Honestly on the pad this thing is stupid hahaha, a Lovecraftian Christmas tree lets say View attachment 95408
My poor ears View attachment 95409
Side boosters only just get to orbit depending on if I actually turn correctly haha View attachment 95410
Honestly looking at it while typing this, I cant help but think these boosters look like those nerf throwable whistle balls haha View attachment 95413
Not a perfect orbit, but its there View attachment 95415
After detaching the booster we can see the payload intact
Honestly on the pad this thing is stupid hahaha, a Lovecraftian Christmas tree lets say View attachment 95408
My poor ears View attachment 95409
Side boosters only just get to orbit depending on if I actually turn correctly haha View attachment 95410
Honestly looking at it while typing this, I cant help but think these boosters look like those nerf throwable whistle balls haha View attachment 95413
Not a perfect orbit, but its there View attachment 95415
After detaching the booster we can see the payload intact
You have to assemble a rocket on the pad. Even with the DLC you don't have enough build space. But without the DLC it will be very hard since you don't have access to cheats (they are allowed for pad assembly).
Here is another kiloton entry. Yet another one you may say... But this is the first rocket that fully fits in a build space! Well, at least without clipping. Here are the payload and the rocket:
As I said, not a single part is clipped. The only thing I allowed myself was to adjust the size of fuel tanks so that I can fill as many gaps as possible. This is the only thing making it different from a pure Vanilla build. What made this possible was the recent increase of available build space and the ability to prevent engines from gimbaling.
I also want to credit Danny Batten for the optimized placement of Titan engines.
So now the flight itself:
Done
What could be more impressive than launching a kiloton to orbit? Obviously, launching to orbit the launcher that launched a kiloton to orbit!
Here is another kiloton entry. Yet another one you may say... But this is the first rocket that fully fits in a build space! Well, at least without clipping. Here are the payload and the rocket: View attachment 95582View attachment 95585View attachment 95586
As I said, not a single part is clipped. The only thing I allowed myself was to adjust the size of fuel tanks so that I can fill as many gaps as possible. This is the only thing making it different from a pure Vanilla build. What made this possible was the recent increase of available build space and the ability to prevent engines from gimbaling.
I also want to credit Danny Batten for the optimized placement of Titan engines.
I always find it funny that the most optimised things in sfs always look odd
Those engine clusters looking good, however you can squeeze a little more fuel in that space, precisely 1.25t more fuel,
place the 4x4 fuel tank first, then a 2x6 second
I always find it funny that the most optimised things in sfs always look odd
Those engine clusters looking good, however you can squeeze a little more fuel in that space, precisely 1.25t more fuel,
place the 4x4 fuel tank first, then a 2x6 second
I always find it funny that the most optimised things in sfs always look odd
Those engine clusters looking good, however you can squeeze a little more fuel in that space, precisely 1.25t more fuel,
place the 4x4 fuel tank first, then a 2x6 second
Yes, very odd... In general, I also managed to make some optimized launchers look good. Like the SSSSSLS, the super launcher I used to launch the kiloton launcher.
Actually I found that this setup had even more fuel:
Yes, very odd... In general, I also managed to make some optimized launchers look good. Like the SSSSSLS, the super launcher I used to launch the kiloton launcher.
yeah... 7.5kt stage. i had some fuel left so could def be slimmed down but still. Proof of concept I slapped together out of boredom.
(also yes im aware you sent this reply well over a year ago lol)
yeah... 7.5kt stage. i had some fuel left so could def be slimmed down but still. Proof of concept I slapped together out of boredom.
(also yes im aware you sent this reply well over a year ago lol)