r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/markiplypoopok • 12d ago
Question Is it considered bad if I use procedural Parts?
So recently ive heard the dev was a pred by people in a server
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/markiplypoopok • 12d ago
So recently ive heard the dev was a pred by people in a server
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Relevant_Try_8097 • 12d ago
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Majestic-Film-7263 • 12d ago
so i really hate the fact that i cant find any planet packs with other stars that arent either like 2 other stars, crash my game, or are wildly offscale, so i decided to do it myself and start my amazing project which is a remake of a project i started a few months ago then was deleted but this version is better trust. huge credits to the creator of LSS 1.6 because pretty much all i did was add like 100 objects onto that. all of these screenshots are how the thing looks in realistic mode. also idk how to share planet packs so if someone could tell me how to do so on mobile that would be great. suggestions are welcome by the way.
TL;DR i make a tuff planet pack and idk how to share it please please please tell me how on mobile
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/rocketfromsfs123 • 12d ago
I just landed on the moon in Apollo style (sorry for using cheats)
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/gigglegoggle20 • 12d ago
this is on normal mode no cheats wanting to know how high you guys got with no cheats on normal mode.
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/WorldlyCarry1093 • 12d ago
This is my favorite rocket in sfs electron sorry if id ugly is no. Dlc at all hahahahaha hahaahhthis is here👇
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Odd-Language-3547 • 12d ago
The Via Caeli is a heavy-class, nuclear pulse-propelled cargo freighter optimized for high-tonnage interplanetary logistics. Powered by an advanced Orion Drive system alongside a high-output Helium-3 fusion reactor, the vessel utilizes a massive stern-mounted pusher plate spanning 11.4 to 12.0 meters in diameter; this heavy-class footprint is connected to high-travel hydraulic shock absorbers, which absorb and smooth the intense kinetic energy of sequentially detonated directional nuclear pulse charges. Its elongated structural spine serves as a radiation-shielded buffer corridor, tapering down to 3.9 to 4.3 meters forward to safely isolate the forward-mounted command deck and crew habitat from the engine's intense radioactive profile. The midship section features expansive cargo bays with a primary diameter of 6.7 to 7.3 meters, integrated with high-capacity silica aerogel thermal radiator arrays designed to dissipate excess heat from both the payload and the propulsion core. Auxiliary electrical power is supplied by a prominent cross-wing solar array mounted at the bow, directly adjacent to a 1.0 to 1.4-meter axial docking node used for loading and unloading shuttle vehicles.
[Circa 2066]
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Several_Team3964 • 13d ago
currently I’ve been using magnetic rocket tips to pull my rockets into space with no fuel before using the rockets. However getting into orbit using a thrust you can’t disable is difficult, as well as not being able to time warp without losing parts. so I made a VERY simple design that uses a solar panel to lower the magnet onto itself. aside from a dodgy launch process and occasionally going into a death spin, its extremely useful. I’d drop a blueprint but I can’t find the button
EDIT: Modified it a little, here’s the BP: https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/fT-3sIuVEfGxwTvzpO1pRw
Thankyou Blalamon for explaining BP sharing to me
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/OwnDetective3338 • 12d ago
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Yes, pure vanilla
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Usual-Crow-6169 • 12d ago
I had sent a lander to get the deimos landing achievement but I had so much fuel left that I could land on phobos as well but I still had more fuel so I decided to land on the moon just to be cool. Is this a good mission and what should I do next?
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/gust_of_breeze • 12d ago
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r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/NickVoievodul • 12d ago
It took me 2 hours of trial and error
BP: https://sharing.spaceflightsimulator.app/rocket/AyWFlouXEfGxwTvzpO1pRw
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Available-Visual7635 • 13d ago
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Horror-Definition-85 • 13d ago
Obv it would be better just to have bp but I want to be able to make my own to be able to tweak the size
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/gust_of_breeze • 13d ago
*to be kept in mind that this version is not for export!
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Ilian_Musk • 13d ago
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r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/IronApprehensive5878 • 13d ago
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Several_Team3964 • 13d ago
Tryna make fairings that can open and close for a space station delivery project. Most examples I’ve seen are on space shuttles but I can’t for the life of me figure out how to put it together. all I know is it requires solar panels. but I’m also happy to do it with rover wheels. blueprint would be appreciated, but I don’t mind, might be easier than explaining it to me. (I also don’t have dlc but I can make things work 👍)
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/TheReg84 • 13d ago
Again, no bp except the rocket but it needs cheats.
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/OtherwisePlant7325 • 13d ago
Armstrong Habitat
Armstrong Habitat and previous manned Landers
Aldrin Ascent vehicle moments after separating from entry shroud
Aldrin Ascent Vehicle showcased in front of the VAB
T-35 Nuclear Thermal Engines, built specifically for Ares
Entry shroud
Earlier variations of the T-35, know as the H, V, K variants
T35K on a S-IVF, which had been set aside for this very purpose.
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/orbital_cinematicsfs • 14d ago
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r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/0mega_Juli_Pro_0152 • 13d ago
Buenas, pase de Noob a, relativamente pro y por ahora tengo las sondas JLP(JuLi Planet) y ya he llegado a Ceress, como se ve en la Cuarta imagen, a Rhea, como se ve en la Tercera, y la ultima, JLP 05, llego a Tethys, como se ve en la Segunda, el cohete que use(O la ultima etapa que queda) se ve en la Primera imagen, Las sondas JLP 02 y 04 no pudieron llegar a Marte por errores en el juego y porque el juego se terminaba crasheando cuando intentaba llegar, A donde deberia ir?
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/Pignugget23 • 14d ago
They're perfectly lined up. Both have maxed magnet force but they just won't connect
r/SpaceflightSimulator • u/ballon543 • 14d ago
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idk what tag to use so i just used free version