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* [[Tutorial: The Kergena Target Vehicle (KTV): Orbital Docking Practice|Kergena Target Vehicle]] by Mpickering | * [[Tutorial: The Kergena Target Vehicle (KTV): Orbital Docking Practice|Kergena Target Vehicle]] by Mpickering | ||
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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNTzUez0WLc Going To: Low Kerbin Orbit] | * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNTzUez0WLc Going To: Low Kerbin Orbit] | ||
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYu0_NZUMho Going To: The Mun] | * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYu0_NZUMho Going To: The Mun] | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 14 October 2013
This article is a list of tutorials that will guide you through the finer points of the Kerbal Space Program.
Please note that these articles are user-created, and each user is responsible for their tutorial.
- For a high-level overview of the basic game mechanics, you can read this Game Manual by thecoshman.
- A less detailed "cheat sheet" type reference is available as Basic Maneuvers.
- For a logical series of missions that build up your knowledge, check out Campaigns.
Contents
Rocket and Probe Design
- Cheat Sheet A KSP Rocket Scientist's Cheat Sheet
- Basic Rocket Design by Senshi
- Basic Probe And Satellite Building By Nova Storm
- Intermediate Rocket Design
- Advanced Rocket Design by Vincent McConnell and Kosmo-not
- Asparagus Staging a method to design very fuel-efficient rockets
Orbiting/De-Orbiting
- How to Get into Orbit a primer on how to get into your first orbit
- Basic Orbiting (Math) by Entroper
- Advanced Orbiting by Entroper
- Land at the Space Center by an anonymous person from Albany, New York
- Performing a gravity assist
- Camera view How to see yourself in space
- Geosynchronous Orbit (Math)
Plane and Spaceplane Design
- Basic Plane Design by StelarCF
- Intermediate Plane Design by StelarCF
- Fighter Plane Design by StelarCF
- Advanced Aerodynamics with Ferram Aerospace Research by StelarCF
- Spaceplane basics by Heatseeker
- Advanced spaceplane techniques by StelarCF
- Spaceplanes and the VAB by StelarCF
- STOLs and VTOLs by StelarCF
Historical Missions
The high level of realism in Kerbal Space Program allows to recreate historical missions of human spaceflight history. These missions start simple and become gradually more complex, so they are a great way to learn KSP. For a logical and progressive list of missions, goals, and milestones that may or may not have tutorials linked, check out the Campaigns article to get ideas in planning your own space program.
- Sputnik 1 - first satellite in orbit
- Vostok 1 - first human spaceflight
- Gemini 6A & 7 First orbital docking
- Luna 9 - First soft landing of a probe on the moon
- Apollo 11 - First human moon landing
- Salyut programme - First space stations of any kind
- International Space Station - Series of missions for the current space station.
Planets and Moons
Mun
- Traveling to The Mun by craigmt1
- Free Return Trajectory to the Mun by PD (Credit to Rascal Nag (Forum Profile) for original forum tutorial)
Minmus
Eve
Duna
Laythe
General Information
Add-on Development
- Making an asset from start to finish - Darrknox & Killerhurtz
- Plugins - N3X15
- Adding Airlocks and Ladders to Parts
- Editing MBM Textures
- Kerbal to Pro: Modelling in 3ds Max - Bilsta1000 covers modelling, texturing, basic animation and importing to KSP
Stubs
These tutorials aren't completely finished yet. You can help to complete them.
- Multifunctional rocket by Adicogames
- Basic SSTO Design by Suzaka
- Basic Orbiting by Entroper
- Spaceplane basics by Heatseeker
- Direct-Ascent Mun Landing by Mpickering
- Kergena Target Vehicle by Mpickering
Rureglathon's "Going To:" Video Walk-through Tutorials
Video tutorials
- Beginner's Guide to Kerbal Space Program (Getting Started - Narrated)
- Getting&Making Orbit
- Docking Part 1 Docking Part 2
- Tips & Tricks & Hints Part 1
- Tips & Tricks & Hints Part 2 (Getting orbit)
- Action Groups Tutorial
- Changing the Primary Command/Pod Module's Tutorial
- Getting the Perfect Orbit Everytime
- Easy guide to Orbiting, updated for v0.11also works for v0.12
- Build and Fly A Rocket Into Orbit (Narrated)
- Orbit Made Easy
- Moon Landing
- Beginners Guide on How To Get To The Mun in Kerbal Space Program
- How to Get into a Solar Orbit
- How to recreate the Sputnik 1 (Getting into orbit - Narrated)
- How to recreate the Vostok 1 (Getting the first man into space and back - Narrated)
- How to recreate the Gemini 6A and 7 (First docking in orbit - Narrated)
- How to use the maneuver tool to get a perfect orbit easily - Narrated
- Asparagus staging tutorial - Narrated
- How to recreate the Luna 9 (First unmanned Lunar landing - Narrated)
- How to recreate the Apollo 11 Mission (First manned Lunar landing - Narrated)
- How to get into a geosynchronous orbit - Narrated
- How to go to the Mun in version 0.21 - Narrated
- How to make your first add-on part
- How to travel to Eve (Narrated)
- How to travel to Laythe (Narrated)
- How to recreate the Curiosity Rover Mission(Taking a rover to Duna - Narrated)
- How to design build and fly good SSTO planes (Narrated)
- Docking made easy (Narrated)
- Free Return Trajectory Tutorial (Narrated)
- How to set up and use Action Groups (Narrated)
- How to land at the Kerbal Space Center (Narrated)
- How to take a rover to the Mun (Narrated)
- How to perform a gravity assist (Narrated)
- How to build and launch your first space station (Narrated)
- Best way to land on Moons (Narrated)
- Rover Design Tutorial (Narrated)
- Aerobraking around Jool (Narrated)
Creating New Tutorials
To create your own tutorial, start with Tutorial:Template. When adding to the Category:Tutorials add the name of the tutorial (like in the template) to sort the pages without the prefix Tutorial:.
Note to tutorial writers: These are supposed to be tutorials. Think "Orbits for Dummies." If you're going to explain intricate details (including math!), consider marking your tutorial "Advanced".
