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hi @Debs330 - I wrote that code (albeit a long long time ago). The message is to remind you to be in a circular orbit before deorbiting. If not, then your retro-burn depends on exactly where you are on the oval orbit. Read the documentation in the MFD to learn how to make your own glideslope...

Necro post here, as I only dop in occasionally to see what's happening. I wrote the latest Glideslope MFD 2.x over 5 years ago, so I'm a bit rusty. But the theory is that you can save your own reentry to generate your own user-defined glideslope, and then promote it back into the Glideslope.cfg...

@SpaceBoy2 Take a look at the coding of Lagrange MFD, which implemented a 4th order symplectic integrator in an asynchronous worker thread, to allow really deep (as in multi-seconds) calculation whilst not stalling the UI.

Same here - no access to OHM any more

Not remarkable in the least. It's the reality of hyper-polarization of politics and media. One feeds on the other in an endless cycle, all chasing the click-baits. The media wants you terrified and addicted to the next 30 mins of adverts and eye-balls, regardless if the story is true, false, or...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knftMag1qc8&t=1s I wrote this more as a reminder to my future self, as I am semi-retired from active MFD work these days due to real life.

For many enterprises, there is at lest another 2 years of Windows 7 migration work still underway. My shop - we are at around 75% done now, and looking good to eliminate in 2020. Note that there is something called ESU (Extended Security Updates) for the next couple of years, so it's not like...

Dropping in here after quite a long time away. I have been looking at StarLink orbits on www.space-track.org, using Python 3.x. Here's my SLTrack.py: ## ## SLTrack.py ## (c) 2019 Andrew Stokes All Rights Reserved ## ## ## Simple Python app to extract Starlink satellite history data from...

I see this is fixed, which is good. Just to clarify on my addons: they are compiled in MSVC++ 2017, and statically linked to avoid runtime issues as you had. Avoid them if you wish though.

See here: http://www.leapsecond.com/history/1968-Metrologia-v4-n4-Essen.pdf Old document but still interesting. It's mind-blowing to think that we have 3 conflicting reasons to define a second: 1. As a way to determine midday. (I.e. linked to the variable rotation rate of the Earth). 2. As a...

also include here an Orbiter.log file between [ CODE ] … [ /CODE ] tags (without the spaces in the tag names)

... and good for you Majid for doing so!! #OrbiterDevs

My son is at university, learning to code C, C++, Python, Java, on Linux using vim, gcc makefiles, and gdb from the command line. It's brutal compared to what we do as devs do in Windows in a nice graphical Visual Studio Express or full verison. Is there a better way, using just a text...

Hi Outerspace, I assume your PC is just fine to run Orbiter. Your resolution is large for a single monitor, not in any way suggesting an old obsolete system. Regarding D3D7 versus D3D9, D3D7 is the default graphics engine in Orbiter.exe. Martins designed this environment to allow add-on...

It looks really comprehensive. What is your goal? Just Orbiter? Orbiter and KSP? General aviation? Do you intend to charge for it?