Orulex. Im actually a bit confused as to how the reflection works, since it appears that it should only be at sea level, but it appears to work pretty good.
There's a parameter in the terrain config that lets you adjust specularity
Orulex. Im actually a bit confused as to how the reflection works, since it appears that it should only be at sea level, but it appears to work pretty good.
There's a parameter in the terrain config that lets you adjust specularity
If I see those "Spike Planets" one more time, I may go insane :chainsaw:
Where does it all end ?
In my virtual world Mir, THE 1990s space station (still remember the days before there was an ISS? ), is still running today by a consortium of international research organizations, placed in a co-planar orbit with the ISS. After all ISS is certified to have at least 30 years of life, and Space Shuttle Discovery did 26.5, so why not?
BTW the Eridanus shuttle is the right sized supply and maintenance vehicle for the station.
Is that Thorton's Mir? I read at some point that there were problems with Orbiter 2010. How is it doing?
Working on the XR2 launch vehicle for the Andromeda Space Program:
The grey triangle at the top is a size placeholder for the XR2.
The first stage will consist of the three common stages, of which the booster pair will separate early & brake themselves to a (somewhat) soft landing for reuse. The core stage will need to boost the XR2 up to 5500-6000 m/s, after which the staged craft will use LH2 scrams & Fluorine/Hydrazine main engines to achieve orbital insertion. The grey tanks at top are LH2 storage tanks for the scrams.