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hmmm @Xyon Am I doing something wrong?

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Are you launching Orbiter.exe or Orbiter_NG.exe. you'll want the NG one. it sounds like a DX7 max resolution issue. With orbiterNG (no graphics), you can enable the D3D9 client. There was an old (20 years now?) guide, called "Go play in space". It's still on the Orbiter wiki and a few other...

Hello, somehow this seems to have gone away again, and it's back to the lowest of contrasts.

We have merged a small update to improve O2 behavior today. Back when we introduced realistic liquid substance densities that vary with pressure and temperature: I chose some values for an updated liquid oxygen bulk modulus that were quite cold. The result of this was that the O2 could be...

This would be worth checking in the code. Some things may not have changed much since circa 2000 in the code. Probably worth a full review and some tests.

Which version of Orbiter are you using. This is just default O2024: There are a few other options for "Earth Visual Config" under D3D9 client settings > advanced 2024 has a pretty significant visual improvement over 2016, but 2016 still looks great. Actually implementing this sort of...

Don't we?

http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/mirrors/orbiter_radio/tex_mirror.html

You have the right one. Look for the nassp channels browser:

I think I copied an outdated link. "Spaceflight Server" is the name. https://discord.gg/Xp3FzVYQ

This is the one you're looking for: https://discord.gg/ceUvBbY3bQ

Please see the installation guide which should walk you through all required steps: https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/nassp-8-installation-guide.36801/

Hello, The subforum you are in is for the addon Project Apollo - NASSP. NASSP is an addon for Orbiter. I believe this is the post you are referring to: https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/nassp-quick-start-guide-and-extra-info-for-newcomers.42078/ which offers some tips and tricks for new...

Make sure you're respecting license terms.

You can look at our ATMDC emulator-lite if you need inspiration for a simple implementation. https://github.com/orbiternassp/NASSP/blob/Orbiter2016/Orbitersdk%2Fsamples%2FProjectApollo%2Fsrc_skylab%2FATMDC.cpp

Does, look like something that Egide Walschaerts would come up with. As for the math aspect, you just need to pick the coördinate system. The input and output links are constrained to linear motion, so pick one of the pivot points as your origin. The mixing-link can only move in a circle about...

It probably won't happen any time soon....but we are working a launchable NASSP Skylab. Having an AMSO et al. version would be cool too. :)

Does the FlightData plugin support user-defined inputs? I can't remember if the old one did.

I like what I'm seeing with the UI rework. I had a couple of thoughts, which I'm sure are mostly already covered. Whatever we use for a UI framework should have no non-free components (linked or compiled). Dependencies should be lightweight and shouldn't break things if the dependency...