People that want more challenge tend to add life. There are new scenarios, too, unlocking advanced mission concepts, like landing space planes or flying the first stage of a rocket back to the launch pad. That very much depends on what parts of the game you like and how you like to play Kerbal Space Program. Anything that you need to know about getting to a new world or a moon that tickles your fancy should be in there.Īfter browsing the KSPedia, new players might want to check out the overhauled tutorials, covering subjects ranging from construction to landing on Mun. It explains the basics, like building and flying, as well as trickier subjects like the pain in the arse that is space docking.

If you want to swot up on thrusters or some other physics malarky, there’s the new KSPedia reference guide. The most notable tweaks can be found in the map view, staging, IVA portraits and the right-click part menus.” Currently, if you want to see sun flares, auroras, clouds, ocean waves and atmospheric hazes on the celestial bodies, you will need to install the visual packs, all of which relies on two 3rd party visual mods: EnviromentalVisualEnhancements (EVE) and scatterer. “Almost all interface elements have been redesigned and tweaked but have retained the familiar feel for experienced players. Launch the game in 64 bit and verify your install. “The ‘parallel’ UI systems have been removed and the game now uses only one system, adding to the performance bonus the update already brings,” according to the update notes. As well as the performance boost and 64 bit binaries, 1.1 sees the addition of a completely new interface.

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