Hmm, it appears the link didn't work. I'll try again.

Okay, run has been submitted. Took a long time to edit/upload (mostly due to procrastination). Full Vanilla. In the form of 4 30 minute videos sped up by 4x, verifiable by looking at the ingame timer when it is green. The final time was 7:50:39, although I forgot that the timer only stops after recovery, not landing, so the actual time was probably up to but not more than 7:54:00, as I stopped the recording before recovery.

Early game could have been way more optimized, but I made up for it midgame, but I lost at least 30 minutes to an hour in failed Eve attempts.

Okay, I'm thinking of going for the all planets RTA sometime, maybe tomorrow. I have a few questions.

1. The final verdict on KER - this is probably a no, it's considered too much information. What about a mod that adds just a delta-v readout, is that fine or no?

2. Transfer Window Planner. It's a mod that, as the name suggests, allows you to plan transfers better, and is basically an in game version of this: https://alexmoon.github.io/ksp/, the only major difference being that it will show the ejection angle on screen (you have to make the maneuver node yourself). It's really nice to have, but if that's too much I understand, I'd just have to go with the online version and the old protractor-on-screen method.

3. Kerbal Alarm Clock - I'd imagine this one is fine, but I want to make sure. It can approximate transfer windows-ish.

4. The necessity of a recording - this is my first time doing this, and as it is likely going to be a multi-hour run, a recording on my side would be pretty impractical, at current resolution I'm estimating a 50gb file size which is rather large, and with my lousy internet it would take approximately ten days to upload the video (I could lower the resolution, though). I will still have plenty of screenshots and maybe a video of the highlights (recording at the highlights only) but I realize that in the speedrunning community this much lack of proof is not taken very well.