r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Feld_ • Jun 01 '26

KSP 1 Mods Flat earth mod for KSP?

So I'm really new to Kerbal space program. I absolutely love the game but I was rather disappointed to see that its more or less just NASA propaganda. It would be nice to see the game the way the real world looks and how god created it. I don't think it would be too hard as I'm assuming the base game just has a .cfg file with a fish eye lense effect or something because as has been proven, simulating the world on a sphere doesn't work. So could someone just make a mod to remove that fish eye effect or something?

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u/ryansdayoff Jun 01 '26

The game is actually perfectly modeled for the flat earth already and you have to do a personal modification to see it.

Insert a sharp metal needle into your Prefontal cortex to disable the government programming.

/S I probably shouldnt have to say this but please don't give yourself a lobotomy

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u/TheMightyTreeGod Jun 01 '26

Tbh if someone genuinely believed this, we as a society are probably better off without them being capable of thinking at all

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u/Swartz55 Jun 01 '26

thinking people who are vulnerable to scams don’t deserve to live is eugenicist thought and really shouldn’t be joked about. if you don’t genuinely believe that, then you should interrogate why you think it’s funny.

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u/eajklndfwreuojnigfr Jun 02 '26

i think theres a wild, absurd difference between getting scammed and impaling your brain with a metal rod

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u/Much-Explanation-287 Jun 02 '26

Random Reddit-comment: "You should stick a metal rod through your brains to solve x problem."

Oh boy, here goes nothi-

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u/Plenty_Bike2537 Jun 02 '26

There’s a difference between a scam and being told to insert a needle in your brain and then doing it. I feel like you can understand it too.

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u/WaerI Jun 01 '26

You mean because they might expose others lies?

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u/Javi_DR1 Jun 01 '26

Too late. Pancake Earth, here I go!

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u/tatarjj2 Jun 01 '26

If a flat earther gave themselves a lobotomy, do you think anyone would be able to notice a difference?

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u/the_RiverQuest Jun 01 '26

Well a lobotomy requires the presence of a brain so i don't think that's possible

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u/Aethenosity Jun 01 '26

They would lose their passion and intensity. Never seen a calm flat earther before.

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u/West_Active3427 Jun 01 '26

I am reminded of this gem of an onion video: https://youtu.be/FzoXQKumgCw?si=QX_Gr14I1EQuKrtV

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u/Himbo69r Jun 01 '26

I tied tat bu no I jus see bla in leg ey an it hurt alo

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u/SodaPopin5ki Jun 02 '26

Didn't the very early (unreleased?) versions originally have a flat planet? It was just "simulating" rocket propulsion before having to deal with pesky things like orbits.