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[Rose]

Still going.

[kilakan]

how!?!?

[Rose]

with a kickass ship.

Spoiler: I started falling at 100 km. (click to show/hide)

Then I realized I have fuel left.

Spoiler: Orbit Achieved. (click to show/hide)

[Ozyton]

Speaking of that, it would be nice if you could manually add stages to rockets.

[Rose]

Spoiler: God, this is getting boring. But I must see how high this goes. (click to show/hide)

[chaoticag]

Speaking of that, it would be nice if you could manually add stages to rockets.

Possible, I think. The tutorial mentioned something like that.

[Rose]

you can manually assign which rocket is part of which stage, but I don't think you can add new stages yourself.

[chaoticag]

If you added a couple of dummy decouplers though, it ought to be possible to "make" stages with a bit of creativity. In theory, anyway.

[Xinvoker]

If you added a couple of dummy decouplers though, it ought to be possible to "make" stages with a bit of creativity. In theory, anyway.

If you add a decoupler, drag an old part to the new stage, then delete the decoupler, the new stage remains. cheers.

[Fikes]

I never manage to get orbit, just keep going and going. Maybe I go too fast? I need to re-take the tutorial because I completely forgot what the little markers on the compass mean.

Game is a lot of fun. Looking forward to more content.

[TheBronzePickle]

Green markers show the direction you're going. The one with nothing inside is the direction you're traveling, the one with the X-thing is the opposite. The markers allow for you to make prograde and retrograde burns to either increase or decrease your orbit.
The purple markers show you where the launch center is, and aren't all that useful unless you use it to calculate how many orbits you make or like to land as close to the space center as possible when you deorbit.

[Rose]

basically, in order to orbit, you can't just go straight up, you need to fly horisontally.

also, here's my first ship to reach orbit with:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[rutsber]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

I think I might have gone a bit too far.

[DrPoo]

Anyone else having problems with radial decouplers?

[Sensei]

Define problems? If you mean them bending and breaking, I don't think that's getting "fixed" any time soon.