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L9[01:07:42] <umbralraptop> !mission
L10[01:07:43] <LunchBot> You see that your
graphite-block moderated pile is on fire and quickly work to douse
it in water. You go to jail.
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L15[01:12:57] <Izaya> hmm, maybe I should
publish my patches and such, and my cursed custom parts
L16[01:14:24] <umbralraptop> Yay, cursed
parts
L17[01:14:36] <Izaya> do you want a really
big toroid tank? of course you do!
L18[01:15:01] <umbralraptop> Can I run laps
in the tank?
L19[01:15:28] <Izaya> hmmm
L20[01:15:47] <Izaya> you know, I think
it's just the right size where it's too big to use as a float and
too small to swim *inside*
L21[01:18:50] <umbralraptop> Ah, too
bad
L22[01:19:56] <Izaya> I have plans for more
variations though
L23[01:20:21] <Izaya> A 1.875m inner/3.75m
outer dia tank appeals to me
L24[01:22:18] <Izaya> I guess a 2.5m
inner/5m outer would complete the set
L25[01:22:50] <Izaya> unless I wanted to go
for everything up to a 5m inner/10m outer tank I guess
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L27[01:33:55] <umbralraptop> This sounds
like it can do some very silly staging
L28[02:06:34] <Izaya> it's wonderful for
landing base modules using those tiny 0.625m booster engines
L29[02:07:40] <Izaya> or the 1.25m one with
built-in tanks
L30[02:08:20] <Izaya> you can jettison the
tank once you get to the hover phase of the landing and complete
the landing on only onboard fuel, no external tanks, because
they've just hit the ground fast enough to disappear
L31[02:11:29] <Izaya> very clean and
tidy
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L35[02:55:29] <Izaya> hmm, engine plate
shrouds are kinda wonky, huh
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L37[04:03:44] <Izaya> SporkWitch: using the
kOS astrogator plugin seems less inclined to crash my game
L38[04:06:38] <Izaya> (rather than using
the GUI)
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L57[11:23:09] <SporkWitch> Izaya: good to
know. I find astrogator gets more accurate maneuvers than mechjeb,
but had been using mechjeb then manually tweaking them because
astrogator would regularly crash with the GUI lol
L58[11:23:49] <Izaya> I haven't tried
making it list the transfers, only used it to generate ones I know
are possible, so that may still crash things
L59[11:24:08] <Izaya> but if I'm not
insane, one could cook up a kOS GUI to replace the astrogator
plugin if they wanted
L60[11:24:23] <SporkWitch> dunno; the GUI
stuff is usually the most likely to cause issues
L61[11:24:45] <Izaya> ah, but kOS GUI stuff
is dumb (in a good way)
L62[11:25:02] <Izaya> you can make a GUI
then make buttons execute kOS code
L64[11:26:21] <SporkWitch> yeah, but
astrogator does its own thing, whereas that looks like it's
creating a native KSP window
L65[11:26:47] <Izaya> yeah, but I'm saying
you could replace the astrogator GUI with a kOS script that uses
astrogator to generate the transfer nodes
L66[11:27:02] <SporkWitch> oh,
absolutely
L67[11:28:58] <Izaya> alternatively,
someone could reimplement astrogator in kerboscript, but not me,
I'm allergic to maths
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L89[15:36:37] <FLHerne> Izaya: they'd be
quite neat for racing 'flying' craft through as well
L90[15:38:57] <FLHerne> I'm thinking Monte
Carlo Challenge, but without the aid of aerodynamic drag for
slowing and cornering
L91[15:39:00] <FLHerne> it would be
hilarious
L92[15:40:02] <Althego> what is monte carlo
challenge?
L95[15:59:03] <FLHerne> my favourite entry
was the glitch device that teleports itself directly to the finish
line
L96[16:04:10] <Althego> how do you even
teleport in ksp?
L97[16:07:13] <FLHerne> it's a lot of
clipped decouplers
L98[16:07:38] <FLHerne> which somehow give
it exactly enough acceleration to reach the defined finish point in
one frame
L99[16:07:48] <FLHerne> then it
explodes
L100[16:08:01] <Pinkbeast> But it died
doing what it loved
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L103[17:55:10] <FLHerne> ;outcome add Your
code is summarily executed.
L104[17:55:10] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Your code is summarily executed.
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L107[19:32:47] <Raptop> Oh no
L108[19:33:03] <Raptop> Wait, this means
it runs!
L109[19:39:26] <Althego> oh no, more
lemmings
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L113[20:42:34] <Mat2ch> !mission
L114[20:42:34] <LunchBot> You outsource
the assembly of your rockets to Australia. BOOM!!!
L115[20:42:49] <Mat2ch> As expected.
L116[20:46:44] <Pinkbeast> ¡WOOq
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