Team Frontier Instructions!

[XenonSpace]

Alright then, thank you!

 

[Idkgeek]

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS, and is at least capable to dock, plan basic interplanetary missions and build an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What it unlocks?

[Will be filled soon!]
And of course, after that you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separated launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• Bp editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar System must be used, although purely cosmetical planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.
• Ion engines are absolutely forbidden. Just chemical engines.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when crossing the orbit of Mars. (This one is absolutely essential). Target speed is at calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s , slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY being at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, sharing link, and download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

Can we mod our own parts/or use other mods to improve the space station?

 

[Pink]

cosmetic textures only.

 

[Idkgeek]

cosmetic textures only.

I going to add radiators that closed and retracted does that count?

 

[Pink]

I going to add radiators that closed and retracted does that count?

If they are new parts and not textured solar panels with a different texture then no you can't.

 

[Idkgeek]

If they are new parts and not textured solar panels with a different texture then no you can't.

I am taking solar panels and entirely re-texturing them.

 

[Idkgeek]

What part for space star

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS, and is at least capable to dock, plan basic interplanetary missions and build an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What it unlocks?

[Will be filled soon!]
And of course, after that you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separated launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• Bp editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar System must be used, although purely cosmetical planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.
• Ion engines are absolutely forbidden. Just chemical engines.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when crossing the orbit of Mars. (This one is absolutely essential). Target speed is at calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s , slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY being at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, sharing link, and download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

What part of space station rendevous would you like us to show documentation for? I have done mission just figuring out the screen shots necessary.

 

[Pink]

At the point just before or after you dock is ideal

 

[Idkgeek]

At the point just before or after you dock is ideal

ok thanks will do just after

 

[Idkgeek]

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS, and is at least capable to dock, plan basic interplanetary missions and build an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What it unlocks?

[Will be filled soon!]
And of course, after that you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separated launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• Bp editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar System must be used, although purely cosmetical planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.
• Ion engines are absolutely forbidden. Just chemical engines.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when crossing the orbit of Mars. (This one is absolutely essential). Target speed is at calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s , slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY being at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, sharing link, and download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

For the Mars launch can we launch a tanker to refill in LEO?

 

[Pink]

Unneeded unless you are using a planet pack like IRIS. Stock planets don't require it.

 

[Idkgeek]

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS, and is at least capable to dock, plan basic interplanetary missions and build an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What it unlocks?

[Will be filled soon!]
And of course, after that you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separated launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• Bp editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar System must be used, although purely cosmetical planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.
• Ion engines are absolutely forbidden. Just chemical engines.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when crossing the orbit of Mars. (This one is absolutely essential). Target speed is at calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s , slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY being at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, sharing link, and download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

Are there any requirements for how powerfully the space stations propulsion has to be?

 

[Altaïr]

Are there any requirements for how powerfully the space stations propulsion has to be?

Not any, though a restriction could be debated in the case of the ion engine. A single Valiant is enough otherwise.

 

[Pink]

After some deliberation, ion engines are from now on strictly disallowed in all team frontier missions. The rules have been updated.

But all previously passed missions stand, of course.

 

[Idkgeek]

For Mars and back are we allowed to deliberately explode parts via engine heat to separate a rocket stage?

 

[XenonSpace]

For Mars and back are we allowed to deliberately explode parts via engine heat to separate a rocket stage?

I don't think so, but if you separate it first (using separators or docking ports) then blow them up then it's ok.

 

[Pink]

XenonSpace is correct. Separate safely aways first.

 

[Pizzaya]

Can we use career mode parts?

 

[Pink]

I would say no, it's not like they'd help anyway.

 

[Pink]

Finally added what permissions frontier unlocks to the first post.

 

[spacedoge402]

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS and is at least capable to dock, planning basic interplanetary missions, and building an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What does it unlock?

• Ability to delete and edit your posts within 15 minutes.
• Extended text formatting in signatures (color, font, size)
• Increases allowed size of signatures.
• And of course, after that, you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separate launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid. The station must be complete, meaning it has a habitation module, solar panels, an escape craft, a separate docking area, and a way to change its orbit.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Ion engines may not be used in any of the Team Frontier challenges.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• The editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar systems must be used, although purely cosmetic planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when crossing the orbit of Mars. (This one is absolutely essential). Target speed is calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s, slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

Note that a full-screen capture is required for all these steps (no cropped screenshots). This is to allow us to evaluate the consistency of the mission (fuel gauges, non-use of cheats...).

If your rocket is bp-edited, we might also require the blueprint to check that all modifications are legal.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, link, and the download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

thank you for sharing this information

 

[Thirdc14239]

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS, and is at least capable to dock, plan basic interplanetary missions and build an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What it unlocks?

• Ability to delete and edit your posts within 15 minutes.
• Extended text formatting in signatures (colour, font, size)
• Increases allowed size of signatures.
• And of course, after that you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separated launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid. The station must be complete, meaning it has an habitation module, solar panels, an escape craft, a separate docking area, and a way to change its orbit.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Ion engines may not be used in any of the Team Frontier challenges.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• Bp editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar System must be used, although purely cosmetical planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when passing one of the following marks (this one is absolutely essential). Target speed is at calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s , slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY being at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

Note that a full screen capture is required for all these steps (no cropped screenshots). This is to allow us to evaluate the consistency of the mission (fuel gauges, non-use of cheats...).

If your rocket is bp-edited, we might also require the blueprint to check that all modifications are legal.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, sharing link, and download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

Does the probe have to have the fuel inside it at all times???? And is the part clipping bug allowed? (Yes I'm back for another round after 1 year)

 

[Thirdc14239]

—Attempt only after you’ve completed Team Titan—

Overview:
Team Frontier is the second set of challenges. It proves the player has some competent skills in SFS, and is at least capable to dock, plan basic interplanetary missions and build an efficient rocket. All THREE missions must be completed to get the rank.

What it unlocks?

• Ability to delete and edit your posts within 15 minutes.
• Extended text formatting in signatures (colour, font, size)
• Increases allowed size of signatures.
• And of course, after that you are free to try Team Hawk missions.

Missions (they can be completed in any order, but all three of them must be completed):

1. Land on Mars and get back to Earth: Just like the Moon mission before
2. Build a space station around Earth: must be at least four separated launches, all rendezvous in LEO and docked together. You must document all 4 missions so the challenge counts as valid. The station must be complete, meaning it has an habitation module, solar panels, an escape craft, a separate docking area, and a way to change its orbit.
3. Launch the supplied probe and reach solar escape velocity. No gravity assists, nor Ion engines. Starting position is the launchpad. The launch vehicle is limited to a total mass of 265 tons.

General Rules:

• Cheats are forbidden.
• Ion engines may not be used in any of the Team Frontier challenges.
• Nothing (except obviously dumped stages) must be destroyed.
• Bp editing part clipping is fine. Engine stretching and no engine heat are forbidden.
• Default Solar System must be used, although purely cosmetical planet packs will be accepted too.
  • As an exception, IRIS by Altaïr will be allowed on the Mars and space station missions only. Other RSS-like packs may be evaluated in the future.

For the specific case of Voyager Quest challenge these constraints also apply:

• Use only the supplied probe, or your recreation of it, no custom payload.
• The mass of the launch vehicle for the entire mission is 265 tons. Meaning that the vehicle you spawn on the launchpad cannot be heavier than 265 tons (payload included).
• Gravity assists are not allowed, just direct burns.

Mission Rewards:

Each mission grants its own badge:

• Mars mission: View attachment 61122
• Space Station: View attachment 61123
• Voyager Quest: View attachment 68522

Once you have all three of them, you get the official Team Frontier badge, which proves you’ve completed all three Frontier challenges: View attachment 61126

How do I prove that I did the missions?

Any format is fine (screenshots, videos, other), but whatever you submit must show at least these key points:

Mars mission:

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Mars orbit
• Mars surface
• Back to Earth
• Achievements

Space Station (for all four flights):

• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Rendezvous with the station

Voyager Quest:

• Building grid (so we can see the total mass)
• Launchpad
• Earth orbit
• Map view when passing one of the following marks (this one is absolutely essential). Target speed is at calculated for the following orbit heights by Altaïr :
  • 11.360.000 km: 7250 m/s, the historical Mars level, useful for those playing with older versions.
  • 15.000.000 km: 6311 m/s, slightly above Mars level.
  • 40.000.000 km: 3868 m/s , slightly past Jupiter's level.
  • 100.000.000 km: 2447 m/s: last chance if you missed all the previous marks.
    • In all cases, don't worry about being EXACTLY being at the mark. And if you're well past the mark but still over the threshold speed, it's ok.

Note that a full screen capture is required for all these steps (no cropped screenshots). This is to allow us to evaluate the consistency of the mission (fuel gauges, non-use of cheats...).

If your rocket is bp-edited, we might also require the blueprint to check that all modifications are legal.

A more detailed guide about Team Frontier in general and its missions can be found here:
Team Frontier Instructions!
For any questions feel free to ask them here: New Ranks! or here: Team Frontier Instructions! or in the thread below.

Picture, sharing link, and download of the probe for the Voyager Quest challenge:
View attachment 86925
https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/RCU73AdbEe2ftndcu4p9zg

Also is gravity assist allowed?

 

[XenonSpace]

Does the probe have to have the fuel inside it at all times???? And is the part clipping bug allowed?

Yes, but the fuel cannot be used as extra propellant to achieve escape velocity. Part clipping is alright, but you need to show parts that are clipped or share the blueprint to a Moderator.

Also is gravity assist allowed?

Already answered there. So, no. Only direct burn from Earth orbit.

 

[Pink]

Indeed, no gravity assists, and the probe has to have its fuel inside at all times during the mission.
And yes, for clarity if you clip something, display it via one of the two options mentioned.