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    hello everyone!

    welcome to the forum
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    Resolved Website link dead for Antellope Valley high res textures

    Download Mirror 1: http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/mirrors/orbiter_radio/tex_mirror.html
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    I have a PR to your branch for moving the gravity models credits to their own section. There are a lot of things on that TODO list... Could we prioritize it into "necessity" and "nice to have"?
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    Discussion Modeling Boats, Ships, and Other Watercraft in Orbiter? Experiments with Hydrostatics and the Touchdown Model

    I forget if I've asked, @Thunder Chicken , but have you tried setting the max substeps to 100 or 1000? to see if that improves numerical stability.
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    Oh awesome. I didn't know/forgot that we have an items to complete list. XR sound should probably get a short section in both. As long as it's in its own TeX file/and document section, I think that's fine. @dbeachy1 is there anything that we can pull in from the 2016 version to make writing...
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    I finially made it through the developer manual. I didn't see any issues. Other than the TransX part, I think we're go on documentation?
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    It occurs to me that I have no idea how TransX works under the hood. What do you mean, it doesn't account for the planet mass? There are certainly some limitations that probably can't be avoided from a mission planing standpoint. Even IMFD with its lambert solver, I think it would be a real...
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    Support for multiple monitors

    Section 21.2 in the Orbiter manual.
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    Discussion Modeling Boats, Ships, and Other Watercraft in Orbiter? Experiments with Hydrostatics and the Touchdown Model

    This would be really interesting to API-ify later. Conceivably, Orbiter could know where the water is and isn't with some kind of mask, or I guess it kind of already does? Hypothetically we could also add bathymetric elevation too on earth, titan etc. Ideas for Orbiter 2030....
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    I read through the Orbiter Technical Reference last night, no issues of note. will read through the other two soon.
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    Very happy to help with this. I have the documentation built and will read through it. um what!? wow. Yeah that would need to be fixed. I cannot speak to that, I presume the @Gondos and @Kozak would be the best to provide input for Lua documentation. the chm format is proprietary and...
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    atan(1/7.7) = 7.4° Why is the code like that? no idea haha, but it's a bit confusing... Anything I can help with on documentation?
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    Skylab 1973 rebuild

    If I were going to add clickable switches, to a bunch of panels like that, I would probably load switch meshes with the vessel code, rather than making the mesh contain a huge amount of identical meshgroups. I think you're fine with the texture.
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    Apollo 15 Simulated Mission results

    There are a few "opportunities for improvment" with respect to the cryo fluids themselves. The big one right now is liquid bulk-moduli. They are currently fixed value. I've been working on making them dependant on pressure and temperature, but it requires transcribing an enormous table and I...
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    I agree. DrawOrbits should probably get a mention, but GenericCamera can probably just have its code-comments be the documentation. This is correct.
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    Orbiter 2024 Launch readiness

    No, that sounds like an great idea.
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    General Question Antenna visibility determination

    I'm more thinking it could be related to some kind of pre-step/post-step or off-by-one timestep thing. It might be a pain to do, but you could probably figure out the errors introduced and propagate then through the calculations. IEEE-754 x64 should be able to represent sub distances to the...
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    General Question Antenna visibility determination

    Two thoughts: How far away from the Sun are you. There are precision limits if you get too far away. Is this error dependent on time-step length?
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    NASSP and a real AGC

    Technically, with the right TCP ports open (14242 and 14243), this is true :)
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