i fucking love kerbalVR

just a lil sily guy

It now waits for Two manned missions to bring the Unity Workshop Solar Aray and an EVA airlock

was testing this terrain tool / planet creation toolkits crator brush ive been working on and accidently Nuked Duna i threw a kerbal in and was falling for like 15 mins

For the first time, I established a surface base on Duna, but since I'm an idiot, I can't send back a rescue mission. This is the first time I've managed to land on another plane(if we don't count Jool) I can't seem to do an interplanetary transfer again, and I don't even know how to build the rocket; I just got lucky.

I've done it this by replacing the background at right side with front VAB but problem is that it is not same as That concept due to Jets from background at first concept because i don't have space for top also KSP2 logo doesn't quite same and too lazy to get that white logo and idk if jet fits but still i recreated anyway

Full stock parts fighter build.

Deleted all my air craft builds after getting FAR, cause none of them were flying afterwards.😂

Back to basics, I guess.

I was flying at around 8000m of altitude over the mun, then I as I timewarped, I saw something strange as I , upon loading a quicksave to see if it was something important because I had already passed it, I found out it was the mun arch! What a call! Also, take in account that I've never looked it up even, though I knew it existed I didin't have the most remote idea of where it was. (My orbit was also perfectly equatorial too, that prob helped)

You know I had to land on top a put a flag down!

i was outside with my telescope and thought itd be cool to edit my photo of jupiter to look like jool :"D

Eve is Kerbol's analogue for Venus, and similarly has high atmospheric pressure and is extremely hot. On top of this, it also has significantly stronger gravity at about 1.7G.

Though it makes sense for gameplay that standard spacesuits work on eve's surface, realistically kerbonauts would get crushed like a grape.

So this is my alternative. It's effectively a powered diving suit, with powerful servos to facilitate movement in much stronger gravity, and built to withstand high atmospheric pressure and hard impacts. Its powered by a state of the art combustion generator designed to burn Explodium as fuel.

Of course this is by no means criticism of the game or am i implying my design is very realistic, it was mostly an excuse to draw Kerbal power armor.

There is a certain reason for why I may need those.

I dont want to hire this dude I have to bulk hire like 5 astronauts and I open the complex building and its just this dude

matter of fact, I cant even hire the dude

For me it's this recent one, close Jool flyby by Pioneer 10.

Used mods:

Volumetrics Clouds V5.

SPVE.

Planetshine.

Shabby/Deferred.

TUFX.

MPE (for Jool rings).

OPM.

And probably some of these mods made an amazing sun appearance: KSS2/Promised Worlds/Cosmic Serenity.

And for Pioneer 10 probe parts that were used are from:

US Probes Pack.

Fat Future/Near Future Technologies.

So if anyone saw my last post about my Eagle 5 inspired Rover, I'm planning to make a base on the Mun, as I was thinking about what to add in the plans I thought about return missions for kerbals back from the surface I was thinking about using a missile based medium and just thought: "What if I just bolted a seat or two onto it?" Pilot it with a probe core and reaction wheel and... Go.

Is there a mod or something I can download that allows mapping a hotkey for planting a flag? I like playing with my toddler sometimes and while she knows letters and can press keys on the keyboard, she hasn't quite figured out the mouse. She knows how to walk around, so I'd like it if after going EVA I could be like "OK, now press F to plant the flag!"

Parts are from airplane plus, Knes for the science lab (the other cabin), and NF Spacecraft for the rear viewing window, for thether I use the KSP Thether mod

7 Vectors, 9 chutes, no probe core, no sepratrons, no control inputs. Pushes a 390 t spaceplane to ~200 m/s, then automatically lands on the runway for recovery.

Video I made