Rover
Part 1: The Payload Assembly (The Exploration Rover) At the very top of the rocket stack, enclosed within a protective aerodynamic nose cone (fairing), sits the primary mission payload: a custom-built planetary rover. Structural Framework and Core The spine of the rover utilizes a probe core paired with structural beams and lightweight fuel blocks. In Spaceflight Simulator, structural integrity is crucial because high-G forces during launch or a rough landing can cause sub-assemblies to detach or break. The compact design ensures that the rover fits perfectly within the restricted horizontal width of a standard payload bay. Mobility and Wheels The rover is equipped with motorized rover wheels, visibly stacked to provide a stable wheelbase. In SFS, these wheels are essential for drivi
Blueprint facts
| DLC required | No (works without DLC) |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Medium |
| Career mode | Works in career mode |
| Assembly | Requires in-game assembly |
Requirements
- Requires in-game assembly.
- Works in career mode.
- Difficulty: medium.
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