An encounter should appear with a purple trajectory that has an periapsis around a fake Mun. Hover over the prograde icon, the yellow one with the hollow circle, and scroll up until the projected apoapsis reaches the Mun. If the image doesn’t work, angle the map camera straight down with the Mun at the top of your screen, make a line going from the Mun to Kerbin, then rotate the line 90 degrees clockwise, and make the node there. Click on your orbit at the angle shown in the image, and create a maneuver node. Now that your spacecraft is in a stable orbit, press M to open the map screen. The rocket is now ready to launch, so click Launch in the top right. Then go to the Fuel Tanks section, find the Rockomax X200-8 fuel tank near the bottom, attach it to the rocket, then add back the rest of the craft. This tank alone will not be enough to reach the Mun, so add a Rockomax 8 fuel tank right above it by setting the 16 tank off to the side by clicking to detach it, then clicking again off to the side to drop it.
The upper stage consists of a Poodle engine with a Rockomax 16 fuel tank. The Kerbal X consists of a lower stage with a Mainsail engine and three sets of two boosters that provide extra thrust and fuel for the main stage. Select the Kerbal X in the craft list, and load it into the VAB. If you can’t see the Kerbal X in your craft list when you click Load in the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) ensure “Allow Stock Craft” is enabled in the save’s Difficulty Settings, which is accessed by pausing the game on the Space Center view, selecting Settings, then Difficulty Options. This guide will also assume you are playing in a sandbox mode save, which lets you access all of the parts from the start, unlike Science and Career mode which have a science system to unlock parts. This guide will use the Kerbal X to reach the Mun, which is a stock craft included with every version of KSP.
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