barrygolden
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Just took a quick look at what you are talking about but AAPO and AMSO CSM's conf's don't look the same in 2010
A quick reminder re: one question I had on AMSO. So technically speaking.. If I run an 'all mission AMSO' from launch... I should be able to follow it through from TLI all the way to PDI and landing ? And back ? 10x guys. Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere .
You need to follow the instructions that come with AMSO.
Do you have the required D3D9Client version ?
"linear interpolation" must be selected for Visual effects tab and "Experimental lunar surface interpolation" from D3D9Client configurations.
I see the microtextures in my installs no problem. However, could you explain the "Experimental lunar surface interpolation" a little more please? Can't find it in my installations.
Those are for AMSO 2010 not 2016.
Updated scenarios for Apollos 18, 19 and 20. A straight copy from the 2010 versions but no extra textures or detail, these only use stock Orbiter 2016 terrain.
To land you must use PersuitMFD.
I've also included some extra "bases" like the other Surveyor sites, polar locations or interesting places (Aristarchus, Clavius, Gassendi, Hyginus, vonKarman, Malapert, Shackleton).
There are no scenarios for these but if you place yourself in a proper orbit, you should be able to land. Be warned that some places have significant slopes
Thanks Nikogori !
The sounds / communication in AMSO - thus far I realize they are all based on Apollo 11. ‘The eagle has landed’ etc.
Can we also include other sounds for other apollos. ? If so - how
Using the new Terrain Tool, here's the Apollo 11 landing site:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YWj6PmQR_utjjW-kPfJFVGIGUOLAnFCC
Extract to textures\moon
Notice that the default Tranquility Base is off relative to the actual landing site.
Orbiter/AMSP needs to be updated on this regard, using the data here http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/posts/938
So the automated landing will not put you on the historical place...
On the image I landed close the historical site (it's the light circle at the tip of the LEM's shadow).