7:17:50put 600 m/s on the burn and move the node around
7:17:51get it so your apoapsis is just high enough then slide your starting point to get close
7:17:56scroll out the view to see better, raise the AP to match the moon orbit height
7:17:57God I miss this music. I listened to it for almost ten days straight.
7:17:59yes, wrong position. not periapsis, not apoapsis
7:18:00move the node around till it works AP and PE dont factor
7:18:05Goodnight cookies!:_shiinaSadbee:I must slumber! Good luck getting to da mooooooon!!!
7:18:05Position of the mun relative to your maneuver might also matter
7:18:08You have to align the Ascending/Descending node
7:18:10What matters for intercept is the ascending/descending node
7:18:11you should use 600 m/s of delta v only
7:18:16What matters for intercept is the ascending/descending node
7:18:18yeah just move it until you intercept the Mun, that's all
7:18:20yep, try prograding a bitmore, YEP YEP YEP that's it
7:18:22any more and you're wasting dfuel
7:18:22And then burn at a time to line the blue chevrons up
7:18:25Your orbit is tilted, you're hitting the orbit at an angle at the moon.
7:18:26then just move node around till you find a nice one
7:18:27Top down view makes it easier to see what's going on
7:18:31Just get enough speed to close to the mun orbit and then spin the maneuver.
7:18:35remember that the moon moves
7:18:35it would be best to start by circularizing and setting your inclination
7:18:47It will be easier if you zoom out a bit.
7:18:48Try different points around Kerbin's orbit
7:18:51you need to correct your orbit before TLI
7:18:53Go to one of the nodes and fix your inclination
7:18:56Orbital mechanics are the hardest part, don't stress it
7:19:01Always start by matching inclination.
7:19:05ok, now move your node towards the right
7:19:07aim for the empty spot in front of the moon about 60 degrees
7:19:15Remember, the Mun is moving while you're approaching