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L2[00:04:02] <Eddi|zuHause> check how your
CoM is positioned wrt the CoL, especially as fuel gets
depleted
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L4[00:04:37] <Eddi|zuHause> ... ok
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L6[00:05:32] <umaxtu_mobile> huh
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L10[00:08:39] <manifold> I don't see how to
upload an image.
L11[00:09:22] <Eddi|zuHause> there's a
dozen image paste hosts around
L12[00:09:35] <Eddi|zuHause> just google
one
L16[00:11:42] <Eddi|zuHause> manifold:
there's 3 buttons on the lower left, next to the cost. they show
you center of lift/mass/thrust
L17[00:11:54] <JVFoxy> heh..
lil'screen
L18[00:12:30] <Althego> the leaning is
because of the fins
L19[00:12:46] <Althego> however if you
remove them, it may want to turn backwards
L22[00:13:07] <Althego> you can go with the
smallest fins for stability if the big ones are too much
L23[00:13:32] <manifold> I hadn't thought
of that. Thanks.
L24[00:13:36] <Eddi|zuHause> manifold: you
want the center of mass (yellow dot) to be below the center of lift
(blue dot), and be aware that the yellow dot moves when fuel gets
used up
L25[00:13:54] <Althego> and you can add
6-8-12 or even 18 of the smaller ones if they are not enough
L26[00:14:38] <JVFoxy> miniscule lean is
usually expected in normal gameplay even if you get everything
exactly perfect.. or so I've seen
L27[00:14:39] <Eddi|zuHause> manifold: you
can simulate fuel being used up by right-clicking a tank and moving
the slider how much fuel it stores
L28[00:14:55] <manifold> So confused.
L29[00:15:15] <manifold> I thought it was
supposed to be the other way.
L30[00:15:21] <Eddi|zuHause> hm, might
be
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L32[00:15:34] <Eddi|zuHause> it's entirely
possible i swapped it
L33[00:15:43] <umaxtu_mobile> I think you
did
L35[00:15:58] <manifold> Where do we look
this up?
L36[00:16:00] <Eddi|zuHause> well, then
ignore me
L37[00:16:32] <JVFoxy> what did you mix
up?
L38[00:17:30] <Eddi|zuHause> which way
around the center of mass/lift goes
L39[00:17:57] <JVFoxy> yellow is mass, blue
is lift, yellow mass above lift
L40[00:18:04] <Althego> for stability
L41[00:19:05] <JVFoxy> trouble is, it only
accounts for lift, not drag... sort of misleading a bit
but...
L42[00:19:16] <JVFoxy> ya, think of it as a
weather vane
L43[00:19:32] <manifold> That would be drag
that matters then.
L44[00:19:50] <JVFoxy> it will always point
in direction of wind. If you put aero ahead, it wants to flip
around. But because so does your engine if its not setup right, it
keeps wanting to flip
L45[00:20:26] <manifold> Flipping is not
the problem I'm having at the moment.
L46[00:20:42] <JVFoxy> I woudn't worry too
much about drag early on till you get the fairings
L47[00:20:59] <JVFoxy> the lean? how much
of a lean is it though?
L48[00:21:17] <manifold> It's very gradual.
Initially it's not much.
L49[00:21:30] <JVFoxy> there will be a
little wobble intially at launch
L50[00:21:38] <manifold> But eventually you
can't compensate for it.
L51[00:21:39] <JVFoxy> ah..
L52[00:21:50] <JVFoxy> do you push over
hard early on to get it going east?
L53[00:22:42] <manifold> 10 degrees
L54[00:23:13] <JVFoxy> also its not the
reliant version of the LT engine?
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L56[00:23:25] <JVFoxy> oop
L57[00:24:25] <JVFoxy> sorry, thought they
had pushed over too hard and was having troubles overcoming the
ballistics
L58[00:24:40] <umaxtu_mobile> thats what it
sounds like
L59[00:25:12] <JVFoxy> finds shouldn't be
too big an issue, long as its evenly spaced around and 3 or
more
L60[00:25:16] <JVFoxy> fins
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L62[00:29:23] <manifold> Wow. I just lost
the whole conversation we were having.
L63[00:29:52] <JVFoxy> sometimes
happens...
L64[00:30:05] <manifold> (From memory)
Nope, it's the swivel.
L65[00:30:10] <JVFoxy> ok..
L66[00:30:33] <JVFoxy> so.. you launch,
pitch a bit. Then its like having a hard time staying pitched up as
the flight arcs over?
L67[00:30:43] <manifold> Exactly.
L68[00:30:51] <JVFoxy> you familiar with
ballistics?
L69[00:30:59] <manifold> Yes.
L70[00:31:22] <JVFoxy> suggest maybe
pitching over half as much after launching see what happens?
L71[00:31:24] <Althego> your rocket turned
into lawn dart or shuttlecock
L72[00:31:40] <manifold> Big fins that
force a prograde orientation.
L73[00:32:03] <manifold> I wondered if that
was the issue.
L74[00:32:11] <JVFoxy> fins only part of
the solution, they mostly help keep you pointed in the right
direction, counter drag up front
L75[00:32:33] <manifold> So smaller fins
may help?
L76[00:33:08] <JVFoxy> can try but I think
you falling into the ballistics a little hard. Pitched over too
early
L77[00:33:13] <JVFoxy> or too hard
L78[00:33:55] <manifold> I could start my
turn later.
L79[00:34:13] <JVFoxy> there is that too,
but don't wait too long
L80[00:35:08] <JVFoxy> it'll probably take
a number of tries to get a sense of how things work
L81[00:35:59] <manifold> Is it possible to
try without fins entirely. Wheels instead?
L82[00:36:25] <manifold> Would that
restrict me less to the ballistic trajectory?
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L84[00:37:04] <JVFoxy> you'll still
ballistic unless you can get up the speed to counter it
L85[00:37:23] <JVFoxy> it wouldn't be
ideal
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L90[00:44:27] <manifold> Every time it says
"Waiting to reconnect..." it never does.
L91[00:45:44] <manifold> Ok, so the
restoring force to the ballistic trajectory is just a fact of
life.
L92[00:46:44] <JVFoxy> well.. you could
counter it if not going fast enough, either by thrusting up more,
or wings..
L93[00:47:00] <JVFoxy> tends to involve
more drag though
L94[00:47:37] <JVFoxy> on your launch.. try
a tiny push to the east. A few degrees, see what happens
L95[00:47:48] <manifold> I'll give it a
try.
L96[00:47:49] <manifold> Thanks.
L97[00:47:59] <JVFoxy> its what we here
for
L98[00:48:03] <manifold> Thanks also to
Althego.
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L104[02:23:25] <darsie> I'd prefer KSP not
to switch to its window again after it opened it on Linux.
L105[02:24:06] <packbart> that's probably
Unity's doing
L106[02:24:21] <darsie> ok
L107[02:28:18] <JVFoxy> switch out of
ksp.. it goes into background, doesn't stay
L108[02:28:39] <JVFoxy> of course..
loading it, causes it to fight for focus for the first little
bit
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L110[03:11:07] <darsie> I have to babysit
my fuel production, because the universal rotation occasionally
(anti)aligns my solar panels with the sun, and so my drills
stop.
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L113[04:13:29] <darsie> more batteries
would fix it.
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L145[08:08:00] <darsie> I sent an improved
asteroid miner to my asteroid and every time I timewarp on/off the
miner shifts and tilts a bit more till it explodes :(.
L146[08:08:20] <darsie> Same with
7.0.2.
L147[08:08:23] <darsie> and .0
L148[08:08:30] <packbart> yeah, heavy
stuff on heavy asteroids does weird things in timewarp
L149[08:08:35] <darsie> 1.7.0/2
L150[08:09:04] <darsie> I didn't change
the attach part.
L151[08:09:21] <darsie> hmm, I'll remove
an autostrut ...
L152[08:09:55] <packbart> you could try
and autostrut the asteroid part to the root
L153[08:10:14] <darsie> Yeah, doesn't
happen with autostrut.
L154[08:10:17] <darsie> I'll try that
...
L155[08:11:03] <darsie> nope, that
triggers it, too.
L156[08:11:24] <darsie> The autostrut
fixed an oscillation.
L157[08:11:34] <darsie> But breaks with
time warp.
L158[08:28:40] <darsie> I don't understand
why my refinery produces 1.90 Ox and 1.56 LF (at 50x).
L159[08:32:04] <darsie> I have now an
extra 4000 EC battery, so I won't run out of EC when the universal
rotation turns my solar panels at the sun.
L160[08:34:10] <packbart> because engines
need more Ox than LF
L161[08:36:25] <darsie> right, 9/11
L162[08:37:00] <darsie> I thought they
mass both 5 kg/unit, which is irrelevant.
L165[09:05:26] <packbart> shuttling enough
fuel tanks around was a bit tedious
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L168[09:10:31] <darsie> hehe
L169[09:11:06] <darsie> Did you assemble
that in space?
L170[09:15:52] <darsie> I tried to make a
Christmas tree for Cristmas, with lots of antennas as needles.
Bogged down my computer so much it didn't finish in time.
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L172[09:18:23] <darsie>
s/Christmas/pagan
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L180[09:42:16] <Eddi|zuHause> is there
even such a thing as a truely "christian" custom instead
of ones adapted from other religions?
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L182[09:43:15] <Althego> nothing new under
the sun
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L185[09:51:24] <Mat2ch> Eddi|zuHause: not
really. Mainly inspired by Buddhism and many things seem to be just
common sense...
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L192[10:00:13] <packbart> darsie: I
launched it under a 5m fairing
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L194[10:00:33] <packbart> didn't have the
GrobalConstruction mod installed then
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L204[11:19:55] <Eddi|zuHause>
<JVFoxy> switch out of ksp.. it goes into background, doesn't
stay <-- i've been fighting with that kind of re-focus for a
long time with many programs, but i think it
L205[11:19:58] <Eddi|zuHause> got
worse
L206[11:21:37] <Eddi|zuHause> like: if a
program is in windowed mode, if i move the mouse into it, it gets
focus, but stays in background. if it's fullscreen, it gets focus
and also pulls to foreground
L207[11:22:15] <JVFoxy> Eddi|zuHause ah..
morning and ok
L208[11:22:33] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't
think the KDE people understood the problem i had with this
behaviour
L209[11:23:03] <JVFoxy> I found out my
video card has capture software that came with it, seems KSP
doens't like overlays
L210[11:23:38] <JVFoxy> try to activate so
I can adjust a setting, drops me out of ksp, to desktop. do the
command again and capture software wakes up as if to say, "oh,
/now/ you want it'
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L212[11:30:53] <packbart> Eddi|zuHause:
KSP does it only once, when the loading screen appears. I can live
with that
L213[11:31:15] <packbart> start, wait
until the screen appears, then change desktops
L214[11:31:57] <Eddi|zuHause> the annoying
part about that is, in that time i usually do some other random
stuff
L215[11:32:17] <Eddi|zuHause> which will
be interrupted by this things popping up
L216[11:32:33] <JVFoxy> I should also
mention I've dual screens..
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L218[11:53:42] <Althego> hmm, day 13. i
could still send bob to eve, not landing of course, but to
orbit
L219[11:54:15] <Althego> or i could send
him to duna, but in both cases it takes several hundred days
L220[11:55:33] <UmbralRaptop> For the
purposes of this, they're probably duel screens
L221[11:56:04] <UmbralRaptop> Althego:
land on Gilly?
L222[11:56:18] <Althego> that is basically
free
L223[11:56:39] <Althego> or i can send him
to just outside of soi and back
L224[11:57:03] <Althego> but even that is
several days
L225[12:01:38] <Eddi|zuHause> i've still
not understood which direction to burn to get back into kerbin SoI
from a dip outside
L226[12:04:57] <Althego> i usually just
turn around
L227[12:05:05] <UmbralRaptop> I'd go with
directly back at Kerbin (ish)
L228[12:05:14] <Althego> but even without
that, the node helps
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L231[12:15:02] <UmbralRaptop>
maneuver.js
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L238[13:09:52] <Althego> scott
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L247[13:39:14] <jUMPSu1t> About to deorbit
from my first succesful orbital mission! Super excited
L248[13:39:22] <jUMPSu1t> Anything I
should know?
L249[13:39:47] <Ezriilc> Re-entry
atmospheric heating is a thing.
L250[13:39:56] <Ezriilc> Good luck!
L251[13:40:08] <nj0rd> as is rapid
unplanned deconstruction
L252[13:40:20] <Ezriilc> Only
always.
L253[13:40:39] <jUMPSu1t> Heh. I have a
heat shield and parachute, so I think I'm good to go.
L254[13:40:52] <jUMPSu1t> I've reentered
from suborbital flights before.
L255[13:40:59] <jUMPSu1t> So I think I'm
ready.
L256[13:41:30] <Ezriilc> Excellent. It
sounds like you are.
L257[13:41:46] <nj0rd> jUMPSu1t: I found
suborbital reentry harder in most cases - I guess due to the
direction of the reentry
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L259[13:41:58] <nj0rd> you need to stop
faster
L260[13:42:01] <Althego> try to keep the
parachute away from the plasma :)
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L262[13:42:50] <jUMPSu1t> Where's
UmbralRaptor?
L263[13:43:14] <JVFoxy> looks like they
pinged out about 12 minutes ago
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L270[13:53:38] <jUMPSu1t> Alright, I
splashed down. Can't see land anywhere, do you dare me to send a
boat?
L271[13:54:04] <Althego> hehe
L272[13:54:18] <packbart> "Surface
Deployed Seismic Sensor from Kerbin's surface generated 0.010
science" - Yay, that was just the solid boosters falling back
into the desert
L273[13:54:28] <packbart> (the sensor
sitting right next to KSC's runway)
L274[13:55:23] <JVFoxy> 0.01 huh? low
value cuz of having many previous crashes I take it?
L275[13:56:13] <packbart> it was probably
low energy and some 50% distance something. I didn't expect the
expended boosters to generate any science :)
L276[13:58:02] <packbart> they don't
generate any wen splashing into the waters east of KSC. it was just
when I launched from the desert that this message suddely popped up
during ascent
L277[13:58:22] <JVFoxy> manely: Prior to
leaving the moon, astronauts through out their life support packs
out the hatch. The seismic sensors they setup up earlier, even
picked up the moment the packs hit the surface.
L278[13:58:39] <Eddi|zuHause> it would be
a bit odd if splashing into the sea caused seismic events
L279[13:58:42] <JVFoxy> through...
tossed.. oh well
L280[13:58:54] <JVFoxy> lol...
tsunami!
L281[13:59:22] <JVFoxy> knowing some
players, probably cause massive floodings of KSC
L282[13:59:47] <packbart> .oO(New Crater
Sea)
L283[14:00:32] <Althego> i am down to 56k
funds. but at least some science and money starts to flow in
soon
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L286[14:07:59] <flayer> in a few years the
scout for [really big asteroids] at a rare 37
whatever-vertical-angle-terms degrees
L287[14:08:11] <flayer> ....contract will
complete, and i will have 2 million
L288[14:08:23] <flayer> [kerbucks]
L289[14:09:49] <JVFoxy> I turned a booster
thing into a ad-hock OTV for a relay. Booster did a flyboy,
dropping relay into mun orbit.
L290[14:10:03] <Althego> i had more than
3, but the science upgrade costs like 3.4
L291[14:10:48] <JVFoxy> I'd hoped to bring
the 'OTV' back into kerbin orbit, 6 days out still but contract
came up, 'adjust the orbit plane for money'. So... ya I accepted
it. But now its just waiting
L292[14:11:21] <Althego> i almost never do
orbit adjustments. each has it reason i dont change them
L293[14:11:34] <JVFoxy> I could afford it,
just gotta wait.
L294[14:11:55] <Eddi|zuHause> weird, a
song that has been in my playlist for many years turns out to be in
7/4 and i never noticed before
L295[14:12:39] <JVFoxy> altho.. its been a
while, 6 days.. hmm. -checks something-
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L297[14:13:26] <JVFoxy> oh ya.. derp, not
mun, minmus orbit
L298[14:15:22] <JVFoxy> what did I send
over... oh landed probe.. ugh, doesn't show till I focus /and/ zoom
in on minmus though.
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L319[16:33:22] <nate> that's not a magic
asteroid, that was sent from Klendathu to destroy kerbal
L321[16:34:19] <darsie> Fortunately it
missed and is on an escape ellipse.
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L323[16:50:56] <Eddi|zuHause> wouldn't an
escape be either a parabola or a hyperbola, rather than an
ellipse?
L324[16:53:17] <darsie> irl, yes.
L325[16:53:50] <darsie> But hey, ppl claim
all the time if you throw something it follows a parabolic
trajectory.
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L327[16:55:06] <darsie> Flat Earthers
...
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L329[17:45:53] <UmbralRaptor>
Eddi|zuHause: in a universe with only one source of gravity, yes.
But given the finite size of SOIs, escape ellipses are
possible
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L344[19:39:22] <Guest58912> o
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L350[20:53:27] <jUMPSu1t> How do I select
another Kerbal when I have one or more on an EVA?
L351[20:55:47] <umaxtu_mobile> square
brackets
L352[20:56:33] <UmbralRaptop> ^this cycles
through all EVAing kerbals, nearby craft, etc
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L354[21:01:56] <umaxtu_mobile> and if you
cycle between them fast enough, your computer will burst into
flames
L355[21:06:44] <UmbralRaptop> How much ΔV
does a typical computer have?
L356[21:08:09] <umaxtu_mobile> what would
a "typical" computer be at this point? A
smartphone?
L357[21:12:22] <jUMPSu1t> Oh.
L358[21:12:25] <jUMPSu1t> Ok.
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L360[21:13:37] <UmbralRaptop> Probably
something embedded?
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