DeltaV calculator for SFS 1.35

[Timmy]

Chances are, no one uses 1.35 anymore except me but I wanted to share this as a resource for anyone curious.
For single stages its margin of error is 40m/s. For two stages the margin is 70-ish m/s, not sure really. Tell me if you find anything thats wrong with it, or if my math is bad.
Instructions are in the spreadsheet.

DeltaV Calculator

Also, you could use it for other versions of SFS but you need to change the values of each part.

 

[Horus Lupercal]

Visually not a bad effort.

You'll be surprised, there are quite a few people here that play 1.35 still

The sheet is locked for editing though.

 

[Timmy]

The sheet is locked for editing though.

Yeah, I want the original preserved, you can make a copy for yourself though.

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Chances are, no one uses 1.35 anymore except me but I wanted to share this as a resource for anyone curious.
For single stages its margin of error is 40m/s. For two stages the margin is 70-ish m/s, not sure really. Tell me if you find anything thats wrong with it, or if my math is bad.
Instructions are in the spreadsheet.

DeltaV Calculator

Also, you could use it for other versions of SFS but you need to change the values of each part.

Oh, this is interesting. And don’t think you are the only one. I only use 1.35 too, and there are several people who still use it too. 1.35 is the superior update.

 

[Timmy]

1.35 is the superior update.

hehe, I use it because its on PC. Playing a space game on a tiny phone screen is not for me, especially with the imprecision of a fat finger.

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Playing a space game on a tiny phone screen is not for me, especially with the imprecision of a fat finger.

I feel your pain. But what made me move to 1.35 is all the bugs in 1.5 and the constant crashes. I could barely play it, it crashed every 5 minutes. 1.35 I can play it with 8 GB or RAM, so no lag even near immense stuff.

 

[Altaïr]

That's some very detailed stuff, there's obviously a lot of work that went into it.
There are still some 1.35 players here and there, I'm sure they will appreciate

 

[Horus Lupercal]

For single stages its margin of error is 40m/s. For two stages the margin is 70-ish m/s, not sure really

That'll be the specific impulse is off slightly. There shouldn't be a margin if it's maths. Aside from that, the calculations look sound and the cells all point to the right places.
The only bug I can see is that if there isn't a number (as in, there isn't a zero etc) in all the engines section for the stages, the delta velocity does something nuts

 

[JSP]

Oh, this is interesting. And don’t think you are the only one. I only use 1.35 too, and there are several people who still use it too. 1.35 is the superior update.

You are 100% right.

 

[Timmy]

That'll be the specific impulse is off slightly. There shouldn't be a margin if it's maths. Aside from that, the calculations look sound and the cells all point to the right places.

Thanks! Do you know how I can reduce the margin?

The only bug I can see is that if there isn't a number (as in, there isn't a zero etc) in all the engines section for the stages, the delta velocity does something nuts

Ok, thanks again! I'll see what I can do about that.

 

[Timmy]

I feel your pain. But what made me move to 1.35 is all the bugs in 1.5 and the constant crashes. I could barely play it, it crashed every 5 minutes. 1.35 I can play it with 8 GB or RAM, so no lag even near immense stuff.

The only time I've experienced lag in 1.35 is when I was orbiting Mercury with a space station and every time I got close to it with another craft (like a lander), my frames would drop. Also when I first got to mercury with that station, I got to ~ 5 meters off the ground while going at orbital speeds, the game didn't like that.

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

Chances are, no one uses 1.35 anymore except me

Ha! Allow some of us to be introduce

Joke

Thanks for spreadsheet!

 

[Realistic Mods]

Thanks!

 

[Meanthes]

Chances are, no one uses 1.35 anymore except me but I wanted to share this as a resource for anyone curious.
For single stages its margin of error is 40m/s. For two stages the margin is 70-ish m/s, not sure really. Tell me if you find anything thats wrong with it, or if my math is bad.
Instructions are in the spreadsheet.

DeltaV Calculator

Also, you could use it for other versions of SFS but you need to change the values of each part.

Does it work with Android or iOS

 

[Pink]

It's a Google spreadsheet.
It works anywhere Google works.

"Google Sheets is available as a web application [for Windows, MacOS, Linux], mobile app for: Android, IOS, Windows, BlackBerry OS and as a desktop application on Google's Chrome OS. The app is compatible with Microsoft Excel file formats.[2]"

Additionally it's only valid for SFS version 1.35 as the title says.
As the post you quoted explains, you have to change the values for other versions.
Which is a tedious task compared to looking at a deltaV chart for 1.5:
Delta-V map for SFS 1.5