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I'm not understanding... if you deorbit with that data, you'll be 1 hour late.... in relation to what? From TIG until landing it should be about 1 hour or so, and FDO MFD will show both TIG and time of landing (give or take a couple of minutes) in one of the displays... are you saying that using...

Exactly what I wrote: SSV is only compatible with Orbiter 2024.

Full video just dropped:

OK, so this is a more generic graphics problem. Which Windows version and graphics card are you using, and in which folder do you have Orbiter? Try opening the D3D9.cfg file, and change the "EnableDX12Wrapper" parameter to 1, and try again. If things don't improve, change it back to 0.

... and now with full quality: Actually, this is full quality: https://images.nasa.gov/details/_art002m1201002333A_SHARED_ART-SAW1_2026_100_2333A

The Hardware C&W interface is defined, so nothing there to worry about. On the DPS side, the interface is with the MDMs, and they are there. There might not be information on which MDM card and channel each signal goes into, but there is plenty of free space for now. The path inside the DPS...

Hi there! Wow, I've never seen that before... but it doesn't seem to be just the font, because the rectangles in the display have no fill. If you launch a Delta Glider scenario, do the MFDs there also look like that, or do they look fine?

I think that would end up too bloated with the handling of the 4-in-1 (plus all the failures one might think of). Yep, but I'm not sure if the RS wouldn't take over DK-1 automatically. There is some provision for that at the start of the GPC... anyway, if a crew was stupid enough to do that...

Eyeballing it, the c.g. of the tanked stage should be somewhere in the top half of the LOX tank (the bottom one), so the dummy stage would need something below what is visible outside. ASCII art time: ------- | ICPS| |DUMMY| ------- / |c| \ / |g| \ / \ A few tons...

There are only 2 GPCs: 1 with GNC and 2 with SM, and that is fixed. This means some procedures don't work/aren't needed right now. The hardware and software aren't isolated enough yet to pick which MF to run, and if it were, I can't think of having a RS without heavily synchronized threads...

Hmm, basic... yes, under the hood... no, it currently gets the data from the PLB doors, runs the SSB module to generate commands to the MCAs and display data, so that part is very "advanced". The other SM parts (APU and WSB quantity calculations, parameter monitoring, RMS, antenna, upper stages)...

There is a SM GPC for sometime now, but it only works the PLB doors. With this work there are "functional" ICC buses between it and the GNC GPC, so it opens the door to have some Ku-band antenna fun during a rendezvous. Also, the RMS stuff should be easier to make. Hmm, no. There is no RS or...

Video time! After a few days of painful rework (not yet complete), Memory Configuration transitions (or something equivalent) now work! https://streamable.com/azcy6d (The video should expire in 2 days) Starting with the GNC GPC in OPS 000, I open a SPEC and DISP to show that they go away when...

Update your models:

And that "correction burn" comes from where? Do you just want to change the orbit, or are you trying to make a rendezvous? For the first, have to decide what you want. For the second, you have to make the burns as calculated by the FDO MFD (and you need to know how to use it).

When you want to make a burn, you need to input the ignition time (TIG) in ITEMs10-13. Because of the way that display and the guidance works, that time cannot be more than 5 minutes in the past or 12 hours in the future. That is why you are getting the illegal entry message, because your TIG is...

Yes, it shows up. As you can see on the top right corner, the current MET is 1 hour and 48 seconds, but you want to make a burn at 45 minutes and 3 seconds... which is why you are getting the illegal entry message. DPS Dictionary: The TIG in mission time (day/hr:min:sec) is always required and...

Can you post an image of the OMS MNVR display? (if you can't, then post exactly what is being entered into which item)

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