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Hey this seems strange. While I was flying around Io it went into Jupiter's shadow. The thing is all my ships turned black, but nothing else did. There are even shadows being cast by the buildings at Xandra Octagon. :shrug:

Maybe it's the Align plane MFD bug. Try to make sure you don't have that MFD up.

Here is a quote from the readme file for the Polaris add on, that explains it pretty well. "If you want rotate by 90 the position of the module docked you must change in the file "Polaris.cfg" the old docking port information by: Actual configuration: ; === Docking ports === BEGIN_DOCKLIST...

This is great. I have Orbiter set to a window that fills the entire screen, except for the task bar. And every time I start it I had to move the window up. Boy that was annoying.

Yea I did want to include the source code. But I goofed it up after I did that compile and was not able to repair it. That was quite awhile ago that I was working on it and I have found that programing is not like riding a bicycle, ie.. you do forget it after awhile. That was the reason I was...

DuelFuel allows you to load fuel from one module, while unloading it to another module at the same time. This is just a recomplile of the good old dependable FuelMFD by Trevor Johns. Copy the file to the Plugin folder of your orbiter application. And active it on the modules tab of Orbier...

I have enjoyed many of the great add-ons posted here for quite a few years. However my lack of skill has prevented me from contributing any of my own. But finally with the help of the excellent Surface Base Wizard by Jose Pablo Luna Sanchez, I have produced a Moon base for the largest visible...

Well it did crash a lot. I had to restart if from autosave or a quicksave many many times. But I didn't use any time acceleration. And I don't see a return trip happening, 2 1/2 years is a long time to wait. Hail the probe...:probe:

This just in, Deepstar has made it to Mars in real time. The ship left Earth at 2:23 AM 7/7/2009 in real time or Fri Jun 19, 11:43 2020 in sim time. And made it to Mars today at 6:08 PM 2/4/2010 or Dec 31 3:01 2020. It was a long journey and I spent the 7 months building a lunar space...