Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[misha.physics]

I repeated the pursuit.

 

[xionx]

 

[DaveS]

New VAB and LCC, complete with all four Firing Rooms and their electrically operated louvers:

 

[misha.physics]

 

[LinuxWannabe]

"Wow, Houston...It's beautiful from up here."

 

[Buck Rogers]

Prepering for TEI. Leaving the BO

The skip trajectory flies directly over the Strait of Hormuz!

Nearly home...

...And Touchdown!

 

[xionx]

Some Better ISS screenshots:

 

[xionx]

Forgot this one

 

[francisdrake]

...And Touchdown!

The Soyuz looks really good!

Question: Would it possible, to make Micro-Textures for Earth?
This would improve the visual impression, when landing in the wilderness.

 

[Buck Rogers]

Question: Would it possible, to make Micro-Textures for Earth?
This would improve the visual impression, when landing in the wilderness.

Nice idea, best would be only shown locally when landing, but I don't know if that's doable?

 

[dennis.krenz]

Nice idea, best would be only shown locally when landing, but I don't know if that's doable?

I don't know if its doable. But I can imagine multiple ways that might work from the add-on perspective. Would have to explore it.

 

[Buck Rogers]

But I can imagine multiple ways that might work from the add-on perspective

The landing zone is open so it would have to be "on-the-fly".

 

[dennis.krenz]

The landing zone is open so it would have to be "on-the-fly".

Yes, but even that constraint offers multiple solutions. It could be handled by a plug-in, for example. In that case its open for multiple add-ons and can be tested without a specific add-on in mind.

 

[misha.physics]

Question: Would it possible, to make Micro-Textures for Earth?
This would improve the visual impression, when landing in the wilderness.

I proposed something earlier (like in KSP), but I suppose it requires a lot of manual work:
Post in thread 'D3D9Client Development' https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/d3d9client-development.16787/post-606698

 

[misha.physics]

 

[misha.physics]

 

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[misha.physics]

An interesting spectrum (dispersion) I can't explain: