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OK, so from the scenario , this is your Falcon9 vessel entry:
Falcon9:Falcon9R_V12\f9_v12_drg2
STATUS Landed Earth
POS -80.5771995 28.5619578
HEADING 10.00
ALT 41.199
AROT 148.742 -8.484 -5.118
ATTACHED 0:0,Strongback
AFCMODE 7
PRPLEVEL 0:1.000000 1:1.000000 2:1.000000
NAVFREQ...
Hi Barry,
if you have the latest Falcon 9 for Orbiter2016 (version 240524), then you can add the following line to your Falcon9 .cfg file
For NASA logo on 1st and 2nd stage:
NASASkin = 1
For NASA logo on 2nd stage only:
NASASkin = 2
Cheers,
Brian
I haven't done any planning for my Jupiter arrival yet. I'm going to arrive about 20 days early anyway (compared to nominal). I read/heard the Ganymede flyby on arrival does save a chunk of dV, so I guess I shall aim for something similar while getting the perijove down to Europa's orbit.
I...
So you did! I must have missed that. Nice model too :) Ah well, always room for one more in the Orbiter universe, I guess.
Gah! I can never get that right ;-)
Didn't think of that. Nice touch.
EIS->Tgt puts the spacecraft in (something like) correct attitude for imaging. EIS (+Y) points at...
Europa Clipper spacecraft, launch and post-launch scenarios.
Simulated EIS imaging (D3D9 Graphics Client only).
Installation and operation notes in Doc/Europa Clipper/ folder.
Launch scenario requires FalconHeavy for Orbiter 2016
Update 241024
Added .cfg file option for custom Fairing texture.
Improved RCS stability during time acceleration.
If you have previous version 230920 installed already, a patch with new .dll's, .cfg's and .dds is attached below.
Cheers,
BrianJ
Hi,
it was my understanding that the Celestial Body modules in Orbiter use TDB time frame to set their pos/vel, rather than UTC.
So any vessels or celestial bodies added to Orbiter using external data (e.g. JPL Horizons data) should use the TDB time as the epoch.
But...I just grabbed the...
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