You can find what you are looking for if you are aware of it. Official KSP Forums – There are so many official KSP forums, including the one on Steam.We have mentioned two of the reliable ones below: I think I did more than 10 half-hour burns before the ship was finally in an orbit out of Moho's SoI.There is a multitude of websites that have put up the Kerbal Space Program mods for download. but the remaining engines were not even powerfull enough to get out of Moho's gravity well. I ended up sending a Kerbal on EVA and disassembling the broken engines with KIS just to drop some deadweight.
Then DangIt! came in and broke some of the engines that were powering my ship. To make matters worse, I was playing with TAC-LS, and the hastily assembled fuel tanker arrived barely in time at Moho to refuel the stranded ship and send the Kerbals home before they would starve. It didn't have enough dV, nor powerful enough engines to inject into a Moho orbit. I flew around with simple chemical propulsion vessels, but the impact was still sufficient to blow up the space station I was trying to dock to.Īnother big mistake I made was when going to Moho with a woefully underpowered ship. Engines failing just as you're trying to dock. Isn't that "DangIt!"? Had similar experiences with that one. Please see the image below for my current plan.Ĭan anyone explain to me how to setup the mission planner such, that an aerobraking event is executed? Perhaps there's a series of constraints/events which I'm missing? I've tried to force the flight path through the atmosphere by setting a constraint on the periapse altitude, as well as the radius of periapse, but to no avail.
The problem is that, irregardless of mission event setup, it seems that the mission planner and/or optimizer is unable to create a flightpath that leads through Jools atmoshere, as is evident by the error message stating "Cannot execute aerobraking maneuver: Periapse is above the atmosphere". I've followed the manual, the github wiki page on aerobraking and read the github issue that describes a similar problem (#14). I'm aware that there are beter ways of decelerating at Jool than through aerobraking, but I'd like to give it a try nonetheless. I am designing a mission plan for a mission to Laythe (as you do), however, this time with heavy use of aerobraking to slow down the spacecraft in both Jools' and Laythes' atmosphere. In my current mission plan I've however encountered an issue with aerobraking that I can't seem to solve myself, and thus I would like to turn to you for help. Great work Arrowstar, it's really a perfect addition to KSP for the mission planners, like me. I'm using KSPTOT for a while now and am really amazed by the possibilities which the planner offers.
0 kommentar(er)
