So i heared that their was a way to make an altitude trigger for events im trying to get self landing rocket boosters and i have everything down i just need automatic triggers to trigger events when im not operating the nooster because i still have a rocket to guide through space and dint have time to land both boosters manualy

If anyone has a way to do that without mods that would be amazing im playing on android by the way i have no expantions either thank you for your time

Im building a Rocket to get to mars and i followed a guide to get a few tips and i have made the rocket. The rocket can get into orbit around mars with just a bit of fuel to spare, and has fairings with a decently large space for a rover or something else.

I am trying to make a lander that can land on the surface of mars and then take off back to Earth. My only problem is, i just cant seem to get a working one. I managed to make one with a heat shield and all but had no way of slowing down to a speed where I am able to deploy my parachutes, as to slow down i would have to activate the separator to get to the stage where there is an engine.

Could anyone make a design with no bp editing of a lander that can land on the surface of mars and make its way back to earth? As I have said above, i already have a rocket with space in the fairings to carry the payload, so i don't need a design for a rocket, but if i think my rocket isn't good enough then i will make a post asking for advice for making a new rocket.

I have the DLC, as i bought the PC version of sfs and that obviously comes with the DLC. My requirements are as follows:

• Not too large, although i can expand the fairings if needed but i already have a decently large space

• It doesn't use BP editing

• It can land on mars and make its way back to earth (remember, i already have a rocket that will take it to orbit around mars)

• It is able to slow down so i don't just crash into mars or earth

Thank you very much.

Hi,

Can someone please let me know what I'm missing.

I have built a simple rocket - Valiant + Fuel tank 4x2 + Capsule Giving:

Total Wet Mass Mt 9.5t

Total Dry Mass Md 5t

Valiant Isp 260s

Using the Delta V formula

Delta V should be 1635 m/s.

I launched the rocket with the cheat 'No Atmospheric Drag', the rocket achieves max speed of 955 m/s. This is way to less than 1635 m/s

Thanks in advance.

Cheers to the new era!

I LANDED ON EARTH111111!1!1!1!11!1!11111

When will they add the planets Saturn, Uranus and Neptune and their moons!? Will this happen in version 1.6?

Here is a picture of Quinn

I named it mongrel 2 bc yes

I made this for fun. And im not confident on creating a page for it at all

How do I make a png heightmap Example:

I don't want to make the same mistake of stealing people heightmaps

Hi! My name is KING OF ANTS, and I am there to tell you one accident which happened to me in SFS. I was testing a new version of my space bomber "Megalodon". Bombs (probes with atmosphere shields) were successfully launched, but... some of them crushed as was planned, but some of them made noclip! (Flied trough planet). I was just wondering how to freak that happened, then left these things to fly. Then they just disappeared.

Yes this is my mod. Go download it if you're on PC. Sorry mobile users.

https://jmnet.one/sfs/forum/index.php?threads/rl10-ro.13514/

A reusable rocket is an interesting concept, but it quickly loses its novelty. If the payload is not unique and interesting, it becomes boring entirely. For example, space stations cannot have articles written on every single component as there is not much to talk about. That is why we decided to do a new mission that would require a new rocket. We called this rocket Zeus, as this is the Greek equivalent of the deity known as Jupiter. Its mission was to launch a small probe to any moon of Jupiter, or possibly just Jupiter orbit.

We launched the vehicle into orbit, and then did a transfer to Jupiter. We were able to get an encounter with Ganymede without having to adjust our orbit once captured around Jupiter. Then we got into orbit around Ganymede, lowered our orbit, and landed on a particularly hilly area. We did much science with the probe’s equipment, then ascended back up and got into an orbit. This was all done by a computer program as distance would prohibit maneuvering in real time from Mission Control. Not only that, but the mission actually began a year ago.

See that dot too small to show up on your screen? That’s the probe

The probe after landing

The probe once in orbit, there was a heat shield as this is a multi-use probe and one experiment could be aerobraking through Jupiter

A photo of Jupiter, could’ve been better if we went to another planet, but this is for researching Ganymede, not just Jupiter

Wow time really does fly...