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Good luck with your endevour, I'll maybe take a look during the interesting mission phases. :cheers:

Yeah, 7 tons is even less than the performance of the Ariane 64 to LTO (8.6 t, according to the user manual). But Arianespace also calculates with 7° inclination.

The Su-66 might already exist in some archive.... the latest known prototype of Sukhoi is the Su-75. Which looks a bit antique compared to contemporary US or Chinese aircraft.

Well, they also took a lot of time for this landing. This makes it easier to be precise.

Its hardcoded in the DLL, you would need to change the C++ code and compile the module again, if you want to change this.

Maybe also think about a different map later, if you don't want to fly over the same small region every day. Caucasus or Marianas (1944 or today) might be a bit boring after a while.

F/A-18 and Supercarrier is clearly a good combination. The F/A-18 is still a more advanced plane with an advanced FCS, so you are more feeling like a computer jockey than a fighter pilot in it. Also, take in account that FC3 is often a requirement for many user-made planes. So, having the full...

Pete Conrads first words on the moon would sure have been different then. 😁 "Whoopie! Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but that's a long one for me."

You can... just remember that many add-ons implement their own keybindings.

Aside of a USB numpad - you could also use a cheap standard size USB keyboard. Possibly cheaper than that. Not sure when gamepads will ever be supported or even more extraordinary input devices.

Are you sure? The spacecraft looks rather small and light, the RCS of it could be enough. Like a quadrotor.

Or maybe Su-34 style? If a toilet still fits there.....

You can still make the cockpit more cramped, you could find a lot of volume there. :cool:

Can you bleep stop with this bleep, bleep bleep bleep! We are not on Apollo 12 here.

Thats a landing gear you can trust. :ROFLMAO: Nice first landing.

Those high-level solar winds are really strong today.

No, but I can't tell you right now, which patch state I have. :ROFLMAO: I only know, against all odds, it works for me.

Uh. No. I downloaded mine from github I think. Do I have the space for a third Orbiter installation?

They only have it on your end.... mine works too, with the 2024 libraries and UACS.

Weird, this seems to be the same settings that I have.... but yours fail and mine don't. Created a new project from scratch, and I only get a few bugs when using the release libraries of Orbiter 2024 in debug builds.