yes,I am
i think this will explain
this community has helped me to be more open-minded and ive made a lot of new friends
now,i have not,nor will ever,leave this community,Orbiter is still one of those things which never gets old,im just devloping new intrests
i probably will not be active on the fourms anymore,but,im not sure,it is hard to predict myself,but i am active on FurAffinity,if anyone wishes to contact me there
Have a good day Orbiter fans,until next...

I've been putting of writing this part because it's complicated and it involves a bunch of programming that does not directly apply to Orbiter. That said I really need to post something before my "in-progress point" goes too much further, so without further ado...

PART 13: Classes and Objects
In C++ a class is an expanded concept of a data structure that can hold both data and functions. An object is specific instance of a class. In terms of variables, a class would...

Part 3: Oh Captain, My Captain…

I’ll give you a quick recap of last week’s finale…

Now, as I put on the loaner vest, set my earplugs, and donned my sunglasses (it was about 1530 PDT), I thought back to the training I had been undergoing...

Hi everyone!

I'm home for the Easter, and I've also started on a new project that's going pretty well. It's a 3D moon landing simulator, made using the DirectX stuff I've been learning lately. It's at a stage where I can post some screenshots:





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Want to transfer fuel between modules in my space station using the Fuel Xfer MFD (Sorry, I can´t find the Author´s name)

This will imply to modify the Spacecraft .ini file, and later convert it to .DLL using the sc3.

After this process the new .DLL vessel apears in the scenario working beautifully except that, when opening the Refuel MFD a big note in red letters appears saying "This vessel has not a fuel tank"

Can somebody help me please?