Recent content by JeanRenaud

Oh I see. So also, we will have a way to ignore the fact that "cats are not proportioned like they draw them" because in the final star system, the cat's appearance will be "normal".

Create game with the planets from the real solar system, but says the game will not use the real solar system ? I'm confused.

The rocket would definitely show error messages in the cockpit.

The game is happening in the Solar System. It's quite definitive the sky needs to look like it really looks here.

30 FPS is still fine for me for a game like that. FPS game needs high framerate for fast reaction, but KSA this is not a shooter game. But the unexplained drop in FPS is indeed an issue.

One would need to import textures from KSA to KSP - and the opposite - for interaction between games to work. And this should be the easiest part.

I wonder if the settings mentionned over would correct the issue of "seeing stars at noon when landed on earth" ?

If the game was realistic, the camera in the game would get burnt when looking at the sun too much.

Seems linked to this bug. https://forums.ahwoo.com/threads/issue-with-too-many-thruster-pulse-commands-at-once.186/

An "Escape burn retrograde" is inherently impossible. To get escape velocity, you have to burn prograde.

I see stars in the sky in plain day while landed on earth. This is actually visible on a lot of screenshots coming from KSA Staff. Actually not sure if we can see stars IRL when flying at moderate altitude, but we definitely should not see them when landed at noon. Interestingly I also have a...

That's not very far. I burned retrograde down to 0 m/s, then ignited the engines, and got teleported in the Oort Cloud at 11321 AU from the sun (a little over 2 light-months).

I second that. With a two screen setup, i can't access other apps under the game, unless I set it to anything other than Fullscreen.

This issue was fixed in version [2025.12.33.3123]. You can download it right now.

"Sliding" I had a tought. What if the gravity is so weak that the simple rotation of the body on itself could give escape velocity to an object on it... for Phobos, if its rotational surface speed at any point gets over 11.4 m/s, the object would get escape velocity. It seems that Phobos is...