Difference between revisions of "Extend-o-matic Series A1 Deployable Flag"
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The '''Extend-o-matic Series A1 Deployable Flag''' is an object that can be planted by a [[Kerbal]] on [[EVA]], and was added in version 0.20. Known simply as a “flag”, the Extend-o-matic can be customized with designs chosen and made by the player. With 0.21 it is possible to choose a flag prior to every launch. The default flag can be chosen on the start of a new save and can be changed later on the [[flag pole]] at the [[astronaut complex]]. | The '''Extend-o-matic Series A1 Deployable Flag''' is an object that can be planted by a [[Kerbal]] on [[EVA]], and was added in version 0.20. Known simply as a “flag”, the Extend-o-matic can be customized with designs chosen and made by the player. With 0.21 it is possible to choose a flag prior to every launch. The default flag can be chosen on the start of a new save and can be changed later on the [[flag pole]] at the [[astronaut complex]]. | ||
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Planted flags are treated as vessels by the game. They appear in the tracking station and map view in their own category and they can be "controlled" (although they can't actually do anything) to examine the area around the flag. The flag's name will be visible in the tracking station but the contents of its plaque can only be viewed by having a [[Kerbal]] approach and examine it. Vehicles can collide with planted flags and they can be knocked over by sufficient force. | Planted flags are treated as vessels by the game. They appear in the tracking station and map view in their own category and they can be "controlled" (although they can't actually do anything) to examine the area around the flag. The flag's name will be visible in the tracking station but the contents of its plaque can only be viewed by having a [[Kerbal]] approach and examine it. Vehicles can collide with planted flags and they can be knocked over by sufficient force. | ||
| + | == Flags (images) == | ||
By default, there are 26 available flags, counting the Minimalist flag, which will be discussed later. These flags are: 09, Blorbs, Bullseye, Capsule, Circles, Default, Hexagon, Hexagon Circles, Kerbal 1, Kerbal 2, Kerbin, Kerbin-Mun Flag, Line, Minimalistic, Orbit, Orbs, Retro, Rings, Rocket Science, Satellite, Spheres, Squad Logo 1, Squad Logo 2, Stripes, Trees, and Trippy. These flags are all shown at right. (If you are reading this, and you known how to make these flags in a group below this paragraph, please do so.) | By default, there are 26 available flags, counting the Minimalist flag, which will be discussed later. These flags are: 09, Blorbs, Bullseye, Capsule, Circles, Default, Hexagon, Hexagon Circles, Kerbal 1, Kerbal 2, Kerbin, Kerbin-Mun Flag, Line, Minimalistic, Orbit, Orbs, Retro, Rings, Rocket Science, Satellite, Spheres, Squad Logo 1, Squad Logo 2, Stripes, Trees, and Trippy. These flags are all shown at right. (If you are reading this, and you known how to make these flags in a group below this paragraph, please do so.) | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 28 August 2013
Extend-o-matic Series A1 Deployable Flag
The Extend-o-matic Series A1 Deployable Flag is an object that can be planted by a Kerbal on EVA, and was added in version 0.20. Known simply as a “flag”, the Extend-o-matic can be customized with designs chosen and made by the player. With 0.21 it is possible to choose a flag prior to every launch. The default flag can be chosen on the start of a new save and can be changed later on the flag pole at the astronaut complex.
Every Kerbal can plant one flag but also can recover planted flags. To plant, simply right-click a Kerbal and click “Plant Flag”. Every flag has a name and a plaque; the text of both can be chosen upon planting.
Planted flags are treated as vessels by the game. They appear in the tracking station and map view in their own category and they can be "controlled" (although they can't actually do anything) to examine the area around the flag. The flag's name will be visible in the tracking station but the contents of its plaque can only be viewed by having a Kerbal approach and examine it. Vehicles can collide with planted flags and they can be knocked over by sufficient force.
Flags (images)
By default, there are 26 available flags, counting the Minimalist flag, which will be discussed later. These flags are: 09, Blorbs, Bullseye, Capsule, Circles, Default, Hexagon, Hexagon Circles, Kerbal 1, Kerbal 2, Kerbin, Kerbin-Mun Flag, Line, Minimalistic, Orbit, Orbs, Retro, Rings, Rocket Science, Satellite, Spheres, Squad Logo 1, Squad Logo 2, Stripes, Trees, and Trippy. These flags are all shown at right. (If you are reading this, and you known how to make these flags in a group below this paragraph, please do so.)
To find the flags folder, open your KSP folder and go to GameData, then Squad, then Flags. All flags are 256 pixels wide by 160 pixels tall and are in the .png file format. A new flag can be added and used if it fits this description and is placed in this folder. A flag filename can have spaces; underscores are not required to separate words.
