Now you see your stubby little rocket on the launch pad. Later, you'll build your own rockets and they'll appear on this list.Ĭlick the green Launch button near the upper-right corner. The "Stock" label means it's one of the game's premade rockets. You'll know you've selected the launch pad because it says Launch Pad in the lower-left corner of your screen.Ĭlick once on Kerbal 2 (Stock). We're going to jump right in by launching one of the game's premade rockets.Ĭlick on the launch pad near the upper-right of your screen.
Now you get a nice overhead view of the massive Kerbal Space Center complex. This will resume your game from where you left off. The next time you play, you'll choose Resume Saved instead of Start New. (If you wish, you can detour into Settings first and change things like your keyboard bindings-but doing so will complicate this and other tutorials, which assume you're using the default keyboard setup.)
#HALF LIFE OPPOSING FORCE MOUSE GOING OUTSIDE OF PROGRAM DOWNLOAD#
Overmodders (see Plugins) may see loading times of up to thirty minutes, so don't get too trigger happy with that download button until you've completed this tutorial. Depending on your PC, it may take 1–3 minutes for the game to load. That yellow dot you see near the lower-left corner of your screen (underneath the cute sayings such as, "untangling space tape inventing witty loading hints testing springs," etc.) is actually the beginning of a long progress bar. Be prepared Kerbal Space Program (KSP) can take a very long time to load. The very first step is to "launch" the game, of course. Then you'll send three bold Kerbonauts into orbit, possibly forever. This will walk you through starting the game, choosing a rocket, launching it, and returning it safely to Earth. Never played Kerbal Space Program before? Confused by all the jargon, controls, and tricky mathematics? This tutorial will walk you through absolutely every step required to launch your first two rockets. 1.3.3 Step 3 - Staging Multiple Engines.1.3 Your Second Launch: Getting Into Orbit.1.2.1 Step 1 - Start Kerbal Space Program.
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