Pls help engine optimization

@OverCAT sorry, I kinda assumed you were a noob who just wanted someone else to figure things out for them. 🤦 Still, experimentation is the best way to learn, especially in this game. Good luck with whatever you're working on

Thanks guys I just resorted to what I can do best and I acquired what I wanted for the engines to do. I already knew how the customization worked I just needed to get the exact stats.

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@OverCAT

@Zenithspeed I know, air pressure drops as altitude increases and underexpansion or overexpansion are signs of the engine not being efficient.

just open performance analyzer and change the chamber pressure, nozzle length and throat size, etc. until you get what you want, and keep in mind that engines at different altitudes will have different performances

@YaMomzBox420 I already know how to customize engines and use the performance analyzer but I want my engines to be fine tuned as possible and I'm trying to figure it out on my own but it's quite difficult.

But you won't learn anything like that! You have to experiment, figure things out by trial and error. If someone just tells you the information you want, you won't gain any knowledge, just copy and paste like cheating in school.

You need to play with things and figure out what they do on your own. There's plenty of help from tooltips in the game, and people like Scott Manley and the Everyday Astronaut on YouTube have a ton of great videos about everything rocket related to learn from. I mostly play mobile myself and understand the frustration sometimes, but you should use it as a strength, not a weakness.

I'll give you a little head start: you've already figured most of it out on your own. You can select engine types, fuel types, combustion cycles, etc in the designer by using the part properties tab. If you highlight the engine with part properties open, it will show you a blue button that says "analyze performance" that you can click on to open another window that shows everything you need to know about the engine(and craft in general). You can use this to see exactly how any changes effect the engines performance. Just play around with things until you know what each thing does and go from there