Go Easy on the Stick Once you launch your rocket (X button), don’t make a lot of sudden movements with your joystick. This is essentially a device that tells your Kerbal pilot to help you keep the vehicle from going crazy.ġ2. The SAS Before you launch that bad boy, hit the Circle button to turn on the Sickness Avoidance System. Okay, so you’ve built your second rocket and you’re ready to get into orbit.ġ1. The only difference is that you should add a heat shield and then a decoupler just below your pod.
The top half should be pretty close to what you built in your previous run. The lower half should be a big, balanced assortment of solid fuel rockets. Remember to spend any science you’ve accrued in R&D and then head back to the VAB to build your orbital rocket. It’s a good way to maintain resources and cash. Just hit Options and then choose “Revert Flight” to jump back in time to either the launchpad or the VAB. Hey, Did You Fuck Up? It’s okay, it happens. Upon completing successful missions, you’re awarded “Science” - which is the unit you can redeem in the R&D building for new technology.ġ0. Research and Development To get into (and out of) orbit, you’re only going to need access to two buildings: the Vehicle Assembly Building and Research and Development.
Take Baby Steps NASA didn’t launch a perfectly manned mission to the Moon on day one.
The Circle Button Is for Info and Specifics When you’re in mouse mode, you can hover over pretty much anything and hit circle to see the specifics of the object, ways to upgrade it, and the different settings you can toggle.ģ. The 元 Button Toggles Between Mouse Mode and Doing Shit Since KSP is a PC port, part of the game involves using your left joystick as a mouse cursor, which is the difference between screwing around with settings and actually impacting the movement on the screen.Ģ.
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