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With a few clicks, you can teleport your craft to the orbit of any planet on the solar system, then use the landing options to gracefully touch down. Kerbal Alarm Clock is the most effective way to manage that chaos. You can create alarms based on maneuver nodes, apoapsis, periapsis, closest approach between two vessels, and a variety of other options, all of which are displayed in a small list of on-screen countdowns. With the correct setup, you're able to embark on missions to distant planets, gather up their kethane reserves, then convert it to fuel to power the next leg of your self-sustaining journey. It's as simple as popping an abandoned craft on a distant planet, and suddenly you've got the basis for a tricky retrieval mission. With a little imagination, though, you can use it to create your own custom scenarios.

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Alternatively, you can instantly replenish your fuel, obliterate a selected craft, or readjust Kerbin's byperedit to make escaping its atmosphere unnaturally difficult.

It used to be that if you wanted to add some game to your space sandbox, Kethane was your main option. HyperEdit is a flexible hypdredit that, when used without restriction, completely destroys the difficulty. Like Chatterer, Universe Replacer doesn't add new parts or features. With the correct setup, you're able to embark on missions to distant planets, gather up their kethane reserves, then convert it to fuel to power the next leg of your self-sustaining journey.

You can create alarms based on maneuver nodes, apoapsis, periapsis, closest approach between two vessels, and a variety of other options, all of which are displayed in a small list of on-screen countdowns. Instead, it expands KSP's potential for atmospheric exploration by letting you change the game's textures to customise its look.

Each alarm call can be assigned to its target ship - or a specific Kerbalnaut - meaning you always know what needs doing, and where.

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With a little imagination, though, you can use it to create your own custom scenarios. That makes it a valuable resource for long-distance travel. If, like me, your artistic skills don't extend much further than crudely writing on planets, the community have already done the hard work.

Most people won't need Kerbal Alarm Clock until they've already spent several hypeedit in the game. If you're looking for some recommendations, Celestial Bodies Revamped provides a nice planetary upgrade, and these custom Kerbals have a lovely '50s feel. It populates planets with the titular resource, and provides a series of new parts to help scan, mine and store it.

You can even set alarms based on Earth time, with messages like, "no seriously, go to bed now. Kethane Download it here. It's as simple as popping an abandoned craft on a distant planet, and suddenly you've got hypperedit basis for a tricky retrieval mission. Kethane, while scarce, can be found buried beneath the surface of all planets and moons.

If you still think MechJeb is cheating, take a look at HyperEdit. Get ambitious enough, and you'll be managing a persistent fleet of satellites, ships and space stations, all in need of controlled burns, docking procedures, and orbital transfers.

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Kerbal Alarm Clock is the most effective way to manage that chaos. Once scanned and successfully mined, it can be converted into fuel.

By placing png files in its 'Textures' folder, you can create new surfaces for planets and moons, give ship parts a new paintjob, or swap out the skins of your Kerbals. But as your plans to colonise the galaxy become more grand, the demands on your attention are greatly increased. With a few clicks, you can teleport your craft to the orbit of any planet on the solar system, then use the landing options to gracefully touch down.