Unless it is a flexy nozzle like they make them on the planes

maybe aerospike will be more useful for very light payloads?

yeah, that's what skylon is working on

A nozzle that can do the anal reflex

yknow

it's funny

KSP helped get me very interested in aeronautics and various different kinds of technology and physics

but skylon won't need to worry about the heat load from the initial stage; it will acheive high altitude using a conventional nozzle

>> inb4 KSP did more to the aerospace education than all govt education programs combined
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Soz, not in before.

It already happened. >.<;

i wish someone would build a modular software framework that allowed the modules to be used for both engineering irl and in games

sort of like a sim/stim

only modular

Yeah

A gamified Autodesk Inventor would be rad

that way you could develop and test things in games like kerbal and then build those same things irl . could embed finite element analysis and such right in the game

I would love the simplicity of controls from Google Sketchup, building process from Inventor, testing environment from Solidworks/CATIA, and then have it be usable in some sort of game environment

same with fluid dynamic, control systems etc.

you try FreeCAD v18?

Nope

it's pretty decent and allowing you to switch your control config from Autodesk to sketchup to blender

or inventor

Oh that is smart

I wish Blender would have control switch

It has by far the least enjoyable set

@Danacrag upgrade thatish

yeah, and it has modules galore both for gaming and cad

can output .STEP or .DAE and most of the others

Trotsky was a rusophobic little jew

biggest issue is the assemblies

Very hurt jew

that is what autodesk also severely lacks

look at that pretentious pucker-lip afro trust fund boi

Autodesk does not lack it

integrate revision control and modular component assemblies

They just don't want you to switch

well, you can't easily handle subassemblies and interchange these with components and subassemblies