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Play a whole mission in real time with the inside veiw to get the true kerbal experience.

I have an the parts to build mine, but was hoping ksp2 be closer to be finished and mods be out to support it.

Something about the throttle falling to either 100% or 0% thrust is just so perfectly kerbal

I would love to see KSP content with maybe an overhead camera showing you inputs as you play. I've watch other creators do a similar setup with sim games (American Truck Sim) and it was fun to watch!

Does it work in Juno: New Origins?

$980? Thats quite steep cost for what you get. You can get actual replica Flight Decks for MSFS for way cheaper than that. For bits of plastic, that seems quite crazy to me and almost in the realm of "Rip Off". But, thats just my opinion, and being based on very much just a commoner not on a great wage, hearing that cost had made me Laugh! Glad you enjoy it though Matt. Definitely something to look into if your a content creator

Would love to see you do a full IVA mission with this controller

around 85 per module seems like a very good incentive to buy a 3d printer instead :/

Do a whole mission from inside the cockpit

That is the cutest kitty i have ever seen ;_;

Sounds a bit like he's saying "the weird Brits" at the end 😂😂 this has definitely made me want to follow Ollie's page too! I'm glad you included the things you did for this mission. I'm much earlier in the game in my career save, now that I've come back to the game (it's been like 10 years since I first tried it haha), so I'm still figuring a lot of things out, but I have lots of ideas! So a few of the things you've shown here, like the docking port in a hinged/rotating arm has really helped me understand how that would work. It was also really cool to see the "inflating" hab module. :) and the fact that a lower stage you can land and reuse is actually a possibility in the game! Thank you both for getting my creative energy flowing! I can't wait to try some of these out. :) I've been hoping to get a lot better at not creating space debris in the game too. Just don't quite know how to deal with the stuff I've already created, without having a lot more tech unlocked.

better way to demonstrate this is to have a camera over the controller, and inserting that into the gameplay video in the corner or something. That way we can see the gameplay, and in the corner how you do it on the console.

I was meaning to ask about this on the "until the bitter end" stream - great to see this having an update!

Always a good day when Matt Lowne uploads. ✌️🐸👨

More controller content..with camera on and those steampunk goggles on!

These are super cool. I know they are expensive, but hey i dont see knockoff versions of these coming any time soon with the low volumes lol. I bet they spent a lot of time making it look so cool and work so well 🙂 i suggest microfiber cloth for doing adhesive cleanup, as paper towels seem to detonate whenever they touch good glues. Maybe the V2 display screen panel will use a little oled or a lit e-ink display. The current screen has a poor viewing angle for filming or spectating,

You should wear perhaps a webcam on a head band sort thing, like old mining helmet or a collar like device. You could capture you and use the console at the same time.

Some thoughts on the merits of writing your own game engine. I studied Software Engineering (BSci) and later Game Design during the period 2007-2011. Shortly after completing my education I decided to make a game that I'd had bouncing around in my head for some years. After several months of near full-time solo work on the project I had finally created what was basically a simple opengl tiling and game engine and promptly abandoned the project. Building your own engine requires a serious motivator, you have to have an exceptional reason to reinvent the wheel. Unity is a fantastic modern engine with lots of resources and documentation available, I am quite convinced that there was no reason to build an engine specificaly for KSP2. My C++ engine project was eventually forked and updated by others but was never used as the basis for any released projects that I am aware of. If anyone is curious and wishes to see how much goes into even the simplest of engines, you can find it abandoned under GPLv3 at 'Elowatha' on Sourceforge. Its not a game, its not even a demo, I cannot say whether it will run on a modern machine. (I appear to have picked my title well, 13 years later it's still the top google result for that word)

5:41 kitty 🥹

arduino with some controllers does a ton. 3d printing does alot too. like the case. magnets rock pop. tho why not a large touch screen with all the controls. pip the controller stuff.

2:12 - Hi, do you think you could place that delicate electronic screen slightly closer to the edge of your table? My anxiety really isn't bad enough at the moment.

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I really hope you sue this console more often, i just adore the aesthetic

I’m sorry where can we order one?

This is giving me some serious Steel Batallion vibes, if anyone remembers when that came out with it's massive controller.

Awesome video! I wish I had enough money to get a controller for myself

time and time again....

Only 706 views in 7 min really fell off

Another fail of this stupid man who want everything But the space doesnt want him! (With us)

hey matt, i know it isn’t your thing, but would you consider a video on flyout? i really like it (as an aeroplane enjoyer) and your opinions on it would be great

In Palpatine's voice : "Glue it!"

Notice how u say ksp and not ksp2 because yeah

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try on RSS/RO/RP-1

It's a cracking controller. Wish someone could figure out a working practical navball.

here at 8 views, 30 seconds... how did people get to it so fast? I found it form the discord and clicked as soon as I heard the bloop...

question is tho: do you actually use this or is it just for funsies?

Under 5 minute gang!!!

its back!

77 views in 1 minute, bro is rising

1 minute club!

Good challenge idea: The Ultimate (Im)Possible Challenge (day 62 of asking) The goal of the challenge is to collect as many points as possible. It is done in a fresh science mode save. The challenge is done in 3 steps: *1. Before the challenge begins:* Before the challenge begins, you will need to get the settings for it. You can even choose multiple at a time. They can't be broken but they will reward you by multiplying the score at the end of the challenge. +X% means that X% of the total score will be added to it. All percentages are summed up first before applying Hardcore mode (if you kill a Kerbal you lose all of your points, no quicksaves are allowed): +100% Quicksaveless (already applies if Hardcore mode is active but without the additional reward for it, you CAN die, but still, no quicksaves): +30% One ton at a time (every rocket needs to weigh at most 1000 tons): +50% Absurd introvertism (you only have one Kerbal, if he dies, another one replaces them): +70% Forgot the thingy (no docking allowed): +30% *2. During the challenge* The points are scored for landing on the celestial body and returning back to Earth. Each celestial body weighs a specific amount of points: Eve: 280 Moho: 245 Tylo: 235 Laythe: 210 Vall: 200 Bop: 190 Pol: 175 Eeloo: 165 Dres: 155 Ike: 145 Duna: 140 Gilly: 130 Minmus: 120 The Mun: 110 Kerbin (you need to get to space, land, get to space again and land again, all within one launch): 100 The points will only be earned if a kerbal lands on the celestial body and goes back to Kerbin (a robotic spaceship doesn't count!). If the Kerbal dies on the way back after landing on the body, you will lose half of all the potential points it could've scored if the rocket would've gotten back to Kerbin, for example if you land on Vall and then crash on your way back, you will not gain the 200 points from that launch and only lose 100 points (except if you revert that). You will also lose 35 points each time you upgrade in the tech tree. *3. After the challenge:* You may stop the challenge any time as long as no Kerbal is in space. The points are multiplied by the conditions you chose in the beginning. If your points are negative, you have lost the challenge. If you are good enough you will get a medal (just a trackmania Easter egg) 🏅 2986 points (my PB) 🥇 2700 points 🥈 2400 points 🥉 2100 points

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Dude i love your videos, been following your channel from 1 1/2 years, Can you build the soviet N1 moon rocket in ksp

hey there

yay coool looks soo awsome. love your videos. Maybe you build the star ship as a new video and try to land the bottom stage

Nice

HE DID IT AGAIN!!

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