KSP: 208-Seat Eeloo SSTO - No Mining!
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Spaceplane Innovations returns after a hiatus that was far too lengthy, to bring you the "ULTIMATUM", the latest, greatest, most-perfomance-sapping spacecraft to roar into the skies!
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MUSIC VIDEO:
• KSP: The Ultimatum SSTO
Mods:
Gameplay: Kerbal Engineer Redux; Better Time Warp; Camera Tools
Visual: Scatterer; Environmental Visual Enhancements; Stock Visual Enhancements; Stock Visual Terrain
Music in order of use:
♫ Sonic Forces OST - A Hero Will Rise (Instrumental)
♫ Just an ordinary German piece of music
♫ Doug Maxwell/Jimmy Fontanez - Mariachiando
![This SSTO can carry over 75 tonnes [2+ orange tanks] to orbit! KSP](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uiq529q_zDE/mqdefault.jpg)
Imagine being in that ship for 15 years and passing kerbol for the 2nd time. Not being even close to eeloo yet
I think this time he will send whole kerbin to Laythe
Good idea
Fiery collision 100
Nah he'll swap them out
Green Harvest.
That call universe sandbox
Single Stage to 2 FPS
Single Stage to the computer shop.
Single stage to -9999999 FPS
@@reapermace4434 so then you reverse time really fast :D
NewbieNatez : Roblox yes :D
Single stage to 1 frame an hour
I like how he just has a picture of Scott manly behind him
I loled at that point of the video!
what can i say? you can never forget your mentor :)
@@overrekt9695 true. Its also the guy we have to thank about check yo staging!
because Scott is actually the reason why i learned to not forget my staging
Who doesn't?
the kerballest landing i've seen. Going reverse, with engines fired up AND aerobrakes.. Brilliant. Just brilliant!
I once made something like this... it was able to get halfway through the runway till it got hit by a spot light.
I laughed so hard because I feel your pain.
Moonlight uh
That also happened to the very first SSTO I built
That's all my planes
I build single stage to oceans
Next mission: Build a space station made of at least 80% asteroids.
He already do that
rumahhafidzah bekasi link?
Just build 20% of the space station and attach the 80% of asteroids
@@theplayer12312
Yes
Just make a 20%
Space station
Wait they asteroids not asteroid
Holy Kraken that thing is massive
/Rahndel/ THAT’S WHAT SHE...
Sorry
I get it
15:40 the record for the shortest time space between a quick save and a quick load.
at this point you should just strap some engines to kerbin and send it to laythe
Is an ant engine enough
Life TO Laythe
@@starstorm5338😂
The ultimatum is not only performance sapping,but it is also view-sapping.
Keep up the good work Matt!
13:32 OUF that engine on the wing tip had a nice wobble on touch down
Starting to wish we had scramjets in ksp for high velocity high altitude flight.
*R.A.P.I.E.R.*
You could probably use the ramjets for a similar purpose, though definitely at a somewhat lower altitude than true scramjets. Mods exist, too, there's definitely a mod that adds a scramjet somewhere.
The Whiplash is a combined turbojet and scramjet engine. That's why it's so long. I don't know what the RAPIER is, it's something special.
@@the10thdimension I know what it does, but I want to know what it is inside. :) I recently heard something about it cooling the air so much, it liquefies! Then it uses the liquid air as oxidizer in its rockets. Or rather, this was how the SABRE engine was intended to work, but the RAPIER is modelled on the SABRE so I expect it's meant to be the same.
My mom got mad at me because I said "Holy shit" out loud when I saw the SSTO.
Subbed dude
ur mom is totally super duper un-rad.
@@9dash you sound very 6
Me: Spends 3 weeks trying to master docking, fails, installs mechjeb just to build a ruddy space station.
Matt Lowne: watch me and weep.
When I was first learning to dock, I couldn’t get the two ships to engage. Even if I approached at 0.1m/s, dead-centered, I couldn’t get it to work. I spent days trying over and over.
Finally, I looked at my design in the VAB. Somehow, I’d installed my docking port backwards.
Simple explanation of Oberth Effect: Work is F*s (force multiplied with distance). Rocket thrusters generate a constant force but at higher speeds (i.e. at periapsis) you’ll cover much more distance and therefore the produced work will be much higher.
spaceship: "ayy bro pass me the jool"
matt: "say no more fam"
You should send a 10 seat ssto to kerbin. That would be a HUGGGEEEEE challenge
omg too hard
Where is danny2462
Into a retrograde orbit of Kerbol
256544698411470 seat SSTO to the surface of Kerbol
I don’t get it . I’ll just do it to myself
r/whooosh
God,and I thought that the Artemis was the hallmark of SSTO travel.
This should be called "how to make kerbal even more kerbal"with "MOAR NERVAS"
The music in the beginning goes good with everything
That's the best explanation of gravity assists I've ever heard. I finally feel like I actually understand it now.
The ssto is so unstable i love it lol
Let me change the title a bit
KSP: Flexing on Other Players
There we go
Really!?
This should be a new blunderdird rescue ship
If you still do that
If you've ever been downhill skiing, there's an analogy with that that works really well when explaining gravity assists. Imagine 2 skiers, one skiing slowly and another skier skiing really fast, coming up to the first one from behind. Picture the faster skier holding out their ski pole, and the slower skier grabbing it as the faster one went by. Then, imagine the faster skier pulling their ski pole forwards. The Slower skier would gain some speed, and the faster skier would lose some. gravity assists work similar to this, with the slow skier being the probe and the fast skier being the planet. Gravity pulls the probe in and then flings them out, just like the ski pole.
I was on the mun for the first time today! :D
Single stage to eve surface and back with 100 passengers and no refueling
Awesome video man! One tip for unforseen weight and Ballance issues - When forced to fly backwards, you can right click on the control surfaces and change the authourity limiter to negative 100, or negative 150, and it will now move in the opposite direction. It's saved me a few times. Using engines to regain forward movement is also a good call, but if your out of fuel this might help. Cheers and keep the great KSP vids coming!
Matt. You shoduld install Real plume. It's a mod thats improves engine sounds and how realistic they are
That'll explode the computer's sound barrier.
Fun fact: Jool has a radius of 6000km, Earth has a radius of 6371km (average), this means that earth is bigger than the biggest planet in KSP (Venus has a radius of 6051km [average] so if you want to compare Jool to a real planet Venus is a good place to do so)
Kerbal planets are scaled about 1:10 compared to our real solar system, but their gravity is not. This makes Kerbal planets extremely weird. If I remember right, there's no way to make Kerbin have Earth-like gravity with only normal matter of known elements; the planet is just not big enough. Jool might be about the size of Venus, but if you put Jool and Venus together as a double planet, you'd see Venus orbiting Jool.
Are there any mods that offer medium and/or large versions of the jet engines with scaled stats? Seems like one of those things that Squad should have thought of.
Yeah, mk4 spaceplane parts is good
@@tanmaysamallive4199 Just make a rescue mission.
You are the new Elon Musk
No it's Eeloo Musk
Dhu
Host meme review 👏 👏
I’m in
@@chengcao418 Eeloon Munsk
yees a SSTO videoooo goood mmmm
I've built a larger SSTO Spaceplane but needed to refuel at minmus before going into deep space as i dont quite understand how to do gravity assists haha had 3 of the biggest cargobays filled with mining and refueling equipment along with a rover and all the science parts ingame, solar panels and radar dishes that came out of the cargobays, and looked really nice on the inside with lights and those metal walls you can paint and was limited to 255 parts because career mode, I'm not very knowledgable with KSP as im still rather new to it but it was my favourite ship and was so happy when i managed to get it working considering how heavy and big it was, Watching this reminds me of it wish i still had it, when my health gets better i plan on building the biggest spaceplane my PC can possibly withstand and do as many career contracts with it as possible.
*Matt approaches the runway backwards*
Me: "Just like the Space Shuttle!" XD
I don't wanna hate or anything but "closed cycle" is referring to the way the engines plumbing works. I'm bad at explaining so I would suggest watching Scott Manley's video about plumbing in his what ksp don't teach video series.
In KSP, it is referring to air breathing or using oxidizer. I know exactly what you are talking about, but in ksp its different.
Thats not hate dude xd. A simple correction of a fact in a generally helpful friendly way is fine. Anyone who gets offended getting lightly corrected had their head up their ass.
The mighty Matt has done it again
One way to explain the Oberth effect is to consider the exhaust coming out of your engines. It's moving in the opposite direction from you, so the faster you're going to begin with, the more of its motion is cancelled out. Less of the energy from the burn ends up going into it, and more into you.
Quick saves do remove spin momentum. I use it when my crafts spontaneously spin uncontrollably (Console edition is very stable).
The oberth effect only occurs in the frame of reference of what you are orbiting. The faster the fuel in the rocket is traveling around the object, the more energy it appears to impart onto the rocket when it is exhausted, because it appears to slow down, in this frame of reference, instead of being thrown in the opposite direction, which is essentially chemical energy turned into wasted kinetic energy.
I'm usually content with SSTO, and at that point either refueling or transfering kerbals to another ship for interplanetary.
Also that thing looks like the Fireflash supersonic passenger jet from Thunderbirds.
SSTO: Single Stage To Oh crap, the game crashed again!
Note: They didn’t design Eeloo after what they thought Pluto looked like; they designed to look like Europa. (I think because of the similarities.)
I dont know if you use this, but I think you can use your scroll wheel to adjust the maneuver node for more precise planning, but hovering over one of the markers on the node itself
I find 2019 Matt as more technical but less flashy, which I actually like.
I know I'm one of those people who points out minuscule inconsistencies in videos where it doesn't really matter, but at 5:34, the energy gained by the space craft would be roughly equal to the amount lost by the planet. However, because kinetic energy is described by 0.5mv^2, the velocity delta of the craft would be significantly larger than that of the planet due to the difference in masses between the two objects
Scott Manley is the aerospace communities god
I notice this with a lot of air/space craft similar to this, but often times these craft have to go the full length of the runway, if you move the rear landing gear so that it is just behind the center of gravity, you'll be able to lift off the ground without going the full runway length.
Matt: In thrust we trust!
Me, who just flew a 114-engine SSTO into orbit: Yes, in thrust we DO trust…>:)
Kraken : dammmmm! That’s a lot of parts for me to destroy!
Game: no destroy
Kraken : it’s HYDRA HUGE!
btw when you have the problem that your aircraft flips because the centre of lift is in front of the centre of mass you can deploy your parachutes. That usually helps a bit but creates drag.
1 year ago today, a mad man did the impossible.
me at 2am: i should go to sleep
me at 4am: watching this
jebidiah senior:Bye guys ill be back!
Jebidiah the 3rd: Whats that dad?
Jebidiah jr: I THINK THATS Korbin
p.s i spelled kerbin wrong on purpose
Matt, instead of using the prograde to go prograde, drag the retrograde backwards to make it more precise
(Works with all of the maneuver node things
Network card troubleshooting:
1. Have you checked your IP address in command prompt? Run cmd and type in ipconfig. If the IP address for Local Area Network Connection is in the 169.254.x.x range, your router may not be issuing you with an address. Either your router isn't working properly (i.e. DHCP is broken on it) and you will have to assign one statically, or you want to use a static one but you forgot to assign it.
2. Run the command (as admin) "netsh winsock reset". This will refresh the TCP stack on your PC. This can fix weird errors sometimes.
3. Reseat your card if you're not using onboard networking. If you're using Onboard, try getting a new adapter. 10 bucks at any IT store for something basic. Worth getting for troubleshooting, honestly.
4. Check your cabling. There might be a faulty wire somewhere, or something may have come loose. Unnecessary bends in runs can be really bad.
5. Disable/Enable the network hardware device in Device Manager. The "did you try turning it off and on again" trick surprisingly does work stupidly often.
6. Try a new router. Doesn't have to be expensive, cheapo will do. I have several because I was having issues and I needed to prove it was not my network causing the issue.
7. Check the duplex settings on the interface, it might be having trouble negotiating a speed with the router.
8. Throw everything in a pile and burn it all while praising the Kraken.
Hope this helps, network problems are often EXTREMELY weird. I once got a switching loop to occur in Cisco switches, but everything proceeded as normal. No broadcast storm, no switch interfaces going into blocking mode, nothing. Even my uni lecturer was stumped.
you will probably hate me for this suggestion but how about an ssto to everywhere? just orbits and you need to leave a probe around every celestial bodies
I’m trying to make an SSTO based on this out of Lego and make a video. Wish me luck!
My eyes “in thrust we trust”
My brain “in trust we thrust”
27:47
SPEEEEEEEEEN!!!!!
Never expected to hear Sonic Forces at the start
"In thrust, we trust"... i love it!
Gravity assists work not primarily by changing the orbital speed (magnitude of velocity vector) but be changing the direction of the velocity vector. Orbital maneuvering is more about direction than absolute speed. Gravity is a conservative force, and all of you who have taken physics will know that this means that if you "swing by" a planet, you will have the same kinetic energy entering the gravitational field of influence as leaving it. (Unless you perform correction burns). Remember that acceleration (known to KSP folk and rocket scientists as delta V) consists of normal and tangential components. Tangential acceleration is simple, but requires fuel expenditure. However, normal acceleration (acceleration perpendicular to the direction of travel) can be accomplished with a gravitational field, because even though the absolute kinetic energy of entry and departure are equivalent, normal acceleration ( delta V perp), has changed the direction, and therefore trajectory of the spacecraft. Therefore you can save fuel to spend only on tangential acceleration where needed.
The optimal spaceflight would only use fuel for forward/backward acceleration, and gravity for normal (left/right/up/down) acceleration. An orbital slingshot maneuver is the use of a planet (or moon) to "aim" the spacecraft, and the use of fuel to "launch" the spacecraft, and since gravity is a conservative force with a simple equation for force, (Newtons law of gravitation), anyone who has taken calculus can see how you can very easily compute the change in direction as a result of a gravitational field. You just take the vector product of the position/time vector of the spacecraft's initial velocity and the force/position vector of the gravitational field. In polar coordinates, gravity is just an inverse function of radius, and angle is irrelevant, so the calculation can easily done by hand, which the astronauts who flew to the moon and back did in tables with a slide roll (a powerful tool for polar coordinate estimates) to calculate how long to burn the SM engine for.
I forgot why I posted this, but I hope some random person learns something, p.s. I lead an academic aerospace research team.
Me: finally! I got a spaceplane in orbit!
Seeing this! Well, I’m done. I’m going to do something I’m good in. (Playing with snow in Norway in seven minus)
Celsius or Fahrenheit?
First livestream in my life and it is from my favorite youTuber
good explanation on the gravity assist, bouncy ball/moving floor thing, filled a gap..
you should do videos dedicated to building the ships
18:20 but that’s cheating, Kerbals have mass
@Alpha Centauri actually kerbals have no mass when inside of a pod, they do weigh 94 kg when in a chair or on eva though
I always preferred to think of the oberth effect in terms of momentum, change of which is of course force integrated over time. In a hyperbolic pass of a planet, there is symmetry around the point of closest approach, and you spend just as much time coming as going.
But if you let gravity spend time pulling you to your closest approach and then activate the engines, you speed out and away, ultimately spending less time on escape than you did on approach. Thus, the planet sorts of "gives" you more momentum on the way in, than it takes back on the way out. This is all mathematically compatible with the kinetic energy explanation as well.
(dont care if its over a year later I wanna answer that internet problem cuz I've had it before too)
When your wifi works and ethernet doesnt it means the modem is having issues recognizing one of the ethernet devices. So unplug them all then plug them all back in one at a time. Make sure that the device you plug in has internet connection before you plug in the next ethernet port. If you plug one in and it cant connect, keep it unplugged till you got some time to plug ONLY that one in and run some troubleshooting on the computer (rightclick the network icon in your tray and click 'Troubleshoot Problems' for us Windows users)
Thanks Matt from Spain.
“How many engines do you want?”
“Yes.”
Super tiny SSTO :D
matt lowne I think ksp in the plane when the right and left wings can be opened to the end of the rocket engine and the engine from the orbit to enter the atmosphere is very useful.
rear facing probe core or other control point for those reverse landings, seems to help with the control surfaces and SAS doing what you expect them to do
I think an interesting idea for a Blunderbirds rescue mission would be one where there's a Mk1-3 command pod (with no docking port) stuck on the Mun, but there's a Tourist kerbal inside, and since Tourists can't do EVAs, you would have to find a way to pick up the pod and bring it back to Kerbin.
Just put a docking port on it with Eva constuction
Nice work on that landing!
0:02 Wow! An 8 seat SSTO!
xD
Here we goooo!!!
I dind count the seats i placed in mine, it's build in 2 builds, docket outside, and is ready to go, the runway does not work, i found a good flat ground to move it to, so it can be launched properly!! Also if you get the graphics to as low as possible it's better to render and have it still goin!! Hope ksp2 fixes some render issues!!
For the people wondering how i called my ship, its The starstriker!!
Holy shit! So many engines!
Run it on a console? Challenge accepted.
I'll get back to you in either 6 years of 1 frame a hour or there is a better console. What ever happens first, I'm estimating the first option.
FatBoySlim458 Unlikely there will be no better consoles released in the next 6 years.
@@sugg5719 that why I said I'm estimating the first option: 6 years of one frame an hour.
@@fatboyslim458 But if you're estimating the first option then that implies you don't think a better console will be released in 6 years.
@@sugg5719 yes
It lags,trust me,is a hell
With regards to the SSTO building video you were talking about, I'm interested in watching that.
14:26 this is now my favorite youtube video
14:30 Then add even more boosters.
You should really look up Principia mod. It's doing wonders with gravity and maneuvers!
Oh man the merch design is great! could you set up a permanent merch store?
I love the fact he has a literal picture of Scott Manley on his doorframe for the advert!
Seeing that thing take off was fucking badass, imagine it flying over you
Nice work!!!
"200 kerbal" matt you are sick and have earned my like
Heres an analogy for the oberth effect if you ever need say if were to use the same bouncyball load it into a bouncyball cannon and shoot it lower to the ground its gonna go higher than if you shot it up (if you ever use this analogy you can keep the idea as if it were your own) 👍
Matt, you may have seen this in the live chat, but i have a challenge:
Get to space using either only RCS or, hard mode, only launch escape systems
you mean monoprop engines? bc it's not that strong to escape with RCS
I am bad at this so I watch you cause your good
Your vids are so realistic I'm trying to turn the camera to see where I'm going, then I'm all "Oh wait its a RUclips video."
That madman has done it again
Would love to see a playthrough from you with Kerbalism
That's quite impressive...
but it needs more Kerbals
re: KSP - I'd love to see you build an SSTO with landing thrusters that it lands on it's wheels rather on it's arse. Given the ludicrousness of this craft surely this is a minor addition?
re: Internet problem - Root cause: The virgin hub is a steaming pile. Tech detail: Sounds like it's not issuing IP addresses using DHCP over the wired interfaces. Solutions: 1. Use a static IP. 2.Get a better router. 3. Turn DHCP off on the Virgin hub and use another device to serve it, like a raspberry pi. 4: Set up a split scope. I.e have two DHCP servers one on the router and one on a Pi each serving a different range of addresses within the same network. Then if one stops the other takes over.
I'm a network engineer. I design and build networks for a living, I couldn't help myself. Which is just as well, because I'm terrible at KSP and can offer no value there.
Many Kerbals died to get this information.
208 kerbals spent 84 years up there. wow.
ey matt in the graphical mode of the maneuver button they added recently, you can change the scale of the adjustments to be like 0.0001m/s for every click on the scroll wheel