SLS for Juno system

INFORMATION

This is a recreation of NASA's SLS (Space Launch System) rocket that I've been building with care and dedication for nearly two years. If you're curious to learn more about the rocket itself, you can find plenty of info on Wikipedia or directly from NASA’s official web site.

It’s been a long road full of crashes and frustration, but in the end, it was all worth it this is the culmination of all that work.

DETAILS

This craft is highly detailed and not recommended for low-end devices, although I’ll leave that up to you.

Among the details are the CubeSats that were sent in the ICPS stage to the Moon for scientific experiments.

Although you’ve probably already seen it in the post thumbnail, I added some aerodynamic and reentry effects that are fully automatic and in my opinion, they look pretty good.

The emergency abort system works exactly like it does in real life it has its own reaction control system and detailed cutouts where the engines that separate it from the Orion spacecraft are located. I definitely recommend trying it out ;).

The SRBs (Solid Rocket Boosters) DON’T SHUT OFF when they run out of fuel instead, their exhaust intensifies to signal that the fuel is depleted. So be sure to keep an eye on how much solid fuel is left to avoid losing performance.

POSSIBLE BUGS

• Occasionally, when moving to the launchpad, an SRB may disconnect for no apparent reason. (It only happened to me a couple of times, but I think I’ve fixed it.

• if, for some reason, Orion's power runs out, during reentry, the visual effects will still appear to work normally. However, once the heat shield cools down, the visual effect doesn’t deactivate automatically—you'll need to turn it off manually. (This only happened once, so I’m not sure if it’ll happen to you.)

• If you find any other errors, please let me know so I can fix them as soon as possible

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EXTRA INFORMATION

The Vizzy system used for the RCS is the Vizzy Auto Hot RCS V2,(or V1 I don't remember it anymore) created by GreenGalaxyAeroSpace.

If you want to use the launch tower, here’s a link so you can download and use it.

Use sliders 1 and 2 to control the solar panels

And finally, I hope you enjoy this creation, and I truly appreciate it if you give it a positive vote so I know you like what I do. ¡Thank you so much!