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Ah makes sense. But just by curiosity, did you observe that odd behavior at the actual landing coordinates too? I would of thought to expect some odd behavior if you land away from the actual landing location (in a crater), but in my landing though, the weird behavior happens at the correct...

This definitely makes the landings much more immersive, thanks for the great work! One issue I have is that sometimes the LM seems to "land" about ~10 feet above the ground and remains there until it transitions to the landed state and then in snaps down to the correct height, very strange...

As said above, please follow the link https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/nassp-8-installation-guide.36801/ and it will outline in that thread where to download the Beta version of Orbiter.

Just to confirm, when you did the step to "reload N33 and N81 values" you are indeed reloading the PAD values right? Don't just re-enter the ones you see on the DSKY because they could have changed a bit from the PAD ones I think.

NASSP 8.0 Beta Work-in-progress of the side panels in the CM virtual cockpit

Command Module Virtual Cockpit update: The CM VC now has working panels 1-3! The only thing left to animate on panel 1 is the altimeter, work on that and the side panels will start soon. Like the LM, the CM VC Now uses Ctrl-arrows to change between neighbouring view positions.

NASSP CM virtual cockpit work-in-progress. Thanks to Jordan for letting me re-use his switch/guards meshes from the LM :)

NASSP CM Virtual Cockpit work-in-progress. The CM VC was made by another NASSP developer many years ago and up until now has been static. Work has finally begun to bring her to life :)

Can you provide details on what happens when you try to run it? Also, be sure to run Orbiter_ng.exe (not Orbiter.exe) and activate the D3D9client module. EDIT: Looking at the log you posted, it seems D3D9 is not activated in your session

hmm, I dont know if installing the beta over the original Orbiter 2016 is a good idea, the best way to do it is to install the beta by itself into a new directory as the installation guide indicates. I'm not sure this is causing the issue though, did you install the beta version of D3D9?

If you look in Textures/Project Apollo, are the textures the log files is complaining about actually in that directory?

Sounds like you are missing some NASSP textures. If you check the outside view, does the CSM/LM have textures, or does it look all white/grey?

LM VC update: The latest state has been pushed to the main branch. Panels 5,6,8,11,12,14,16 (including all CBs) are now functional. Also included is Jordan's latest work-in-progress: ECS panels which are static for now, panel detailing and other misc. equipment. This update brings a new views...

NASSP LM Virtual Cockpit (WIP). Panel details, ECS and misc equipment/furnishings are made by Jordan.

NASSP 8.0 LM VC (WIP) Circuit breakers now working, also detailed switches & screw mesh/textures added by Jordan.

Hello, I am using Orbiter Mesh Tools for Blender 2.82 and would like to use the include file feature to export my switch positions for animation for the NASSP LM virtual cockpit. I am having trouble with it though, it will not export any file at all, I have selected the groups I want to export...

NASSP 8.0 LM VC work-in-progress: Next phase underway...

Yep that will definitely be corrected, the camera position right now is more of a temporary position, also the panel needs to be pushed back a bit. Work on that has already begun today.

Work on the CSM VC will start sometime after the LM VC is finished. The CSM of course already has a complete VC mesh/textures, but of course nothing is functional inside it yet.

Virtual cockpit update: Phase 1 of work on the LM VC is now complete! This includes panels 1-4, which are now fully functional. Work on the next phase is starting now and includes modeling/texturing of the interior of the LM. Phase 3 work will include the side panels and ECS panels. Phase 1...