Ah yes, the Matt catchphrase “if you were to draw a line from kerbin to the sun to duna, the angle at which the lines would meet should be about 45 degrees”

@levelzapstudios1145

Жыл бұрын

this comment made me laugh out loud and it's 12:22

@bradenmolloy7443

Жыл бұрын

Perfect narration from Matt himself as I read that as well 😅😅

@user-iz6lj5ol2g

2 ай бұрын

Whassup

thanks for keeping up the tradition of explaining the duna transfer window

the problem is your reaction wheels are still activated on the rover so when you bind forward and left and right to WASD every time you drive forward you also pitch down so when you hit a rock you instantly cartwheel forward.

@MattLowne

Жыл бұрын

This might be it. I did do some tests without the SAS wheels tbf and it did perform similarly. I add SAS wheels to rovers to that they can flip themselves back over if they roll

@Cantfindaname917

Жыл бұрын

@@MattLowne Congrats on 500k Matt, i love your vids btw

@Mike23443

Жыл бұрын

@@MattLowne I mean, that's understandable but you also have a case of double input. You could either use a different set of keys for rover controls or turn them off while driving. thought I think if you pitch up while driving forward, that should help a lot with gently bouncing over bigger rocks, you'll just be doing wheelies a lot. That's still better than nose to ground headstands though.

@gergosergyan249

Жыл бұрын

Reacton wheels can be set to normal, SAS only and pilot only modes. When I was driving a few hundred km on Duna (before Paralax), I used acton group 1 to change between the modes. I drowe with SAS only and when something went wrong I quickly change to normal mode.

@forg3214

Жыл бұрын

@@MattLowne Set the reaction wheels to SAS only, activate SAS and you should be able to keep your rover upright using one of the SAS options(which one depends on how you built your craft)

Nice to see some new KSP mods are still coming out even now. I haven't actually been playing KSP for a while now, but I almost never had problems with skidding from bases or rovers after I started adding "ground brakes" to them consisting of a an alligator hinge, a strut as a spacer, and a suitable grip pad. position two of those at front and rear of vehicle such that when the hinges are extended fully, the grip pads take the wheels or landing gear of the craft off the ground. Presto! no more skids when parked and an effective emergency brake that works even when the wheels have locked up and you're sliding headlong towards a bad crash. I usually bind the hinge's toggling to the otherwise unused gear action group for rovers. If you're building a rover for Minmus or any other low gravity destination, I highly recommend adding a pair, It's a lifesaver on mountains. Honestly I should get back into KSP now that I have a computer that isn't made with hand-me-down components. (for those who care, It's a Ryzen 5800X3D paired with a 3080 12 gigabyte, thing's a beast) modded KSP should be a suitable torture test for it.

@Rockethead293

Жыл бұрын

Whoa, cool pc

Challenge Idea: Bring all your kerbals back in ONE mission

@michaelhummer9491

Жыл бұрын

jesus christ

@edsilver

Жыл бұрын

my thoughts exactly

@edsilver

Жыл бұрын

get a massive space station, im sure the kraken wont mind at all

@eekee6034

Жыл бұрын

😯

@randomguy-jd8su

Жыл бұрын

dear lord

Lol, "Nothing bad happened at the end"....yep, nothing to see there! That was great man.

Matt:"nothing bad happened at the end" Reality: *kebals roll over and get eviscerated*

NO WAY MATT UPLOADED KSP

The fact that Matt has people on channel who haven't seen his ksp content is a good sign for the channel.

@sachathehuman4234

Жыл бұрын

I disagree

@thatsstoguy

Жыл бұрын

@@sachathehuman4234 How would it be a bad sign?

@Kevin-hb7yq

Жыл бұрын

All those people biking to discount whiskey are gonna enjoy KSP.

Sounds like you just decided to provide a Blunderbirds rescue mission… …of literally *every* Kerbal you’ve delivered to another Celestial body in the Kerbin system.

imagine he makes a giant ship to find and take home all the kerbals on every planet in one go!

My day just got 2 times better!

Do ksp real solar system,rp1 and realism overhaul now matt i know it's hard but you need to do it

We need to see Eve! If your reading this Matt, you know what to do!

If only there were a crack team of kerbonauts dedicated to saving the kerbal race one stranded explorer at a time. Just need a catchy name...

@JoinMoonSucks

8 ай бұрын

The Blunderbirds!

@pretoriapickled6795

5 ай бұрын

the blunder whales

Congrats on 500k

7:47 thats where our transfer window stuff is great to see it once more always reminds me.

Very cool parallax I love it

11:38 you should do a series of videos where you go and visit some of your old bases and swap the crews out for new kerbals and bring the old ones back to kerbin.

Hearing the Kerbin-Duna transfer window again was very, nostalgic.

14:45 The Kerbal actually survived, he's just standing there

Honey wake up matt Lowne uploaded a ksp video

Amazing video

There's a great mod called Parking Brake that lets you "lightly freeze" vessels in place when they're landed, sort of like the Stamp-O-Tron, IIRC Breaking Ground parts still move correctly on parked vessels.

Nice one Matt. If you're interested in vehicles like this, check out The Chieftain's video on the Lockheed XM-808 Twister. That had two bodies, each with four wheels, connected by a powered yoke that allowed the front body to yaw, pitch and roll relative to the back one. The front body's wheels had normal independent suspension, but the rear body's were on a 'walking beam' setup that kept all four of them on the ground however much the rear body pitched. It was a really cool vehicle with a lot of potential.

Matt always seems to have such an original idea when he uploads ksp!

@Meowzofficial

Жыл бұрын

actually it was fom(the idea) comes from the shadow zone ^_^

@LSF17

Жыл бұрын

@@Meowzofficial ikr lol

@mostevil1082

Жыл бұрын

@@Meowzofficial shadows was individual robotic arm suspension. Same problem, different solution. Equally borked by KSP wheel physics.

My first landing on Duna ever was because I remembered you talking about a Duna transfer window

13:50 you can do it in counsel go to the menus and press the button that normally hides the ui, really useful for screenshots

Sick bro!!

Congrats on 500k subscribers matt!🎉

Would love to see more Rover designs that can be used with the new Parallax 2 mod! KSP physics is a tricky Beast!

@Kevin-hb7yq

Жыл бұрын

Has parallax encountered any Kraken?

7:30 HE SAID THE THING!

Matt When you grab equipable item hover it over the slot you want to place it in and hold alt and click.. you instantly place full stack of it, I saw you were dragging one by one ;) Cheers!!

It's great how a nice visual mod can update a game and make you revisit it.

"It turns out KSP physics - I know, shocker - is not perfect." Oh, we've known that for YEARS.

Sounds like an excuse to bring back the blunderbirds. To go and rescue all the kerbals that you have stranded.

Great to see kerbal shenanigans! Have a good weekend everyone.

YES!!!! MORE KERBAL!!!!!

You should go to Pol next. The spikes will make a very interesting landing!

Wow, I didn't know you did commentary's on your second channel. I love listening to you rambling, I am going to watch all those videos now

Splendid, we need more parallax 2, but my pc can barely run with it with often crashing.

@linecraftman3907

Жыл бұрын

You can turn down settings in the config

@antoniolozic1517

Жыл бұрын

@@linecraftman3907 thank you so much, I'm new with modding ksp so I don't know a lot, got ckan just a few days ago.

@agamjotbindra4875

Жыл бұрын

You can run KSP??? with all expansions??? With Mods??? OP PC Dude

@antoniolozic1517

Жыл бұрын

@@agamjotbindra4875 I got a good gpu but a very weak cpu, the i3 6600

@pixeldon7050

Жыл бұрын

@@antoniolozic1517 its either a i3 6300 or i5 6600. i3 6600 doesnt exist

that's actually crazy to me that people came from space this week. I started playing ksp 14 and a half weeks before you uploaded your first space this week. For me, after watching a good portion of your work, it was an addition to a channel that would mainly get it's viewers from ksp. Then now, your space news source is attracting people to your channel.

@Kevin-hb7yq

Жыл бұрын

Also discount whiskey

@tvre0

Жыл бұрын

@@Kevin-hb7yq yeah, i thought most people were flowing into matt's channel for his whiskey videos with ksp in the background

Can you do the lunar gateway around the mun

That is an idea for a video (or two), a complete recall to home of all kerbins.

The duna transfer window meme taught me that so keep doing it👍🏻

2ksp vids in a week! What is this a Christmas miracle!

YESSSSS A KSP VIDEO (I love your space videos too but this is always a blast, I get to learn about my favorite videogame)

Matt, PLEAAASE do a video going to Eve with parallax 2. The textures are INSANE

looking forward to your big mission~!

he legend has returned

Great job on 500k subs Matt you deserve all of them 👍

allow me to introduce myself as the one that "Roughly 45 degrees for the Duna transfer" has Ironically helped. Many months ago but still.

Hey matt, i really enjoy this parallax 2.0 content, its nice that you started to do again ksp video!

yeah dude you’re the only reason i remember the kerbin duna transfer window

MATT!!! The space dolphins at Duna!!!

Fantastic content Matt! I'll be having a look at this Parallax 2 mod for KSP2. My entire Kerbal Space Program experience was defined the same way as your lander, very dumb but pretty cool. Cheers!!

Always a pleasure when Matt uploads

Would you be interested in sort of a reboot of blunder birds? Been a while since any of those

Hi matt! I really enjoyed the parallax videos and I'm wondering if you would do more mod videos. Two I'd reccomen you try out are airplaneplus and tweakscale.

@bernaduu266

Жыл бұрын

I want to see Matt try out Outer Planets Mod

@admiralfluffy42

Жыл бұрын

Wait a minitue I know you

@electralumen165

Жыл бұрын

@@admiralfluffy42 Found me! lol

congrats on the 500k !!!!!

Congrats on half a million subs!!

MOAR KSP!!!

Happy 500 thousand, Matt!

I hear Matt saying the Duna transfer window monologue in my sleep

Matt you need to do a blunderbird episode for your last week laythe disaster.

great vid as always,love the high quality ksp content !

My PC when running Parallax 2 = same temp as Kerbol

@bix2001

Жыл бұрын

Yeah.

It helped me my first time so thanks matt

With the size of those rocks, you definitely need bigger tires. Rule of thumb, a tire can only top an obstacle 1/3 of its radius. Those rocks are quite a bit bigger than that. Plus the issue that @Mike234 pointed out with the reaction wheels. Fun looking buggy, though!

just after he leaves the sphere of influence of kerben Matt "kerbin to duna tra...." Every single subscriber "here we go again"

You could do a mission where you save every kerbal you've left stranded somewhere in one go

@Vessekx

Жыл бұрын

Blunderbirds, Go!

It's a dune buggy! Wait... no... a Duna Buggy!

Great Music, just right for a Great Video

Yep, I missed his KSP ramblings. Good video.

I was coming to KZread to find a base/rover mission to Duna and so excited to find a NEW videos with exactly that!

Very nice!

Gz on 500k!

Congratulations on 500k subscribers 🎉

Wake up babe, new Matt Lowne video just dropped

Matt hit 500k thats pretty cool

Awesome dude i love the suspension

Woohoo!! 500k!!!

Congrats on 500k subscribers!

Yes! He's back!

Thanks Matt! I'm astonished with how creative your videos still are :)) I would be so bored in this game, if it wasn't for you !

Happy 500 thousand subs Matt!!!

You should download the parking brake to avoid base sliding (and even for rovers) It works rly good :)

So, the thing about this kind of axle setup is it's generally pretty trash when speed is involved. Most of those rock crawlers are doing just that: crawling, and with very low pressure in their tires. Modern high-speed off-road vehicles (rally cars, baja trucks) use independent suspension for numerous reasons. For one, the ability of the bumped wheel to react to bumps is substantially improved by not having to move the wheel on the opposite side of the vehicle as well. This concept is known as "unsprung weight", and it is very, very important to consider when moving with anything resembling speed.

Nice 😃 good job

Sick Build

Two video ideas: a rover using friction pads as tires or tire segments, and a complete crew rotation in one mission/launch/craft.

If you turn on manual friction control for the wheels you can adjust it upwards until your rover stops sliding around.

congrats on 500k subscribers

Пятьсот тысяч! Половина миллиона, поздравляю, Мэтт!

Tilting the front wheels backward just a bit to give the suspension a better angle might help it fare a bit better with the stones. Think of the angle of the front fork of a motorcycle or mountain bike.

I've waited awhile for another ksp video

Yay a new vid KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK Lowne

congrats on 500K Subs Matt!!

I could not build anything like this in ksp, good job!

matt do a taco eating and review please