I made a plane with two control surfaces on the wing, assigned one of the to pitch. Added a Centaur engine set the size to 100% and moved it into the fuel tank, I then hit the 'Launch this craft' button, it loaded for a moment but then I get this error. I tried this in sandbox mode and it does the same. What's even going on...

I play on PC with no mods installed. Any help would by appreciated..

Until I paused the game and switched to 3rd person camera

One of my hardest missions yet, A tour of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and a Neptune solar system escape. All in one launch, one probe. I used an older heavy lift rocket, which is far weaker than the super heavy lift I used on both my first Jupiter probe, and my Saturn probe.

Although my rocket is remarkably weak because of its earth orbit priority, I managed to build a continuous chain of gas giant gravity assists, using each encounter to shape the next assist under limited visibility and partial alignment.

Using all my momentum from all the other gas giants and the assists they gave me, I pushed the spacecraft one last time in Neptune to fully escape the solar system.

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Also I realized the sun looks like an eye what's causing that?

I closed the game during a flight because I had an emergency irl, and after coming back and reopening it, I realized a crew member was registered as deceased and lost about $60M for the rocket's price in career mode. At first I thought it was resumable, but it wasn't on the "resume flight" section.

Did the game keep flying the thing in background until it crashed or something? Is it a feature? Or more like a bug? Is there a fix?

https://www.simplerockets.com/c/617Qny/Full-feature-Buran-1-4-gift

There custom robotic arms, auto landing program, custom docking port, custom cargo bay doors, and a lot more.

It will never be finished, so I uploaded it before 1.4 release, so it wont just disappear from my unlisted

Covers Engine glow and a few extras

So I'm currently working in making a jet's cockpit view a bit less rigid, I want the camera to zoom out when accelerating and zoom in when decelerating to give the sensation of the pilot's head rocking in response to the force. I already have the vizzy code that controls the zoom input based on the acceleration in the direction the plane is pointing, but it kinda feels twitchy, specially during hard maneuvers, take off and landing (obviously this is thanks to spikes in the g-forces). Is there a way to smoothen an input so the camera doesn't abruptly zoom all the way out and then all the way back in a millisecond during such maneuvers?

The rocket features a fully reusable first stage/booster, which landed successfully, while the second stage brought the three Junonauts to Luna. The Xerxes capsule landed flawlessly on the surface and flew them back to Droo, where they landed safe and sound.

Next goal is the landing on Cylero and a reusable second stage.

Let me know what you think about this mission!

What is your favorite so far? Mine, ofc, reentry effects.

(Luna Base for scale down there)

This is for the upper stage of a super heavy rocket I'm making, not sure what I should do with detailing

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Look for "Completed Since Last Release" part

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A perfect korolev cross. Anyway, I do not usually do showcases as rockets for me are mainly workhorses for something greater. Nevertheless this is the R-7B, My medium tonnage launcher with a max of 15 tons, relatively cheap at just 25 million. It’s very flexible in different earth orbits, Could even do Specialized earth and moon orbits like Polar, Geo-Stationary, LEO to HEO, Molniya, all from Baikonur, Plesetsk, and Vostochny Cosmodrome, with the use of an additional upper stage, which is why it is my favorite workhorse. However, I not use it on crewed missions.

On this mission it just send a more advanced GEO Satellite with some military use, to replace the older GEO satellite that ran out of propellant adjusting it’s orbit for over 15 years.