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I have the nvidia app but never have run into this

All I can tell you is the keyboard commands in the QSG all work in O24/OO on a US keyboard for certain. Left Alt + R does the crew recovery for me (with the hatch open, of course)

All of those keybinds work on O24. Are you using a US keyboard?

Plane change time, this will be CDH-30m

I think it should be safe to copy the alpha on top and replace all in this case.

So I am hosting three iterations there: NASSP-V9.0-Orbiter2024 version is the O24 version of the main NASSP 8 repository. NASSP-V9.0-Folgers-Alpha is the alpha version of the main repository NASSP-V9.0-Folgers-J-Mission-Alpha is the J mission branch which has changes that facilitate the J...

So the repo there is old. We have more up to date versions on my github https://github.com/rcflyinghokie/NASSP/releases I would encourage reinstalling fresh using the NASSP quick start guide attached to those builds, and our NASSP alpha in my github has all the latest and greatest to enjoy...

For Apollo 11, they relied on P23 to get the initial attitudes generally, you can also get some of the adjusted ones from the transcript as you have seen. However the mission reports have a list of all alignments and such. http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/Documents/A11_MissionReport.pdf

P23 generates an initial attitude for each star

Hey I can help answer some of these: Here is a quality scan of 11's flight plan, you can see at the 6 hour mark (flight plan page 3-7) the stars used. https://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/Documents/Apollo_11_Flight_Plan_HSK.pdf Additionally, ENH is "earth near horizon" and EFH is "earth far...

Not sure what you are asking? It pretty much explains the sequence there. They read up updated attitudes to use.

We have made a few corrections to the CM flood circuitry. Not only is everything wired up and function (dim and flood switches) but there are a few quirks with the flood system added: One significant one you will notice is floods don't engage until the knob is pushed passed half, that and your...

Sounds like you dont have local light sources enabled. Which branch are you getting NASSP from?

Sorry for the delay, looks great!

Another slight update FYSA, the AOT reticle knob can now be pushed in at zero degrees to "lock" it in place to prevent turning while using it for X/Y P52s. The click spot is the reticle knob in 2d and coming soon to the virtual cockpit. If you are trying to rotate the AOT and it wont move, its...

Haha will check it out! Thanks as always!

One thing I didnt notice before is it "stops" at 10 then 20 then 50, I would suggest increments of 10 between at least 1 and 50

Links were down for ipv6 but you can try and see if the flight plan link works here https://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/Documents/Apollo_11_Flight_Plan_HSK.pdf If not I have other ways of sharing. And the maneuver there was the maneuver to the evasive burn to get them away from the SIVB.

The star pairs were almost always selected by the computer in P52. There were some rare cases that a star was obscured by the LM or otherwise not as visible and they could easily just mark another star in the vicinity if necessary. Also all of those times are in the flight plan, including that...

Its very smooth! I like it.