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[braxtoncox]

What is this?

it is my discord server, i thought it would be usefull for sfs players

 

[GuHP20]

it is my discord server, i thought it would be usefull for sfs players

You can't share Servers here.

 

[TtTOtW]

You've posted it numerous times. That's spam. @Danny Batten @Gecko Gekkota @Bananas @Aiden somebody give him a 2 point warning for spam. He just doesn't learn.

 

[Danny Batten]

You've posted it numerous times. That's spam. @Danny Batten @Gecko Gekkota @Bananas @Aiden somebody give him a 2 point warning for spam. He just doesn't learn.

On it

 

[Earlmilly1]

View attachment 9111 its my early moon rocket

Umm… this can go farther than the eagle heavy. Great build, definitely moon ready!

 

[GuHP20]

View attachment 9111 its my early moon rocket

I recomend you to put a separator under your Command Capsule,so it will have less mass to land on Earth.

 

[Lukapower]

I will use that tip ,tanks

 

[Lukapower]

I'm beginning a space station now

 

[Lukapower]

And I've built a new rocket for the moon

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

But the Frontier engine simply doesn't have enough thrust to be any good for a main core of that size.

I call bullshit on that one since the Ariane 5 is designed with a low thrust hydrogen engine as her core. My Ariane 5 uses a single frontier at the core and titans as SRBs on the sides. Basically the boosters are used as sustainers just like the real Ariane rocket, and drop off when the core stage have burnt enough fuel to reach a sustainable TWR. Then it will continue her way into space.

 

[Lukapower]

Nice

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

Also, its ISP is too high. So while it is proportionally closer to correct, it just doesn't work in SFS. The fuel will last way too long to be anywhere near realistic.

Nonsense! The Ariane I built that uses a single frontier core stage and titan boosters on each side worked perfectly as a geostationary launch platform! Frontier's performance is just enough.

 

[SupremeDorian]

I call bullshit on that one since the Ariane 5 is designed with a low thrust hydrogen engine as her core. My Ariane 5 uses a single frontier at the core and titans as SRBs on the sides. Basically the boosters are used as sustainers just like the real Ariane rocket, and drop off when the core stage have burnt enough fuel to reach a sustainable TWR. Then it will continue her way into space.
View attachment 9263

I am well aware of this, it's just painfully slow to get into orbit once the boosters are seperated. At least in my experience. This game could use a little bit of physical time warp.

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

I am well aware of this, it's just painfully slow to get into orbit once the boosters are seperated. At least in my experience. This game could use a little bit of physical time warp.

The most efficient paths require the upmost patience. Maybe I am used to KSP RSS/RO, since each launch takes around 15 - 30 minutes.

 

[SupremeDorian]

The most efficient paths require the upmost patience. Maybe I am used to KSP RSS/RO, since each launch takes around 15 - 30 minutes.

True, but I think you can agree that this game needs at least some physical time warp.

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

it's just painfully slow to get into orbit once the boosters are seperated

It's a space game, not "I need to get home before dinner or my mum's gonna spank me in the arse so hard I have to sit on my baby sister's arm float for the rest of the week"

Point is, never rush a space mission. I usually code a launch in KSP in KoS, launch, and go take a crap. Or in SFS, I play the game while I take a crap, or when I do homework. Just launch, point the rocket at a specific angle of attack, and do some math problems.

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

True, but I think you can agree that this game needs at least some physical time warp.

For me? No.
For you? I don't want to know.

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

For me? No.
For you? I don't really care.

The reason I don't use launch warp in KSP is because I have real engines mod installed, basically, the engines have realistic failures anytime throughout the launch.

 

[TtTOtW]

Nonsense! The Ariane I built that uses a single frontier core stage and titan boosters on each side worked perfectly as a geostationary launch platform! Frontier's performance is just enough.

Not when you build it exactly to size, with only half a meter variance on any dimension due to build limitations.

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

Not when you build it exactly to size, with only half a meter variance on any dimension due to build limitations.

Isn't my build already to size?

 

[TtTOtW]

Isn't my build already to size?

No. One small block in the build grid is half a meter. Now go check your sizes quickly and you'll see your rocket is scaled down.

 

[TtTOtW]

The core is 5.5m in diameter, so I used a 12w core (6m).

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

We'll see to it.

 

[8BitCosmonaut]

done

 

[TtTOtW]

done

Can I see?