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Kerbal Space Program 2 is the sequel to the acclaimed space-flight simulation game Kerbal Space Program. Enter the next generation of space adventure with exciting new parts, stunning visuals, fully revamped UI and Map View, and rich new environments to explore.

Structures

EM-500 “Hotplate”

Category: Mk3 Engine Mount

Description: The EM-500 was designed to be an engine mount for Mk3-style spaceplanes and rockets. It is able to withstand extreme heat. It takes a long time to cool down, which makes it ideal for a …” (cut-off description)

Useful statistics:

• Weighs 0.7 tonnes
• Maximum temperature of 750K (despite its description, it is not able to withstand much heat since 750k is lower than the average).
• Tolerance for Impact 40 m/s

Use Cases: Spaceships are the most obvious example of use however its high impact resistance could prove useful in landing.

RTC “Rottweiler”

Category: Chassis for Trucks

Description: The “Rottweiler” is truck chassis designed to speed up the construction of your rover, was designed to complement the “Bulldog”, truck cab. Do you want to spend less time building and have more fun? …” (cut-off description)

Informative Stats

• Weighs 1 tonne
• Maximum temperature of 750k
• Impact Tolerance 50m/s

Use Cases: This is a thin piece that has three attachment points. I’m not sure whether it’s worth the effort. It is extremely heavy and could be used as a an lithobrake that has a high impact tolerance.

Coupling

There aren’t any new coupling pieces.

Payloads

AE-FF500 “Quahog”

Category: Airstream Protective Fairing

Description: The AE-FF500 protection fairing is an FLOOYD Dynamics fan favorite due to its name: “Quahog.” You can say it five times quickly! (No I didn’t make an error. That’s the way it is described.

Informative Stats

• Weighs 2.4 tonnes

Use Cases: Secure sensitive payloads during takeoff. Also useful for decorative reasons.

Trivia: While “Quahog” refers to a type of clam, fairings are all named after the clams. This is probably due to a fairing design called “Clamshell”.

Tutorial: How to Use Fairing System

Step 1: Click on the wrench icon.

Step 2 Move the arrows to move this section

Step 3: To add a new section or bend, click the plus button

Step 4 Once you’re done you are done, press the checkmark or the X to remove the fairing and erase it.

CN-500

Category: 5M Cargo Nose

Description Sean’s Cannery’s engineering team is crying when they find empty nosecones. They created the CN-500 cargo nose in order to take up every inch of space.

Informative Stats

• Weighs 0.25 tonnes

Use Cases: Holding cargo, duh

Note: This is the way it opens.

PPD-20 “Wayfarer”

Category: Eight Seat Crew Cabin

Description of the PPD-20 was initially two “Hitchhiker crew cabins” that were joined. Then it was changed to the “Wayfarer.” It also includes storage compartments for snacks as well as board games.

Informative Stats

• Weighs 6.5 tonnes
• 8 Kerbals

Use Case: Space stations or colonies, when they are added

All the new Truss rounded pieces

They could be used to store cargo. Two of them fit together well and come with internal and external attachments. They could also be used as hollow structural components on motherships with large sizes.

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