anboni schreef op vrijdag 10 mei 2024 @ 15:27:
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Die vergelijking klopt natuurlijk niet. Microsoft heeft de werkende Minecraft software overgenomen en kon die aanpassen. KSP2 is een nieuw opgebouwde applicatie.

anboni schreef op vrijdag 10 mei 2024 @ 15:36:
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De vraag is of ze de bestaande code hebben overgenomen of alleen maar de rechten op het IP. Daarnaast meen ik gelezen te hebben dat de KSP1 code dusdanig rommelig was, dat het hoe dan ook beter was om helemaal opnieuw te beginnen.

We're still hard at work on KSP2. We'll talk more when we can.

Meanwhile, the game was relentless. Physics performance of the entire craft, as it flew to Eve and started the descent, was abysmal, where every second of game time actually took about 5 seconds of real time. I've had to endure a plethora of Kraken attacks, where the craft would just break apart every time it got out of timewarp whenever SAS was enabled.

At one point, when trying to dock the engine module in LKO, the vessel just started spinning all by itself, even though SAS and RCS were both disabled. This is the only time where I had to resort to the cheat menu to line up the module with the rest of the craft so I could dock it appropriately.

It was already clear from testing that I had to decouple all 96 parachutes right before touchdown, or else the game would just freeze up while removing them whenever it detected the vessel as landed. Of course I forgot to do this while executing the actual mission, so I had to reload a save and redo the landing. Unfortunately, I forgot to press the record button, so in the video it just seems to cut to a shot where one of the engines is missing. I lost it during my second landing attempt, but I had accounted for that so that was not going to pose a problem during ascent.

And after all this effort, when I finally got home on Kerbin... I didn't get the mission. I did some googling and digging, and it turns out the Eve landed event was completely removed from the event log in the save. It was there when I was landed on Eve, but no longer when I arrived at Kerbin. I manually put the entry back in the save file right before splashdown, and this time I did get the mission (unfortunately I have no recording of this, so it won't show a green mission completed notification during landing in the video)

The video lasts 16 minutes, but it's is sped up 15x (some boring parts even faster), so that's at least 4 hours of real time, but that doesn't include all the reloads due to bugs and errors, and rocket design. I captured about 7 hours of raw footage, just for flying the mission.

Wat betreffende waypoint missies, jij hebt duidelijk nog niet de kerbwibe tours missies gehad. Veel succes daarmee, die waren echt enorm frustrerend.

Why is it called Exploration Mode and not Science Mode? In future updates, this mode will allow for resource collection and utilization, as well as the establishment of automated resource delivery routes. We want you to be able to continue the campaigns you start in December through all future colony, interstellar, and resource-gathering updates.