SpaceCenter

class SpaceCenter

Provides functionality to interact with Kerbal Space Program. This includes controlling the active vessel, managing its resources, planning maneuver nodes and auto-piloting.

Single Science { get; }

The current amount of science.

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All

Double Funds { get; }

The current amount of funds.

Game Scenes:

All

Single Reputation { get; }

The current amount of reputation.

Game Scenes:

All

Vessel ActiveVessel { get; set; }

The currently active vessel.

Game Scenes:

All

IList<Vessel> Vessels { get; }

A list of all the vessels in the game.

Game Scenes:

All

IList<LaunchSite> LaunchSites { get; }

A list of available launch sites.

Game Scenes:

All

IDictionary<String, CelestialBody> Bodies { get; }

A dictionary of all celestial bodies (planets, moons, etc.) in the game, keyed by the name of the body.

Game Scenes:

All

CelestialBody TargetBody { get; set; }

The currently targeted celestial body.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Vessel TargetVessel { get; set; }

The currently targeted vessel.

Game Scenes:

Flight

DockingPort TargetDockingPort { get; set; }

The currently targeted docking port.

Game Scenes:

Flight

void ClearTarget ()

Clears the current target.

Game Scenes:

Flight

IList<String> LaunchableVessels (String craftDirectory)

Returns a list of vessels from the given craftDirectory that can be launched.

Parameters:

  • craftDirectory – Name of the directory in the current saves “Ships” directory. For example "VAB" or "SPH".

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All

void LaunchVessel (String craftDirectory, String name, String launchSite, Boolean recover = true, IList<String> crew = {  }, String flagUrl = "")

Launch a vessel.

Parameters:

  • craftDirectory – Name of the directory in the current saves “Ships” directory, that contains the craft file. For example "VAB" or "SPH".

  • name – Name of the vessel to launch. This is the name of the “.craft” file in the save directory, without the “.craft” file extension.

  • launchSite – Name of the launch site. For example "LaunchPad" or "Runway".

  • recover – If true and there is a vessel on the launch site, recover it before launching.

  • crew – If not null, a list of names of Kerbals to place in the craft. Otherwise the crew will use default assignments.

  • flagUrl – If not null, the asset URL of the mission flag to use for the launch.

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All

Note

Throws an exception if any of the games pre-flight checks fail.

void LaunchVesselFromVAB (String name, Boolean recover = true)

Launch a new vessel from the VAB onto the launchpad.

Parameters:

  • name – Name of the vessel to launch.

  • recover – If true and there is a vessel on the launch pad, recover it before launching.

Game Scenes:

All

Note

This is equivalent to calling SpaceCenter.LaunchVessel with the craft directory set to “VAB” and the launch site set to “LaunchPad”. Throws an exception if any of the games pre-flight checks fail.

void LaunchVesselFromSPH (String name, Boolean recover = true)

Launch a new vessel from the SPH onto the runway.

Parameters:

  • name – Name of the vessel to launch.

  • recover – If true and there is a vessel on the runway, recover it before launching.

Game Scenes:

All

Note

This is equivalent to calling SpaceCenter.LaunchVessel with the craft directory set to “SPH” and the launch site set to “Runway”. Throws an exception if any of the games pre-flight checks fail.

void Save (String name)

Save the game with a given name. This will create a save file called name.sfs in the folder of the current save game.

Parameters:

  • name – Name of the save.

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All

void Load (String name)

Load the game with the given name. This will create a load a save file called name.sfs from the folder of the current save game.

Parameters:

  • name – Name of the save.

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All

void Quicksave ()

Save a quicksave.

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All

Note

This is the same as calling SpaceCenter.Save with the name “quicksave”.

void Quickload ()

Load a quicksave.

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All

Note

This is the same as calling SpaceCenter.Load with the name “quicksave”.

Boolean CanRevertToLaunch ()

Whether the current flight can be reverted to launch.

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All

void RevertToLaunch ()

Revert the current flight to launch.

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All

void TransferCrew (CrewMember crewMember, Part targetPart)

Transfers a crew member to a different part.

Parameters:

  • crewMember – The crew member to transfer.

  • targetPart – The part to move them to.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Boolean UIVisible { get; set; }

Whether the UI is visible.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Boolean Navball { get; set; }

Whether the navball is visible.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Double UT { get; }

The current universal time in seconds.

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All

Double G { get; }

The value of the gravitational constant G in \(N(m/kg)^2\).

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All

Single WarpRate { get; }

The current warp rate. This is the rate at which time is passing for either on-rails or physical time warp. For example, a value of 10 means time is passing 10x faster than normal. Returns 1 if time warp is not active.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Single WarpFactor { get; }

The current warp factor. This is the index of the rate at which time is passing for either regular “on-rails” or physical time warp. Returns 0 if time warp is not active. When in on-rails time warp, this is equal to SpaceCenter.RailsWarpFactor, and in physics time warp, this is equal to SpaceCenter.PhysicsWarpFactor.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Int32 RailsWarpFactor { get; set; }

The time warp rate, using regular “on-rails” time warp. A value between 0 and 7 inclusive. 0 means no time warp. Returns 0 if physical time warp is active.

If requested time warp factor cannot be set, it will be set to the next lowest possible value. For example, if the vessel is too close to a planet. See the KSP wiki for details.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Int32 PhysicsWarpFactor { get; set; }

The physical time warp rate. A value between 0 and 3 inclusive. 0 means no time warp. Returns 0 if regular “on-rails” time warp is active.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Boolean CanRailsWarpAt (Int32 factor = 1)

Returns true if regular “on-rails” time warp can be used, at the specified warp factor. The maximum time warp rate is limited by various things, including how close the active vessel is to a planet. See the KSP wiki for details.

Parameters:

  • factor – The warp factor to check.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Int32 MaximumRailsWarpFactor { get; }

The current maximum regular “on-rails” warp factor that can be set. A value between 0 and 7 inclusive. See the KSP wiki for details.

Game Scenes:

Flight

void WarpTo (Double ut, Single maxRailsRate = 100000.0f, Single maxPhysicsRate = 2.0f)

Uses time acceleration to warp forward to a time in the future, specified by universal time ut. This call blocks until the desired time is reached. Uses regular “on-rails” or physical time warp as appropriate. For example, physical time warp is used when the active vessel is traveling through an atmosphere. When using regular “on-rails” time warp, the warp rate is limited by maxRailsRate, and when using physical time warp, the warp rate is limited by maxPhysicsRate.

Parameters:

  • ut – The universal time to warp to, in seconds.

  • maxRailsRate – The maximum warp rate in regular “on-rails” time warp.

  • maxPhysicsRate – The maximum warp rate in physical time warp.

Returns:

When the time warp is complete.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Tuple<Double, Double, Double> TransformPosition (Tuple<Double, Double, Double> position, ReferenceFrame from, ReferenceFrame to)

Converts a position from one reference frame to another.

Parameters:

  • position – Position, as a vector, in reference frame from.

  • from – The reference frame that the position is in.

  • to – The reference frame to covert the position to.

Returns:

The corresponding position, as a vector, in reference frame to.

Game Scenes:

All

Tuple<Double, Double, Double> TransformDirection (Tuple<Double, Double, Double> direction, ReferenceFrame from, ReferenceFrame to)

Converts a direction from one reference frame to another.

Parameters:

  • direction – Direction, as a vector, in reference frame from.

  • from – The reference frame that the direction is in.

  • to – The reference frame to covert the direction to.

Returns:

The corresponding direction, as a vector, in reference frame to.

Game Scenes:

All

Tuple<Double, Double, Double, Double> TransformRotation (Tuple<Double, Double, Double, Double> rotation, ReferenceFrame from, ReferenceFrame to)

Converts a rotation from one reference frame to another.

Parameters:

  • rotation – Rotation, as a quaternion of the form \((x, y, z, w)\), in reference frame from.

  • from – The reference frame that the rotation is in.

  • to – The reference frame to covert the rotation to.

Returns:

The corresponding rotation, as a quaternion of the form \((x, y, z, w)\), in reference frame to.

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All

Tuple<Double, Double, Double> TransformVelocity (Tuple<Double, Double, Double> position, Tuple<Double, Double, Double> velocity, ReferenceFrame from, ReferenceFrame to)

Converts a velocity (acting at the specified position) from one reference frame to another. The position is required to take the relative angular velocity of the reference frames into account.

Parameters:

  • position – Position, as a vector, in reference frame from.

  • velocity – Velocity, as a vector that points in the direction of travel and whose magnitude is the speed in meters per second, in reference frame from.

  • from – The reference frame that the position and velocity are in.

  • to – The reference frame to covert the velocity to.

Returns:

The corresponding velocity, as a vector, in reference frame to.

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All

Double RaycastDistance (Tuple<Double, Double, Double> position, Tuple<Double, Double, Double> direction, ReferenceFrame referenceFrame)

Cast a ray from a given position in a given direction, and return the distance to the hit point. If no hit occurs, returns infinity.

Parameters:

  • position – Position, as a vector, of the origin of the ray.

  • direction – Direction of the ray, as a unit vector.

  • referenceFrame – The reference frame that the position and direction are in.

Returns:

The distance to the hit, in meters, or infinity if there was no hit.

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All

Part RaycastPart (Tuple<Double, Double, Double> position, Tuple<Double, Double, Double> direction, ReferenceFrame referenceFrame)

Cast a ray from a given position in a given direction, and return the part that it hits. If no hit occurs, returns null.

Parameters:

  • position – Position, as a vector, of the origin of the ray.

  • direction – Direction of the ray, as a unit vector.

  • referenceFrame – The reference frame that the position and direction are in.

Returns:

The part that was hit or null if there was no hit.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Boolean FARAvailable { get; }

Whether Ferram Aerospace Research is installed.

Game Scenes:

All

void CreateKerbal (String name, String job, Boolean male)

Creates a Kerbal.

Parameters:

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All

CrewMember GetKerbal (String name)

Find a Kerbal by name.

Parameters:

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All

void LoadSpaceCenter ()

Switch to the space center view.

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All

MapFilterType MapFilter { get; set; }

The visible objects in map mode.

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All

void Screenshot (String filePath, Int32 scale = 1)

Saves a screenshot.

Parameters:

  • filePath – The path of the file to save.

  • scale – Resolution scaling factor

Game Scenes:

Flight

GameMode GameMode { get; }

The current mode the game is in.

Game Scenes:

All

WarpMode WarpMode { get; }

The current time warp mode. Returns WarpMode.None if time warp is not active, WarpMode.Rails if regular “on-rails” time warp is active, or WarpMode.Physics if physical time warp is active.

Game Scenes:

Flight

Camera Camera { get; }

An object that can be used to control the camera.

Game Scenes:

Flight

WaypointManager WaypointManager { get; }

The waypoint manager.

Game Scenes:

Flight

ContractManager ContractManager { get; }

The contract manager.

Game Scenes:

All

AlarmManager AlarmManager { get; }

The alarm manager.

Game Scenes:

All

enum GameMode

The game mode. Returned by GameMode

Sandbox

Sandbox mode.

Career

Career mode.

Science

Science career mode.

ScienceSandbox

Science sandbox mode.

Mission

Mission mode.

MissionBuilder

Mission builder mode.

Scenario

Scenario mode.

ScenarioNonResumable

Scenario mode that cannot be resumed.

enum WarpMode

The time warp mode. Returned by WarpMode

Rails

Time warp is active, and in regular “on-rails” mode.

Physics

Time warp is active, and in physical time warp mode.

None

Time warp is not active.

enum MapFilterType

The set of things that are visible in map mode. These may be combined with bitwise logic.

All

Everything.

None

Nothing.

Debris

Debris.

Unknown

Unknown.

SpaceObjects

SpaceObjects.

Probes

Probes.

Rovers

Rovers.

Landers

Landers.

Ships

Ships.

Stations

Stations.

Bases

Bases.

EVAs

EVAs.

Flags

Flags.

Plane

Planes.

Relay

Relays.

Site

Launch Sites.

DeployedScienceController

Deployed Science Controllers.

class LaunchSite

A place where craft can be launched from. More of these can be added with mods like Kerbal Konstructs.

String Name { get; }

The name of the launch site.

Game Scenes:

All

CelestialBody Body { get; }

The celestial body the launch site is on.

Game Scenes:

All

EditorFacility EditorFacility { get; }

Which editor is normally used for this launch site.

Game Scenes:

All

enum EditorFacility

Editor facility. See LaunchSite.EditorFacility.

VAB

Vehicle Assembly Building.

SPH

Space Plane Hanger.

None

None.