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Is anyone able to offer some input on the last two questions from my previous post, regarding the particle stream and RCS jet textures? I'd also like to ask whether there is a default value for SetRotDrag(). I've noticed that the behaviour changes when I set all three components to 0, but I'd...

I've got a few more questions: - I managed to get my attachments working! Out of interest, if I have a body attached to the primary vessel, does it recognise the mass of the attached body? I want to make sure I'm not double counting (or ignoring) the mass. - I am now struggling with...

I am new to C++ and while I (partly) understand the concepts you have mentioned, I am weak on syntax in the language. Could you please give an example of how to "cast a pointer to the corresponding class"? I have attempted to read the handle associated with attachments, but I'm getting...

I think I'm almost there with my understanding. So let's say I have 2 classes, in separate .dlls, and I have the following functions in each. void VesA::clbkSetClassCaps(FILEHANDLE cfg) { atch_VesA = CreateAttachment(false, { 0,0,0 }, { 0,0,1 }, { 0,1,0 }, "X", false); } void...

Thank you for your replies. To clarify, it it possible within a given vessel class to have attachments between its component parts? For example, I have a launch vehicle consisting of two stages which are both defined within the class and want to attach, and then separate them. However, reading...

I have just started exploring the capabilities of this add-on and wonder I could get a hand with the following questions: Is it possible to simulate simultaneous symmetrical fairing separation like this? It's not clear to me how to trigger multiple separations with one keypress. On a related...

Hello all, I have recently embarked on an add-on development project and wonder if the community had any input on the following questions I had, spanning a few different areas: I notice that the function SetPMI is used for setting the moments of inertia at a given point in time, and that...