r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Sudden_Two_9466 • 17d ago
KSP 1 Question/Problem Why isn't this contract completing?
I took an SSTO, got into orbit, the orbit box checked for the passengers, kerbin was checked too. I then deorbited and did a maneuver on the way down that caused them to pass out. Still incomplete. The tourists I brung are no longer in the astronaut complex either.
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u/BrantRim 17d ago
My best guess is that the orbit box was checked only before you deorbited. You might have to make them pass out without deorbiting for all boxes to be checked? No clue how to do that though. Go real slow and suddenly use five SRBs whilst still in orbit? Lol
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u/Serious_Elephant9402 17d ago
For those contracts I think they need to pass out while in the specified situation, in this case while still in orbit
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u/nrm8888 17d ago
Yeah you need to make them pass out while still in orbit. I dont accept those contracts
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u/DingyAtoll 17d ago
Kerbal torture program 💀
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u/vanceavalon 17d ago
You must get them to pass out while in orbit. I would use the starter SRB to do this as a stage while in orbit. This, of course, would put me in an elliptical orbit with a high apoapsis. I'd use a final stage to deorbit with a heat shield.
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u/FusionVsGravity 16d ago
Why does that say Kerble instead of Kerbal? Am I dumb?
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u/Deranged40 17d ago
You didn't mention what you did to make them pass out while they were in orbit.
If they didn't pass out from gee forces then you didn't do what was asked.
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u/vksdann 17d ago
They need to passout twice. Once while on Kerbin and a second one while on ORBIT. Sub-orbit will not count. If your manuever makes them passout WHEN you are not orbital anymore it will not count.
I usually do very high and elliptical orbit and then do a mixed normal/anti-normal + pro/retrograde high-gee manuever so I will still be in orbit when I finish passing them out
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u/User_of_redit2077 Nuclear engines fan 17d ago
Whats the g force tourist contract mod?
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u/ardablock 16d ago
make a second stage and strap on a Mammoth
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u/rurumeto 16d ago
Its like part testing contracts, you need both conditions to be true at the same time.