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EE is one of the disciplines I definitely always thought was for wizards. That stuff is wild, a bit abstract for my taste but surely you’ve got it sorted out. Good luck!

I've dabbled a bit with Mint. I loaded it onto an ancient Dell computer my grandpa gave me. Makes for a decent machine to obtain obscure 90s Chinese movies with. Other than that, Raspbian/RPiOS which is Linux based. (Someone will run this game from an RPi one day.) I've been considering loading...

I'll kick off with my own contribution. Specs & Settings CPUi5-10600K GPU / VRAMRTX 3080 / 10GB RAM32GB DDR4 3600 Display resolution1920x1080p KSA versionv2025.10.6.2584 Visual settingsShadows: 16k Textures: Unlimited Other: Defaults Scenario & Performance ScenarioFPS Gem7...

Performance has been a big topic for KSA since the start and I appreciate that that's something we can analyze quantitatively. So while the game's performance is sure to change (surely in the "improve" direction) as development continues I still thought it would be fun to start collecting some...

I'm probably not the only one most excited for building and flying custom vessels, but I have to say that I am! The bigger the better!

Absolute classic.

That's more or less my timeline too. Sounds like a cool job! I knew someone in the US Space Force that did something like that for a while.

Imagine we just get a curl command on the website :LOL: (Is that how Linux works, I've barely touched it)

Welcome aboard! It sounds like you're in the right place, have fun!

Hello! I think the sub-parts system will allow for a whole other level of detail craft assembly and creative options. You'll probably have your work cut out for you!

Welcome aboard! Maybe you'll get to spend the next 20k hours around here. 😮

Without n-body physics I wonder how a lot of the binary stuff would have to be coded in as an “exception” to the normal physics. It definitely would be cool, especially if you think long term for game mechanics. Permanent bases with electrical and and thermal management needs having to handle...

It would be interesting to see how they’d handle stationary vs floating along in the atmosphere. Imagine trying to navigate to that!

Sounds like you’re in the right place!

The extra arms would be so handy for working in space.

Actually I'll share (what I can) about some news from work today. I just got assigned a new project regarding a very specific assembly that goes onto a very important moving part of a 737! More flight hardware experience to put in my back pocket I guess but this will be my life now for the next...

Adafruit/Digikey are going to make me customer of the month and my wallet is going to feel it.

Thanks for sharing! Flexing your ISS hardware legacy is awesome, that's exactly the kind of thing I love to see here. So far I don't know if anything I've worked on has gone past sub-orbital, but given the customers it might be possible. I'd say you've earned it!

Spanish rainwater, a local delicacy