@@MikeAben Ok I’ll try it on a. Few other devices but my problem with it is that when I go to it, it says no preview so I thought that was fine at first. But when I downloaded it, nothing came up.
@@jetpond7904 Inside the KSP folder is a SAVES folder. Inside that are folders for each of your saved games. Inside that is a VAB and an SPH folder. Save the craft file to one of these two folders depending upon which building you want to access it from.
It's priceless having a guide to KSP this in depth. Especially in 2023. KSP 2 looks incredible, but I thought I'd play through the story of this one first while the bugs in 2 get smoothed out.
Thank you for making these videos. The algorithm is jacked, I looked all over for content like this and nothing popped until this morning and I see you have been making content for a long time now. Much appreciated and your production is solid.
I absolutely agree. I've never played KSP before the launch of KSP2 and decided to hold off on it and start with KSP1 modded. I am absolutely loving it but only because of this series.
Amazing content. I studied physics and your tutorials make me very happy. "Energy is the capacity to do work". Yes, sir! Get nerdy my friend, looking forward to watching this whole series.
Your Videos are awesome. So well explained! I know most of the stuff you explain here already, but the way you do it makes it so enjoyable to watch and easy improve my knowledge even further.
I always thought of the way KSP spells moon as like exaggerated english. They are Kerbins after all. So like how you would spell small as smol. I have about 60hrs into KSP and loving it. It's a game that's as dumb simple or as complex as you want it to be. My nephew can just launch random stuff up in the air and watch it explode, and I can colonize the Mun if I want.
You’re a fantastic educator. I have like 500+ hours in ksp and I wanted something to refresh myself as I’ve been getting back into it. I do already know the vast majority of the concepts you’re talking about but I feel like you’ve given me a much deeper understanding overall thank you. I’m going to continue watching through this series
Excellent video series. I really despise RUclipsrs, that speak about some "science stuff", and do not do their homework and say "this works this way and I do not know why". Sadly my kids like to watch these. But here while keeping the "rocket science" in reasonable levels, you really go after the problems and cover the important stuff, that the KSP tutorial skips. And your real world examples are exactly nailing what you are after. Thank you for doing this tutorial (even though it was quite some time ago).
My guy...I never played KSP when I had PC. I gave up the PC (for now), got a PS5 and grabbed the game and I have been hopelessly hooked. It's one of those games where 4 hours goes by like 1 and I think about during the day at work. Anyhow, your videos are amazing. I used your first 3 videos and got into orbit (although I messed it up a bit and I can't get the intrepid little minion back down.) I haven't unlocked the building upgrades for the Stabilization buttons that show the different important vectors, so I am doing a lot of flying by the seat of my pants, but I'm having a ton of fun 🤣 Thanks for taking the time to make these and helping me slowly get an understanding of this stuff, I appreciate it 🤌
I started playing this game yesterday, and tbh I'm pretty happy w myself that I managed to orbit and de-orbit safely without ever setting maneuver nodes (bc I didn't know how to set them up lol), so when I get home from work in a couple hours, the mun better start watching its back.
Hey Mike thanks for making these vids. Because of learning difficulties understanding the way people explain things I can find very difficult, but the way that you have explained why and how to do things have made this game enjoyable and not frustrating lol. So thank you very much.
Just found you while prepping a KSP run before KSP2! Thanks for the refreshers dude. You're a diamond in the rough. Your excitement reminds me why I wanted to work a job involving space when I grew up.
Picked up KSP free on epic. Fiddled the last days with the tutorials over and over. Hours going by, but i understand so little of what the tutorial tries to explain. Watching these tutorials learned me so much more!!!! You can explain this matter so well. Why coulndt you be my physics teacher in the early days. This game looks so fun, but so difficult too. I play so many different games always learning new stuff.
Worst feeling ever is when you were good at a game but didnt play it for 2 years and forget everything so you resort to watching newbie tutorials. Thank you though this helped and reminded me that i am a total bellend
That's common. It takes some practice. Watch your time to apoapsis and keep it close by without letting it get to zero. If the time to apo is increasing, reduce throttle.
@@gamingninja5196 I personally don't use a maneuver node for that. If you watch my getting to orbit video (which I first thought your comment was referencing), my reply will make more sense. Using a maneuver node should work though. Are you pointing the craft at the maneuver vector on the navball? You should be. If you are pointing prograde instead, that is likely the problem.
I'm just getting into Kerbal and this series, along with your "Let's do the math" series has been awesome. Combine with Quill18's videos I'm finally learning all of the little details other people like Scott Manley don't mention. Thank you so much for going into such detail! I suck at math, is there anywhere online you'd recommend some good math courses you think would help with this game and rocketry in general?
Thanks. I'm hoping to get back to this series in a few weeks and do some more math videos sometime too. I have a few math math RUclipsrs I love: 3Blue1Brown, Matheloger, Numberphile, and StandUpMaths, but their topics are diverse and mostly don't connect much to what I do in Let's Do The Math. When I write the series I imagine my audience as a high level, senior, high school student, which probably isn't fair as that isn't the level of most people, especially if you've not done it for a bit, but I don't want the videos to get too bogged down. Come to think of it, 3Blue1Brown has been doing a series on high school math topics. I've not watched any of them, but I can't imagine them not being excellent.
@@MikeAben Thank you for the reply! I'll be sure to check them out. I'm 30 and was never great at math but now that I'm a bit older I want to be. Thank you for all of your help!
@@protospace270 I used to teach night school back in the day and the class was full of 30-somethings looking to pick up the credit for admission into a particular program. High apprehension was the norm, but you would be surprised how many of those same students would later be asking me, "why is this so easy now?" The 30 year old brain is a completely different animal than the 17 year old one. If you have any questions about what you see in any of my videos, don't hesitate asking.
I learned so much so far, ty! Now i just need to work o synchronized orbits! A thing they changed tough, at least on xbox where im playing: you can no longer store experiments on the command module, you have to atach a science storage on the rocket now, learned the hard way as i Eva to collect then to de-orbit, just to hit with the message that i had to dump the experiments before re-entering the capsule😢😢
Robert Heimlein? Like Starship Troopers Robert Heimlein?? I read that book. Fantastic. Btw you are very quickly becoming one of my favorite youtubers, period. I don't have a very long list.
So ideally you thrust just before the periapsis to increase the altitude of your apoapsis at the smallest cost. Then you burn just before your apoapsis to even out your orbit if you wish, or retrograde to return. Nice.
Here you go. ruclips.net/video/9OMvpSLHm4Q/видео.html It's only how to get into Mun orbit and return. I've got a full Mun mission tutorial coming (hopefully) Saturday. I've also got a powered landing tutorial, though on Minmus.
I had no trouble making a highly elliptical orbit to get past 250km. What I had trouble with (in the last episode) was making a mostly circular orbit. I found it really touch to try to get just the right amount of eastwardly direction during launch. Too little, and you can't reach orbit (and trying to correct often makes you lose control). Too steep, and your orbit will be very elliptical. Is there any way to make that more precise? Some equipment we haven't seen yet?
It seems to me that Mun is a name, like Luna for our own moon. So saying you are going to Mun is the same as saying you are going to Luna. And if you are going to the moon then that would be Mun or Luna depending on whether or not you’re an actual astronaut. But that’s just my opinion, it really doesn’t matter since we all know what it is we’re talking about.
@@MikeAben, please never stop pronouncing it how you normally do. It has been one of your most consistent jokes in your channel, and the humor, and the amount thereof, is one of the reasons I subscribed!
I heard energy defined as "the ability to do work" and work here is defined as "actions that lead to a different outcome i.e. increasing temperature or changing velocity."
@@MikeAben because one student asked "wouldn't the ability to do work be called motivation instead of energy?" And I didn't want that confusion from people reading my comment. Because people are smartn't.
@@scottwilliams846 The common definition for energy in physics is the ability to do work. Work is done when a force is applied to an object to move it over some distance. You have to be careful not to muddle the physics definition of the word with its everyday usage.
NO WAY I FOUND A TUTORIAL FOR KSP THAT EXPLAINED DELTA V!! THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH FOR DIS VIDEO I JISY GOT THE GAME. (Do u have any tips for making a moon landing vehicle? I can land on the moon with preset rockets and infinite fuel, but I can’t do it myself with normal fuel and building myself a rocket. Got any tips pls so I can go to the mun??
No Mun landing recently, but I do have a recent pair Minmus landing videos. Here's the first one. ruclips.net/video/_7pWnFeXP80/видео.html Landing on the Mun is much the same, though Minmus is the easier one to land on first.
23:15 thats so cool. why moon gravity not effect. still too far? you eventually come back "earth" is that left over fuel enough to lower that higest orbit so can land xD if you needed 600 deltav go moon is 300 enought break other way xD or is there trick bcoz you anyway fly close earth to change it so you can land easy without using fuel so much
How the heck did you get an orbit with such a low eccentricity in the beginning? The difference between my apoapsis and periapsis most of the time is at least a few kilometers, but yours is no more than a few hundred meters. How did you get such a good orbit?
There are two locations. In the Ships folder are folders for the VAB and SPH. Putting it in one of those folders makes it available with the stock ships (which you see in sandbox mod). Alternatively, in Saves you will find folders for each of your saves. In there is another Ships folder with another pair of VAB and SPH folders. Placing it in one of these folders makes the ship available for that particular save.
@@MikeAben hi thanks for the input but I have already done that. When I go to load a craft, vab shows the ones I made only, sph is blank and steam is the only one I get craft load in the list. I have checked the file directory and the ships are there. Done a reinstall the same problem with a new save...
This may not be it, but if you are playing career mode, maneuver nodes don't become available until after you've upgraded both the administrative building and the tracking station to tier two.
I'm guessing you are referring to buttons to the left of the navball that lock the vessel to different vectors. They are available from the start in sandbox and science mode. They become available in career mode as you level up pilots and unlock higher tier probe bodies.
Are you talking about when to start a burn after you've made a maneuver node? If so, the game provides a countdown timer as described in the video. If you are talking about where the maneuver node should be placed, then it depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
@@MikeAben okay I think I understand but let's have an example: if time to node is 1 minute and my burn time is 20 seconds should I start burning 20 seconds to time to node? Thanks!
You start at half the time to the node, so 10 seconds. I have to apologize because I just realized that this video doesn't have the countdown timer to start. It's buried in the settings, but with the latest version of the game (1.10) the timer is there by default.
Thank you that makes sense now! Just one last question: what should I do if the time to node is less time than the burn time for example: the time to node is 20sec and my burn time is 40sec. Ok thank you very much for responding!!
No problem. It depends. Could you perform the maneuver later? For example, if you are going to the Mun, you could just do the burn on the next orbit. On the maneuver editing view at the bottom right, there's a button for moving the maneuver to the next orbit. If delay isn't an option, then start the burn now and hope for the best.
everone who has the slightest interest in space starts to think he should have give more attention to Physics class after these videos and playing the game lol
Up Next: Building with a Delta-v Budget - ruclips.net/video/uhDvp9FaFkI/видео.html
I can’t download the craftfile
@@jetpond7904 I don't see any problems on my end. The link is working.
@@MikeAben Ok I’ll try it on a. Few other devices but my problem with it is that when I go to it, it says no preview so I thought that was fine at first. But when I downloaded it, nothing came up.
@@MikeAben how do i get the craft file into KSP ?
@@jetpond7904 Inside the KSP folder is a SAVES folder. Inside that are folders for each of your saved games. Inside that is a VAB and an SPH folder. Save the craft file to one of these two folders depending upon which building you want to access it from.
It's priceless having a guide to KSP this in depth. Especially in 2023. KSP 2 looks incredible, but I thought I'd play through the story of this one first while the bugs in 2 get smoothed out.
Thank you for making these videos. The algorithm is jacked, I looked all over for content like this and nothing popped until this morning and I see you have been making content for a long time now. Much appreciated and your production is solid.
Exactly. I really hope ksp 2's launch helps this channel grow.
This is still, in my opinion, the most digestible KSP tutorial series. It's like a Great Courses Plus on KSP!
I absolutely agree. I've never played KSP before the launch of KSP2 and decided to hold off on it and start with KSP1 modded. I am absolutely loving it but only because of this series.
Amazing content. I studied physics and your tutorials make me very happy. "Energy is the capacity to do work". Yes, sir! Get nerdy my friend, looking forward to watching this whole series.
Your Videos are awesome. So well explained! I know most of the stuff you explain here already, but the way you do it makes it so enjoyable to watch and easy improve my knowledge even further.
I always thought of the way KSP spells moon as like exaggerated english. They are Kerbins after all. So like how you would spell small as smol. I have about 60hrs into KSP and loving it. It's a game that's as dumb simple or as complex as you want it to be. My nephew can just launch random stuff up in the air and watch it explode, and I can colonize the Mun if I want.
I’ve been kinda confused about this stuff all day and I just had the biggest eureka moment thanks to you lol I feel a giant weight off my shoulders
Same I felt like fucking Isaac newton
Two years old still useful thank you so much for these videos
You’re a fantastic educator. I have like 500+ hours in ksp and I wanted something to refresh myself as I’ve been getting back into it. I do already know the vast majority of the concepts you’re talking about but I feel like you’ve given me a much deeper understanding overall thank you. I’m going to continue watching through this series
Thanks. I'm glad you're enjoying it.
Not only did he teach us how to get it orbit in a game but he thought us the basics of energy the basics of getting anything anywhere.. sweet
This is the clearest explanation of achieving orbit I've found. Thanks!
Excellent video series. I really despise RUclipsrs, that speak about some "science stuff", and do not do their homework and say "this works this way and I do not know why". Sadly my kids like to watch these. But here while keeping the "rocket science" in reasonable levels, you really go after the problems and cover the important stuff, that the KSP tutorial skips. And your real world examples are exactly nailing what you are after.
Thank you for doing this tutorial (even though it was quite some time ago).
KSP is one of those games that I get bored and fall asleep if I try to watch most tutorial videos. Not with yours. Keep up the great work!
My guy...I never played KSP when I had PC. I gave up the PC (for now), got a PS5 and grabbed the game and I have been hopelessly hooked. It's one of those games where 4 hours goes by like 1 and I think about during the day at work.
Anyhow, your videos are amazing. I used your first 3 videos and got into orbit (although I messed it up a bit and I can't get the intrepid little minion back down.)
I haven't unlocked the building upgrades for the Stabilization buttons that show the different important vectors, so I am doing a lot of flying by the seat of my pants, but I'm having a ton of fun 🤣
Thanks for taking the time to make these and helping me slowly get an understanding of this stuff, I appreciate it 🤌
Been trying to find this kind of in-depth content for KSP for a while. Algorithm is truly fucked. Thanks for what you do.
At 11:21 I already knew how to change my orbit, but I never really understand WHY it works this way. Until today. Thanks!!
You're the only KSP youtuber who made some what sense, I will definitely subscribe!
Great video, although a sudden leap in what happens at 21:10. Luckily I think I know what you did !
These videos are really great, I feel like I'm getting a college course for a video game.
I'm glad you are enjoying them, and thanks so much for the support.
I started playing this game yesterday, and tbh I'm pretty happy w myself that I managed to orbit and de-orbit safely without ever setting maneuver nodes (bc I didn't know how to set them up lol), so when I get home from work in a couple hours, the mun better start watching its back.
Hey Mike thanks for making these vids. Because of learning difficulties understanding the way people explain things I can find very difficult, but the way that you have explained why and how to do things have made this game enjoyable and not frustrating lol. So thank you very much.
Premium quality content. Another thankful KSP’er has been put on.
Only 9159 subs? God... You deserve so much more! Thanks for all this guides, they helped a lot in the beggining, I love all your videos, keep it up
Just found you while prepping a KSP run before KSP2! Thanks for the refreshers dude. You're a diamond in the rough. Your excitement reminds me why I wanted to work a job involving space when I grew up.
i love how you not only play the game, but know the science behind why you do what you do
Just found this series and I have to say, it's fantastic!
Finally! I've been doing a lot of guess work on KSP. Now I can finally understand what I'm doing! I'm subscribed.
Picked up KSP free on epic. Fiddled the last days with the tutorials over and over. Hours going by, but i understand so little of what the tutorial tries to explain. Watching these tutorials learned me so much more!!!! You can explain this matter so well. Why coulndt you be my physics teacher in the early days. This game looks so fun, but so difficult too. I play so many different games always learning new stuff.
As always, great video ! You are a wonderful teacher
Thanks, and thanks as well for your support.
Late to the party but thanks for the great explenations. It's all so much clearer now.
Fantastic tutorials, just the right amount of depth, wonderful, watching them all and subbed.
Finally a maneuver tutorial that makes sense! Thanks so much man.
Excellent!! Great video, well done!
Excellent, so helpful. Love the detailed why and how explanations.
Worst feeling ever is when you were good at a game but didnt play it for 2 years and forget everything so you resort to watching newbie tutorials. Thank you though this helped and reminded me that i am a total bellend
You have no idea. These tutorials are so awesome because he explains it so good
I’ve watched every RUclipsr possible and you’re the best at explaining it. But holy crap, playing on console is awful. Time to try on PC.
you make it orbiting look so easy. even with Manuever nodes my orbit usually goes eliptical aporasis around 200,000 and periapsis around 75,000
That's common. It takes some practice. Watch your time to apoapsis and keep it close by without letting it get to zero. If the time to apo is increasing, reduce throttle.
@@MikeAben thats where I'm going wrong. I'm doing over by half my burn time as the tutorial told me to
@@gamingninja5196 I personally don't use a maneuver node for that. If you watch my getting to orbit video (which I first thought your comment was referencing), my reply will make more sense.
Using a maneuver node should work though. Are you pointing the craft at the maneuver vector on the navball? You should be. If you are pointing prograde instead, that is likely the problem.
@@MikeAben is maneuver nodes unlocked via higher pilot?
I'm just getting into Kerbal and this series, along with your "Let's do the math" series has been awesome. Combine with Quill18's videos I'm finally learning all of the little details other people like Scott Manley don't mention. Thank you so much for going into such detail! I suck at math, is there anywhere online you'd recommend some good math courses you think would help with this game and rocketry in general?
Thanks. I'm hoping to get back to this series in a few weeks and do some more math videos sometime too. I have a few math math RUclipsrs I love: 3Blue1Brown, Matheloger, Numberphile, and StandUpMaths, but their topics are diverse and mostly don't connect much to what I do in Let's Do The Math. When I write the series I imagine my audience as a high level, senior, high school student, which probably isn't fair as that isn't the level of most people, especially if you've not done it for a bit, but I don't want the videos to get too bogged down.
Come to think of it, 3Blue1Brown has been doing a series on high school math topics. I've not watched any of them, but I can't imagine them not being excellent.
@@MikeAben Thank you for the reply! I'll be sure to check them out. I'm 30 and was never great at math but now that I'm a bit older I want to be. Thank you for all of your help!
@@protospace270 I used to teach night school back in the day and the class was full of 30-somethings looking to pick up the credit for admission into a particular program. High apprehension was the norm, but you would be surprised how many of those same students would later be asking me, "why is this so easy now?"
The 30 year old brain is a completely different animal than the 17 year old one. If you have any questions about what you see in any of my videos, don't hesitate asking.
I learned so much so far, ty! Now i just need to work o synchronized orbits!
A thing they changed tough, at least on xbox where im playing: you can no longer store experiments on the command module, you have to atach a science storage on the rocket now, learned the hard way as i Eva to collect then to de-orbit, just to hit with the message that i had to dump the experiments before re-entering the capsule😢😢
You got an instant subscriber. What an excellent presentation of how to manipulate gravitational potential!
This is blowing my mind and I LOVE IT 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Great video! Really appreciate the physics helps me understand what is happening.
I'm the same way. I can't remember how to do something unless I understand why.
Fuel is also energy but its chemical energy which you can change into kinetic energy
Robert Heimlein? Like Starship Troopers Robert Heimlein??
I read that book. Fantastic.
Btw you are very quickly becoming one of my favorite youtubers, period. I don't have a very long list.
Mike is like that one teacher who gets you a masters degree
Can we get some more likes on this video? It's so useful and easy to understand!!
I love ur videos im new to the game and it helps me out so much.
So ideally you thrust just before the periapsis to increase the altitude of your apoapsis at the smallest cost. Then you burn just before your apoapsis to even out your orbit if you wish, or retrograde to return. Nice.
this video is so underrated
Awesome video, thank you for this series it`s absolutely fantastic!
I have found my next hurdle, now that I'm in orbit i gotta go to the damn mun!
Here you go. ruclips.net/video/9OMvpSLHm4Q/видео.html
It's only how to get into Mun orbit and return. I've got a full Mun mission tutorial coming (hopefully) Saturday. I've also got a powered landing tutorial, though on Minmus.
I had no trouble making a highly elliptical orbit to get past 250km. What I had trouble with (in the last episode) was making a mostly circular orbit. I found it really touch to try to get just the right amount of eastwardly direction during launch. Too little, and you can't reach orbit (and trying to correct often makes you lose control). Too steep, and your orbit will be very elliptical.
Is there any way to make that more precise? Some equipment we haven't seen yet?
These videos deserve more views!
you helped my for the first time to get into the moon
This explains why my satellite was gaining altitude and losing speed
The original Mün is pronounced very close to Moon in English. I for one prefer to keep the umlaut.
I 100% agree!
It seems to me that Mun is a name, like Luna for our own moon. So saying you are going to Mun is the same as saying you are going to Luna. And if you are going to the moon then that would be Mun or Luna depending on whether or not you’re an actual astronaut.
But that’s just my opinion, it really doesn’t matter since we all know what it is we’re talking about.
@@bradboettcher662 Interesting view point but you're right, it doesn't matter, but it is an amusing point of contention with some.
@@MikeAben, please never stop pronouncing it how you normally do. It has been one of your most consistent jokes in your channel, and the humor, and the amount thereof, is one of the reasons I subscribed!
This is GCSE level shit
I am now a rocket scientist after watching this whole series
I heard energy defined as "the ability to do work" and work here is defined as "actions that lead to a different outcome i.e. increasing temperature or changing velocity."
I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you are referring to. Can you give a time stamp? The ability to do work is a classical definition of energy.
@@MikeAben no, in my science classes that's how it was defined to me.
@@MikeAben because one student asked "wouldn't the ability to do work be called motivation instead of energy?" And I didn't want that confusion from people reading my comment. Because people are smartn't.
@@scottwilliams846 The common definition for energy in physics is the ability to do work. Work is done when a force is applied to an object to move it over some distance. You have to be careful not to muddle the physics definition of the word with its everyday usage.
NO WAY I FOUND A TUTORIAL FOR KSP THAT EXPLAINED DELTA V!! THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH FOR DIS VIDEO I JISY GOT THE GAME. (Do u have any tips for making a moon landing vehicle? I can land on the moon with preset rockets and infinite fuel, but I can’t do it myself with normal fuel and building myself a rocket. Got any tips pls so I can go to the mun??
No Mun landing recently, but I do have a recent pair Minmus landing videos. Here's the first one.
ruclips.net/video/_7pWnFeXP80/видео.html
Landing on the Mun is much the same, though Minmus is the easier one to land on first.
Mike Aben Thanks a lot
how do i make the purple once gp up and down instead of the other thing iv seen youtubers do it but how?
The first time I achieved orbit, I overshot. I made it to the sun. These tutorials are too damn effective. *Correction. I AM ORBITING THE DAMN SUN
@mr.wendigo poor jeb he did a service for his country 😔
Great video thank you
Bro please help. Why doesn’t my SAS have all the maneuver buttons. I only have prograde and retrograde. No radial in or out.
If you are playing career mode, what's available depends upon the level of your pilot or probe body.
Thank you
Never knew a kids game can be that hard
Who said this is a kids game?
It kinda looks like
23:15 thats so cool. why moon gravity not effect. still too far?
you eventually come back "earth" is that left over fuel enough to lower that higest orbit so can land xD
if you needed 600 deltav go moon is 300 enought break other way xD
or is there trick bcoz you anyway fly close earth to change it so you can land easy without using fuel so much
All my orbits are so elliptical that I'm surprised I'm not getting slingshotted to the mun...
I bet NASA and Spacex engineers secretly watch these too as instructional videos and are terrified that their bosses ever find out.
6:30 let me guess from the movies or shows I have seen we try to usually increase our momentum and speed by going round and round? 😝
How do I go forward or back on the same orbit so i can align with a satellite on kerbin?
I'm guessing this is what you mean. I'm doing it around the Mun, but the idea works anywhere.
ruclips.net/video/CVlLHgb50tw/видео.html
@Mike Aben yes. Thank you very much. You rock.
Do you need a higher lvl pilot to do that stuff and get into orbit cause maneuver nodes are still locked for me and I cannot get a correct orbit
They come from higher level pilots and probe bodies. This is a science mode game where that's unlocked from the get go.
@@MikeAben oh! Alright then thanks for the clarification
I didnt know that space engineering was a part of the KSP game
How the heck did you get an orbit with such a low eccentricity in the beginning? The difference between my apoapsis and periapsis most of the time is at least a few kilometers, but yours is no more than a few hundred meters. How did you get such a good orbit?
Reducing thrust for the later part of the ascent makes this usually pretty easy.
ruclips.net/video/O7keGvhPo2I/видео.html
How do I get the maneuver node? I read tracking station has to be level 2 but it didn’t work! Help please!!
You have to upgrade Mission Control as well. I often forget about that one as it's usually the first building I upgrade.
Awesome thank you so much for the great videos and fast replies!!
Actively trying to get to the Mun right now!
what's that black spot on the ground at 4:27?
Looks like a lake.
How do you get the ship file in to kerbal. I dropped in into kerbal ships directory but it's not showing up..
There are two locations. In the Ships folder are folders for the VAB and SPH. Putting it in one of those folders makes it available with the stock ships (which you see in sandbox mod).
Alternatively, in Saves you will find folders for each of your saves. In there is another Ships folder with another pair of VAB and SPH folders. Placing it in one of these folders makes the ship available for that particular save.
@@MikeAben hi thanks for the input but I have already done that. When I go to load a craft, vab shows the ones I made only, sph is blank and steam is the only one I get craft load in the list. I have checked the file directory and the ships are there. Done a reinstall the same problem with a new save...
@@nigelmorris4769 Sorry, I'm not sure how to help. I don't use Steam for this.
Bro i hot jeb stuck on the mun going for a landing before i was ready and im on attempt number 12 to try and retrieve him and the science he has there
ruclips.net/video/UR1lOfELHbQ/видео.htmlsi=S4LpKvprg0UDdbLj
I’m on console and I can’t seem to figure out how to add maneuvers. It would be super handy to have access to this tool for planning maneuvers.
This may not be it, but if you are playing career mode, maneuver nodes don't become available until after you've upgraded both the administrative building and the tracking station to tier two.
Wait! How do you get the thingies on the left?
I'm guessing you are referring to buttons to the left of the navball that lock the vessel to different vectors. They are available from the start in sandbox and science mode. They become available in career mode as you level up pilots and unlock higher tier probe bodies.
To go to the moon, you're basically trying to hit a moving target from a rotating platform on a train on a curved track. Got it?
Don't forget that the terrain is curved too. So everything you said, but on a mini golf course.
how can you ajust the trust gradually?
On a PC, it's left shift and left ctrl. All the key bindings can be found in game in the KSPedia at the top right of the screen.
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5:06 YES they dont have rocket engines thats why
It feels like nothing sinked in but i know it did so that is kinda cool...
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I am a bit confused on when to burn
Can anyone please tell me when to burn?
Are you talking about when to start a burn after you've made a maneuver node? If so, the game provides a countdown timer as described in the video. If you are talking about where the maneuver node should be placed, then it depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
@@MikeAben okay I think I understand but let's have an example: if time to node is 1 minute and my burn time is 20 seconds should I start burning 20 seconds to time to node? Thanks!
You start at half the time to the node, so 10 seconds. I have to apologize because I just realized that this video doesn't have the countdown timer to start. It's buried in the settings, but with the latest version of the game (1.10) the timer is there by default.
Thank you that makes sense now! Just one last question: what should I do if the time to node is less time than the burn time for example: the time to node is 20sec and my burn time is 40sec. Ok thank you very much for responding!!
No problem. It depends. Could you perform the maneuver later? For example, if you are going to the Mun, you could just do the burn on the next orbit. On the maneuver editing view at the bottom right, there's a button for moving the maneuver to the next orbit.
If delay isn't an option, then start the burn now and hope for the best.
0:40 I grok it.
i suck at the game, idk why i bought it. 3 hours of torture just for figuring some controls out :/. Mechanics are too hard
everone who has the slightest interest in space starts to think he should have give more attention to Physics class after these videos and playing the game lol
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F5 on the keyboard, let´s give t a go LOL those are never good combination
You liying
this stuff... is just so confusing... jfc
You videos are terrific!