How it make strong custom landing legs?

@JSO18 never thought of that thanks

@Tweedle_Aerospace I do not know how much this will help, but try turning up stability modifier in advanced part settings on your hinge rotators.

@Tweedle_Aerospace my head just cant understand that english today lol sorry

@Chtite451SR2 the landing legs fold perpendicular to the rocket without me telling them to. If the whole thing doesn’t blow up then they will go back down after relaunching it.

@Tweedle_Aerospace what do you mean fold up?

@Chtite451SR2 They don’t break though, they “fold” up. The problem is that the hinge isn’t strong enough to hold the weight.

@Tweedle_Aerospace mabye they colapse, but if you do a little xml edit, (preventbreaking false chage to true) it shouldnt break, plus you can put springs on it, a user im collaborating with made custom legs with pistons and shocks

I just angle normal landing legs. They seem to work, and look better than usual. See Galileo Superheavy Hopper for an example.

@Chtite451SR2 pistons always collapse. The one that I am working on right now though is very similar to iSpaces legs. But mine folded up on landing and then collectively sprung the booster up at 20 m/s. It was quite amazing until it exploded!

pistons? lol