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Alliance Space Program
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KerbonautCC  [ophavsmand] 2. dec. 2018 kl. 13:13 
This level was made before the 1.0 release, which wiped out all pre-release leaderboards. I've got more Space Shenanigans coming soo, so stay tuned!
jyhwk 2. dec. 2018 kl. 11:36 
Looks like all the leaderboards have been wiped for this level. This was TOUGH. I felt the despair of an astronaut lost at space multiple times.
KerbonautCC  [ophavsmand] 24. feb. 2018 kl. 9:04 
There are tutorials on YouTube, try searching for "Distance Level Editor"
Thanator 24. feb. 2018 kl. 4:48 
I tried creating my own zero-g level, but on a laptop without a mouse...I gave up after 30 minutes. Besides I have absolutely no idea how to properly use a level creator...
KerbonautCC  [ophavsmand] 17. feb. 2018 kl. 11:02 
Why not make your own level with Wings Enabled? All you need to do is use a Gravity Trigger object set for Zero Gravity, and place it wherever you like (This one has the Gravity Trigger co-located with the car spawn).

The reason that I disabled wings in this level is to make it more challenging. The idea is to use your thrusters and boosters to carefully navigate in space.
Thanator 17. feb. 2018 kl. 8:33 
aircraft*
Thanator 17. feb. 2018 kl. 8:32 
I really like it, but could you release a seond version with wings enabled? I think it would just be fun flying around in airraft mode...
KerbonautCC  [ophavsmand] 13. dec. 2014 kl. 11:37 
Glad you liked it!
ethansight 13. dec. 2014 kl. 11:26 
Yeah - fantastic map. Was quite a challenge to finally realize there is a sweet docking bay, with some great Zero-G practice trying to navigate the outside XD. Really some fantastic ambiance!
Skirmisher 5. okt. 2014 kl. 14:13 
Icebound, the zero-gravity trigger has a drag value that can be increased or decreased at will--in this case, it's set to 0. :)
Icebound777 5. okt. 2014 kl. 9:44 
Now that is what I call proper Zero-G. How did you do it? Feels like gravity pulling into all directions, or a giant center of a gravity sphere.
Also, the true challenge actually comes from trying to even find the goal ...