Kerbal Space Program Training Missions
Kerbal Space Program crash course: 10 steps to. Kerbal Space Program teaches. You need to check in on a mission. As you get deeper into Kerbal Space.
How hard can it be? This article is a list of tutorials that will guide you through the finer points of the Kerbal Space Program. Be aware that some tutorials may be outdated. Please note that these articles are user-created, and each user is responsible for their tutorial. For a high-level overview of the game mechanics, you can read this. For first-time players, try.
A less detailed 'cheat sheet' type reference is available as. For a history-based series of missions that build up your knowledge, check out. A list of the game's default is also available. Contents. Rocket and Probe Design. A KSP Rocket Scientist's Cheat Sheet.
by Senshi. By Nova Storm. a comprehensive mission and vehicle design campaign by Pecan.
by Vincent McConnell and Kosmo-not. a method to design very fuel-efficient rockets. Making the most of sub-assemblies, by shadowraven. A non-rigorous explanation of the math in KSP.
Recovering those usually-expended stages for more funds! Orbiting and Docking Orbiting Fundamentals. a primer on how to get into your first orbit.
by Entroper. by Entroper. by an anonymous person from Albany, New York. How to see yourself in space. By JoerT Orbital Rendezvous.
Simple instructions on how to get to another planet or moon without all the waiting (it is not necessary to wait for your target planet to reach you) by Gregory Berry. and (should be merged). A detailed discussion on, including how to synchronize orbits/phases Docking. (if you follow this tutorial) Docking is easy if you understand the navball. Waiting for a close intersection is not necessary.
Kerbal Space Program Training Missions
This tutorial is simple and detailed instructions to dock without frustration. By Gregory Berry. by PD. Plane and Spaceplane Design.
by StelarCF. by ZXZX10000 & StelarCF. by Heatseeker. by keptin (partially obsolete as of 1.0; ignore comments about drag) Real life missions The high level of realism in Kerbal Space Program allows to recreate historical, current and future missions of human spaceflight. These missions start simple and become gradually more complex, so they are a great way to learn KSP. For a logical and progressive list of missions, goals, and milestones that may or may not have tutorials linked, check out the article to get ideas in planning your own space program. first satellite in orbit.
first human spaceflight. First orbital rendezvous. First soft landing of a probe on the moon. First human moon landing.
First moon buggy. First space stations of any kind. first look into a Comet. Series of missions for the current space station.
first colony on Mars consisting of four people at first by 2023.