I clicked the other one and that didn't do anything. I RMB the clamp on the fuel tank side and it gave me the option to control from there, sever the crossfeed and detach. Then I used the thrusters to enter the atmosphere. Today, I woke up and decided to bring the ship down in order to have clear orbit from debris (for the most part) I burned the rest of the fuel to get to 70km altitude. Then after about 45 minutes of manuevering in space, I attached the RCS command pod to the nearly empty fuel tank tricuple. I went to tracking station and selected the ship, which was the detached command pod. Then I was in command of the station instead of the command pod, which I expected to happen. Then I detached the command pod with the thrusters from the station top.

Then I detached the nearly empty fuel tank from the clamp under the station core. I launched, made orbit altitude, established orbit, transferred one Kerbalnaut from Station Control Pod into the command pod above it. At the botton of the station I did the same clamp thing, put tricupler, fuel tanks, three engines, on the sides I did the fuel chain tank thing where you detach as you go and burn fuel from the soon to be detached tanks only. Then I attached a docking clamp on top, another on top of it so they connect, and RCS fuel tank with thrusters, command pod and a parachute. I started by putting the core as the command module. Plan was to bring a Station Core, much like the premade one, into the orbit. My point is that it would needlessly convolute either the VAB/SPH Assembly stage or the re-entry stage which will be especially difficult once they implement re-entry and we'll have to control the ships properly or risk fireworks. So what's the name of the second part? Rocket2? And how do you determine which part is which? I doubt that they'll implement prompts because that's usually the single most annoying thing apart from QTE's it brakes the flow of the game to click when you're minding all the other stuff especially when they implement re-entry heat.Īlso how would you know which vehicle it is? You name the vehicle Rocket and the game would warn you 'If you proceed with this action, you will be in control of Rocket. I also use some pods to jettison fuel and minimize junk so I always mind of which pod is in control at the moment (and it would also throw me off balance if the leading pod wasn't the controlling pod). But why not just select the part you want to use beforehand?

Kerbal space program controls crash