Between all the different game modes and sliders, there isn't any core game. Turn it on for max difficulty, maybe a medium setting where you have to be in range without occlusion, and off for if you don't want to be bothered. Tac.LifeSupportController: Error attempting to check DeepFreeze for FrozenKerbalsĬan be like the "indedestructable buildings" option, or the slider to set heating effects. Tac.LifeSupportController: Cannot cast from source type to destination type. What if it's just carrying food and water? It certainly will require lots of work to return it to flight worthiness, if that is even possible.
It all depends on how valuable that capsule is after abort and recovery. I would not be surprised if SpaceX decided it wasn't worth the risk. So there needs to be a risk balance between the advantage of perhaps saving a robotic capsule in the rare case something goes wrong with the launcher, against the extra risks associated with flying that system. Or they might activate some time after launch, perhaps on approach to the space station (depending on how the rockets are configured and whether or not they are jettisoned after assent). Should they activate improperly on assent -> launch failure.
That software will be in control of mission-destroying hardware, namely launch-abort rockets to pull the capsule away. Adding the software, or at least keeping it active during launch, presents new failure options. But at least they will surely add some piece of software that will drive away the dragon capsule from the debris field and use the parachute to rescue at least the payload.īy the way, does anybody know when the next launch is due? You watch them with a bit of pain, because you know how much work just blew up. If you're an engineer yourself things like this aren't funny.
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