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L35[09:17:33] <Mat2ch> yeah, I think I'll
go with the second one. But I'm still pondering if I should do some
more work on it.
L36[09:17:54] <Mat2ch> But I'll use it for
maybe two hours, so the question is, if it's worth it :D
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L43[10:24:10] <Mat2ch> the RFA engine test
yesterday resulted in a fireball that burnt down the whole
rocket.
L44[10:24:12] <Mat2ch> Not great
L45[10:24:36] <Althego> what
L46[10:24:49] <Althego> oh i can see
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L49[10:37:46] <Mat2ch> and I need a KSP
berthing mod. Docking is nice, but the ISS wasn't built with it and
wasn't launched in one go
L50[11:04:26] <packbart> are the 5+m
docking ports not berthy enough?
L51[11:05:03] <packbart> or were they in
another Nertea mod...
L52[11:05:22] <packbart> I know that they
exist
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L54[11:07:22] <Mat2ch> my ksp installation
gets flooded with mods recently :D
L55[11:07:37] <Mat2ch> Berthing would help
in keeping the part count down.
L56[11:09:39] <packbart> hm. how? I may be
misunderstanding. berthing to me is just large, more permanent
docking
L57[11:10:16] <packbart> what I think you
want only works in my install with one of the construction mods and
in a different way
L58[11:10:48] <packbart> (e.g. send up a
first part with an EL workshop and extension points)
L59[11:11:04] <Mat2ch> yeah, currently
ingame.
L60[11:11:35] <Mat2ch> Berthing could be
done by needing to align both parts very closely and maybe having
it connect already with a robotic arm
L61[11:12:19] <Mat2ch> so you spin the part
to where it should be and somehow select both parts and it allows
connecting them, but only if you are really well aligned
L62[11:12:22] <packbart> there was a mod
for it... welding ports that would remove themselves and connect
two parts together
L63[11:12:38] <Mat2ch> the ISS was built by
berthing parts together.
L64[11:14:45] <packbart> "Weldable,
configurable construction ports, with auto-rotation and
configurable parameters on the fly. Once connected, these can be
removed, resulting in a permanent joint between the parent parts of
the two ports."
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L66[11:14:55] <packbart>
"Konstruction!" could be the one I was thinking of
L68[11:19:08] <Mat2ch> that's a lot of
parts and possibilities
L69[11:19:31] <packbart> yep. why do tech
mods always have to come with parts ;)
L70[11:20:55] <Mat2ch> I guess I try my
luck with just launching it in one go :D
L71[11:20:59] <Mat2ch> Is fast
anyways
L72[11:21:18] <packbart> otoh, there's the
Janitor mod to hide the things you'll never need. and with some
mods, I go as far and only pick the things I want, like only the
heatshields from Restock
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L79[14:14:33] <darsie> packbart: If you
make that Konstruktion it's even German.
L80[14:16:11] <darsie> I installed an older
version of Date Quicksaves cause the recent ones renamed the last
save rather than copying it, so I couldn't quickload wiht F5.
L81[14:26:50] <packbart> darsie: looks like
that's an option in game setting
L83[14:27:01] <packbart> if
(settings.StockQuickSaveRename)
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L91[18:29:51] <sandbox> !mission
L92[18:29:51] <LunchBot> You spread the
flu. Rival company did same mission as you, and while your mission
outcome was much better, their mission had cooler names so they was
published more in articles.
L93[18:35:45] <Mat2ch> oh, that's where I
got the flu
L94[18:37:18] <Mat2ch> my gut tells me
there are a lot of commas missing in the outcome.
L95[18:37:19] <Althego> it just says you
spread it
L96[18:37:26] <sandbox> I don't think I've
ever had the flu
L97[18:37:27] <Althego> not how you got
it
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L99[18:38:28] <Mat2ch> sandbox spread
it!
L100[18:38:33] <Mat2ch> Shame!
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L112[21:40:48] <sandbox> !mission
L113[21:40:48] <LunchBot> You are
experiencing a rocket accident. Everything went wrong. Time to call
Keico!
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