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Details

• Type: SPH
• Class: ship
• Part Count: 205
• Pure Stock
• KSP: 1.12.3

Raging Bull

A demonstration AG-craft to demonstrate stock KSP hovering. It’s just some buggy landing legs: some structural panels are pushing the legs up and out of view, while the collider remains where it should be (below the panel).

Instructions

Startup
1.) Stage to start the main engine and anti-gravity generator
2.) Press [Action Group 1] to change control orientation downwards
3.) Select [SAS Radial In] to stabilize the craft

Piloting the Craft
1.) [Action Group 2] toggles the anti-gravity generator. Press this once to bring the craft to a swift halt, and press it again to reactivate the hover effects. Think of it like a handbrake.
2.) [Action Group 3] toggles the main engine. Pretty simple
3.) Use the roll controls [Q] and [E] to turn the craft. The standard WASD gets fucked when you control the craft downwards.
Be warned that this craft handles poorly; like you’re sliding on ice.

The Lore Behind the Craft:

Heavy, fearsome and violent; these are all adjectives that describe Tigron Enterprises’ Bull V.666 craft. High mass frames and powerful thrust give this beast a fearsome reputation on the craft. And not only can it take a punch, it can give a faster one back; its weapons systems are top of the line of the F9000 grid.

Tigron are known to make their presence felt on the track by favoring high-speed violence over actual racing, much to the chagrin of bitter rivals Auricom. Rumor has it that Tigron’s lead pilot Omarr Khumala would receive his own diamond farm should he put Auricom out of business for good. The collateral damage between these two teams is said to run into the billions; it’s only a matter of time before one or the other folds…

A stock aircraft called Bull. Built with 205 of the finest parts, its root part is Mark2Cockpit.

Built in the SPH in KSP version 1.12.3.