Felipe (HarvesteR): Quite a lot of stuff done this week. Experimentals is moving along at a good pace, many bugs found and squished so far, but even more valuable this time was the excellent feedback the experimental team is giving us. They’re going out of their way to help us tune the hundreds of variables that affect Contracts and Currencies, so here’s a big thanks already for all the effort they’re putting into helping us finish up this release. About the specifics of what we’ve done so far, the list is too big for a dev blog. Stay tuned for an update article soon.
Alex (aLeXmOrA): Last week I set the Independence Day Sale in the KSP Store for the weekend, it was a good one. Right now I’m doing some reports for the accounting department and then I’ll keep adding the new part sounds. I know, I’ve been working on that for a long time, but every week something has to be done here at the office.
Mike (Mu): The experimentals continue so have been squashing bugs and tweaking. Have also done some optimization work on some shaders to gain a little more overhead. Works out at around 8% for Kerbin’s main shader which isn’t too shabby.
Daniel (danRosas): Working with Max on the edition of a new gameplay video for First Contract. And moving on to new tasks, time to start a new Kerbal story, probably in space.
Jim (Romfarer): Between the tweaking and bugfixing last week i had time to create a new type of gui window that can be resized with the mouse. And now i’m two days into my one week holiday.
Miguel (Maxmaps): Mostly working on the video preview for First Contract. Also trying to show extra love to all of our off site communities as well as organizing our by now traditional media group videos.
Bob (Calisker): Getting ready for First Contract to go live soon but in the meantime, was really stoked to see this Le Monde feature on Kerbal Space Program go live: http://goo.gl/KF4FNb. If you read French, please feel free to let us know what you think, or if you’re like me, use Google Translate to get the gist of it. We are trying to get ready for the upcoming launch, which means we want to release screenshots, details on the update, a walkthrough video (thanks Max!) and of course an animation video. Ideally, we can coordinate all of this so it is seen by both our community and draws interest from gaming media which covers KSP. Also, a big shout out to the Reddit community, who has now put Buzz Aldrin on record that he’ll check out KSP: http://goo.gl/ezMiY7. That’s pretty cool.
Ted (Ted): I’ve been very busy this past week with the QA and Experimental Team. We’ve finished up QA on Hugo’s branch with the first build of it in Experimentals running as of writing this.
In Experimentals we’ve been going over the balance pass that Felipe and Mike worked on last week, as well as running through some of the more minor, but pretty significant, additions that were made in the interest of balance. We’ve also managed to narrow down and crush a few issues that were being very disruptive and not at all friendly. Lastly, we’ve been ensuring that some issues with the Launcher are all fixed across all platforms and it’s handling everything smoothly.
Anthony (Rowsdower): While again, Ted’s devnote puts mine to shame, I can share that you’ll be seeing a First Contract FAQ soon. Are there any specific questions you’d like us to answer?
Eduardo (Lalo): Diagramming processes!!! Everything that can be measured, can be improved!!!
Rogelio (Roger): Working on a new story along with Dan, we’ve been discussing about the main theme and how we will tell it. Finally we’re done with the .24 animation
Hugo (The Intern): Working on the Mk series pieces. Starting some IVA planning for some of these. I’ve been improving some of the MK-1 changes I did with the feedback of my coworkers. Getting super excited about the coming release.
C'est pas de la petite Devnote ça ! Trop de hype
l'Engine Nacelle, pour le moment elle ne fait que de la prise d'air, au même niveau que les intake classique pour 30fois leur masse ( 0,3t vs 0,01 )
le radial Engine qui ne sert strictement à rien ...