OHM Space Launch System for Orbiter 2016 0.1.2

[gattispilot]

I left off the Aux thrusters. Now they are added.
probably no more updates until we see the real inside. The only update that I need help on is the 2 joystick setup

 

[gattispilot]

On the Canadarm3
I see the big difference is the length and diameter and more cameras:
2 3

Length	15 m	17 m	8.5 m
Mass	410 kg	1,497 kg	715 kg (estimation)
Diameter	33 cm (exterior diameter of composite boom)	35 cm (exterior diameter of composite boom)	23 cm (exterior diameter of composite boom)

Four colour cameras: Canadarm2

• One on each side of the elbow
• The other two on the "hands"

Six colour 4K cameras: Canadarm3

• One 360-degree camera on each side of the elbow
• One on each boom on swivel mounts
• The other two on the "hands"

Not sure what the"hands" are?

I think the close image might have Dextre attached?

 

[DaveS]

The hands are the End Effectors.

 

[gattispilot]

Thanks it she has 2 cameras and the end Effectors. I will need to figure out where the C-2 arm has them

 

[DaveS]

Thanks it she has 2 cameras and the end Effectors. I will need to figure out where the C-2 arm has them

Candararm" (the "big arm"/Space Station Remote Manipulator System(SSRMS)) have four CCTV cameras, two "elbow" cameras mounted on Pan/Tilt Units (PTUs) and two on the two Latching End Effectors (LEEs). The SSRMS is essentially two "arms" combined into one unit, joined at the shoulder joint. This how it is able to "walkaround" by attaching a LEE to a Power Data Grapple Fixture (PDGF). Each joint is independent from the other, even on the other end and each joint can be replaced as it is its own Orbital Replacement Unit (ORU). This once happened on STS-111, where EVs Philippe Perrin and Franklin Chang-Diaz replaced one of the original SSRMS wrist roll joints with a new ORU that was late manifested on the flight.

 

[gattispilot]

Candararm" (the "big arm"/Space Station Remote Manipulator System(SSRMS)) have four CCTV cameras, two "elbow" cameras mounted on Pan/Tilt Units (PTUs) and two on the two Latching End Effectors (LEEs). The SSRMS is essentially two "arms" combined into one unit, joined at the shoulder joint. This how it is able to "walkaround" by attaching a LEE to a Power Data Grapple Fixture (PDGF). Each joint is independent from the other, even on the other end and each joint can be replaced as it is its own Orbital Replacement Unit (ORU). This once happened on STS-111, where EVs Philippe Perrin and Franklin Chang-Diaz replaced one of the original SSRMS wrist roll joints with a new ORU that was late manifested on the flight.

Ok. Thanks. I will look at meshes,....

 

[DaveS]

SSRMS schematic

 

[gattispilot]

Thanks. So this is what I think she will look like. I basically scaled the C-2 arm to 8.5 meters in length. It looks like there are 2 additional camera on either side of the elbow

 

[gattispilot]

Resize the SSRMS to the specs given. Added 2 cameras at the elbow. That was easy. The hard part will be the code of the RMS. But since we code the code of the rms not SSRMSD I should be able to get the arm/cameras to move

 

[gattispilot]

I get this: I wonder if the radiator panels on the Ihabitat should be different than the solar panels

 

[gattispilot]

Trying to code this arm
Should both LEE's be able to attach/grapple? I guess a child attachment at both LEE ends needs to be there to attach to a vessel?

 

[gattispilot]

Since there is parent attachments on both ends. With the animation you need to have a reference as to which joint to move. I suppose a button to attach/detach which end also.

 

[gattispilot]

@DaveS Hope you can explain this.
On the C2arm. There is a LEE A and LEE B. Could both attach items? I am thinking in orbiter both ends need Parent attachments, right.

If LEE A is attached to a Vessel . In the schematic LEE B is the wrist yaw, pitch, roll. So LEE A is the Shoulder yaw, roll, pitch. So does shoulder action move the LEE A? Just like the wrist action move the LEE B.

I wish we had the SSRMSD code to get the translation part

 

[gattispilot]

So as I understand it, Only LEE_B rotates with the wrist Roll, right. And on the shoulder roll the arm rotates but the LEE_A does not, right?
I thought both end could attach?

 

[gattispilot]

Latest Artemis/Orion. I may need to update the code for VC. Trying to get 2 joysticks to work. So one joystick will control rot and the other translation

 

[gattispilot]

A bit confused.
Cameras for the Canadarm3.
So as I see it on the C3 the cameras are on the arm swivels versus the arms elbow.
Canadarm3

• One on each boom on swivel mounts
• The other two on the "hands"

Joints 360 degrees
So 4 cameras. 2 on the swivel joints and 2 at the Effectors, right

 

[gattispilot]

I now have 2 pivotal cameras on the swivel joints. But on the camera which side are the lens on?

I know you should be able to attach from both the Ends. Right now I have the LEE B as a child and the LEE A as the parent

 

[Donamy]

Those aren't cameras on the elbow joint. They are attachments for self-disassembly. I believe.

 

[gattispilot]

Well in the image they appear to be on the arm and joints?
But the document says this:

• One on each boom on swivel mounts

 

[DaveS]

Circled areas in the attached photo shows the SSRMS Elbow cameras on their Pan/Tilt Units (PTUs) AKA "swivel mounts". Also, don't be too literal on PR CG materials, those can be wildly incorrect (see how long SLS sported it's "Saturn V" appearance despite never having it the first place also, Delta IV CBCs sporting the "Delta Blue" paint despite being only tested once in a lab and never more).