirRu oh, good to know.
+1 8 months ago@Spitty okay, that makes more sense.
8 months agolooks nice. Also does it have 4 engines!?
8 months agoyeah The N1 used grid fins on the first stage to control roll
8 months agoyou can use the cellular noise with the distance divide mode. With some fractal domain warps the noise can look good.
+1 8 months ago@Majakalona yeah, they import custom images into the game files
+1 8 months agolike a flag in KSP
+4 8 months agothe 'off topic' tag does not excuse using the forums for advertisements.
+1 8 months agoyou can do:
(Wait until fuel [stage] = 0)
(activate stage)
that should be enough
9 months agoIve seen forum posts that were just advertising stuff.
+4 9 months ago@Toinkove I had that too, validating the game's files deleted all the planets that i downloaded from the website.
9 months agohaving actual clouds instead of the flat cubemap texture we currently have would be great.
9 months agoi wonder if some mods will be incorporated into the base game. Like some of the stock crafts.
9 months ago@Spitty it maybe was an eclipse.... but juno could have collapsed and formed a black hole
9 months agoThat second to last pic reminded me of spaghetti for some unknown reason.
9 months ago🤔
9 months agoSo I heard ya liked gas giants....
10 months agoVersion 1.3? Next month!?
+8 10 months agoI have space engine and it was fun for a bit but it got boring after playing for a while.
+1 10 months agoI love how Cerratrune looks!
+1 10 months agonice sketch
10 months ago@Hyperant Yeah i thought so too, still wanted to make sure though.
10 months ago@HorizonsTechnologies I was never in Kansas, but I sure am not in Kansas right now lol.
10 months ago@Hyperant alright then.
11 months ago@Hyperant like what? the stars orbiting each other? I have a barycenter planet that the stars orbit around.
11 months ago@SeeyaTheFurry dont you just hate it when the quads just decide too ǰ̸͎͍͖̥̞̯͓̩͇̼͗͆ͣ̊̿̒͋ͮ͜͠į̴̵̛̜̳͙̜̠̮̥͓̟͚͙͖̺̩͉͍ͣ̎̂̅ͫ̋ͤ͊͐͒ͩ̌́͆̎͝͞͡͝͡k̵ͭg̷̷̡̛̛̙̫̭͙̗̗̫̠̣̹̯͉͊̇̔ͬ͆͌̂ͬ͌́̑́̾́̍͡n̸̵̵̡̡̛̠͕̝̗̣̬̖͉̠̹͉͉̦̗̣̠̈ͯͮ́ͦ͊ͤ̋͂̾̎͒ͯ̎͋̔ͪ͗͝͞e̸̢̧̨̝̼̩͈̘̳̒̎́ͥ̑ͥ̎̆̉ͧ̂̍͑̄̌̎̌̚͜͟͞͞͝j̧̡̛̫̖͕̘̩͚̘̻̥̑ͭ͋̊ͭͮ́̀ͥ̂ͭ̋̿̒ͬͮ̈̀̍̊̊̓̀ͪͭ͘̕͢͟͟͞͞͠͝͠ȩ̶̶̡̙̳̰͖̝͋ͮ͂ͫͪ͒̾ͭ̕g̨̖͖̃̂̎͐͠_̼̦̔ǰ̴̷̷̨̧͕̣̳̠͕̯̰̼̦̪̈́͐͗̇ͩ͋ͣ̌̿͌̇̍͐̾̉̚......
+3 11 months ago@SeeyaTheFurry thanks.
+2 11 months agoThats neat, never thought of making their orbits exactly alike but just 180 degrees apart.
11 months ago@heitorM lol is it even an orbit at that point?
11 months ago@heitorM thats a real life light year. I wonder what that would be in juno scales.
11 months ago@heitorM the semi major axis for a light year is... Uhh...... 9.460,000,000,000,000 meters. 9.46 trillion kilometers.
11 months ago@heitorM edit the system file, I have the instructions on the forum post.
11 months ago@Hyperant yep
11 months ago@heitorM you can edit the orbit on computer by editing the support file.
for instance:
in File Explorer go to
C:\Users\YOUR COMPUTER USER NAME\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimpleRockets 2\UserData\CelestialDatabase\PlanetarySystems
find the XML file of the system you want to edit, then open the file with Word Pad. ill show a bunch of information.
Just find the planet you want to edit. In my case I had to edit the Semi Major Axis of the planet. after you made the change, press save and exit. The file should be changed.
+1 11 months ago@heitorM one other thing I just want to say is how mind bogglingly huge a light year is, you cant comprehend it, im also working on an interstellar system (you can probably guess which system im working on from the planets ive made recently.) and from this post you can can see the scale. The funny thing is that that orbit is just the orbit of Proxima C around its parent stars, and that is tiny compared to the full distance. Just an insane thought ive wanted to share.
11 months agoThere are some problems with having multiple stars in one "planet system" that is that the planets will always receive light from the base parent sun. All the planets will have a day side facing the system parent star, instead of their own star.
One solution that i've thought about is putting all the orbits of all the stars and planets on the same plane, so that the planets from other systems wont receive light from the north or south poles, and just pretend that the dayside is facing the correct star. (its janky but I don't know of a better way)
Still id love to see this system be complete, its really ambitious.
+1 11 months agomaybe a good idea for a mod.
one year ago@Antares0 I only plan on building ships with my mods, sorry.
1.1 years ago@TomKerbal Finally! it worked. Thanks for the help.
+1 1.2 years ago@TomKerbal any better now?
1.2 years ago@TomKerbal yeah, I cant place images in the description section when I upload a craft.
1.2 years ago@TomKerbal hmm..
1.2 years ago@TomKerbal I tried doing that. I made an account, uploaded an image to it and copied the Image link and pasted it into the ![ Hello World ] frame you provided.
does test 2 work?
1.2 years ago@TomKerbal I tried doing it in this post. Is the image working? It just looks like a small file thingy for me.
1.2 years ago@urownpersonalgod i ended up just placing ~200 decouplers to get the fuel transfer speeds needed, it was a cursed and sub-optimal way of doing it but it worked.
+1 1.2 years agothanks man
1.3 years ago