Which means no kraken :(

Doesn't N-body simulation cause Jool's system to collapse? What did they change to fix it?

@@BKnight_ This is RSS so it doesn't have this problem.

BTW I saw someone used this video on bilibili

So it is really you?

Thanks, your mod is a great work.

Neat I haven't checked that mod for years Is there a way to mess around with the planet's orbit? I'd love to see what happen to gravity when 2 planets get so close they almost collide Stock KSP is just too messy due to the gravity "bubble"

@@reach6898 see, i was wondering how you got something in a lagrange point when ksp doesnt simulate gravity well enough to actually have those, now i know how you did it. i wasnt aware this mod existed until now, and now that i know it does, i shall be using it frequently, i think.

wow 🙌🏼

The moment you know the mod is perfect is when a guy can literally do the most complicated orbit

This is me...

@@nickbarton9738 this is US

There still relatively circular its just the reference frame that makes them look weird

Yep, that’s Principia for ya!

Your profile picture is cropped CP.

Lmao yeah, I barely got into it like 3 days ago and I had to figure out how to aim for the moon

@@armandoperez9361 First time I tried the mod, I found myself in a Lagrangian without trying to find it.

@@jojolafrite90 that's some good science

I originally want to use space shuttle to recover it, but some fans want me to use starship

@@reach6898 i think it was a better choice to listen to your fans :) Awesome !

Reach I thought you were going to use the cargo variety lol

@@reach6898 Either one would've been coo. It'd be interesting getting Shuttle to such an eccentric orbit tho. . .

Gravity. That's what is happening. In KSP when you are in a SOI only that object effects you which is massively inaccurate.

@@iCore7Gaming It actually will piss me off, if KSP 2 has the same mechanics and the same scale!

@@jojolafrite90 If you want KSP with a bigger scale and more realistic dynamics there are mods for that. The principia mod adds n-body dynamics. I'm a little familiar with how that works, my confusion is more on what each maneuver is trying to achieve.

@@danieljensen2626 Principia should be stock ffs, scale/planets dont matter, because we can just use Kopernicus mod to play in whatever system we want, but physics? Physics should be always accurate, because the shit is actually more confusing in its simplified state than in principia. Same thing for RealFuels

@Flight Simulator Films but its not really less complicated, its just counter intuitive. Stock KSP makes you feel like you can only move in circles while on the orbit and that just feels wrong. And Im saying that as someone who had no idea about orbital mechanics before playing KSP

They don't call it rocket science for no reason :)

Soken50 orbital mechanics*

@@buffaloc20 It's a joke you pedantic twat

Soken50 I know I am correcting the word

and all she touched on in class before the test was how to throttle the engine up

Does the end orbit follow the path you take around the room hopping due to standing on Lego with bare feet?

@@pegasusted2504 down to the nanometer

Smunstu Stinkymonster I do. If being 14 years old counts as a child

Would be interesting to see what Korolev, von Braun and Chertok would think of this.

@@rockomax2732 SAME YO I want to become guidance officer when I grow up

I am 11 years old, and I love ksp

@@ErickSoares3 My guess is they'd lose their shit the moment they saw the low-energy transfers

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That’s pretty uncool should probably report it to the police

Me too, not even my uncle could touch me like this

@@throwaway80345 hol up

May be a bit late for a reply, but principia makes aiming actually easier in many cases, instead of the 6 SOI changes the stock conics system displays you can string together as many SOI changes as you want, performance does suffer once your plan extends upwards of ~2500 days, but you can always just lower precision for better performance and correct like 5 years in. Also docking is easier aswell, if you have a craft selected your reference frame can be set to target aligned and you see a squiggly line going to or over the target, each "squiggle" is one orbit, so you just align the squiggle with the target and wait untill you get close.

It's all one song, it's kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9V9e7B2nb7RpHk.html

Oh they 100% used computers. But those computers were much less advanced and more difficult to use. Imagine making hundreds of trajectory simulations and sifting through them...

It's not possible in vanilla KSP. Read the description

@@PikaPilot i meant in real life

Not in Stock KSP.

Because mechanics are so simplified that it gets it completely wrong.

Yes.

You can read some papers about Lagrange points and follow the maneuver node.

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