I see that UACS Cargo does what I want. You drop the package and it lands.
the UACS code is here: https://github.com/abdullah-radwan/UACS/tree/master
The best I can tell if ground contact??? then set the vs state to 1 landed.
if (!GetFlightStatus() && GroundContact())
{...
Thanks. Some are dark. This one looks good.
This looks good. BUT now questions. Not sure why my mk2 lander is not conforming with the slope. One bad thing is I apply hover to land it, it moves all over and goes upside down
Here is another orbiter problem. You can have only 8 light...
How to do this?
I have a vessel of a box I can pick it up and move it. But drop it and it goes under the surface,
What I would really like is a cheat where if not attached then forced landed
Melissa_Lewis:2016SEVASOLIDRED
STATUS Landed Moon
POS -6.8116090 -80.3592728
HEADING 66.56
ALT...
Adjusted the dock. But I think the docking target would now need to be on the strut?
I still got to do work on the moveable dock. It draws the ship to far into the ship. on reload it is good.
Thanks
So I have this:
case IDC_EVA1:
if (sts->crew1_on_board == 1) {
sts->spawneva1 = 1;
sts->ConfigureCrewMeshes();
return 0;
}
so if the button for eva1 is pressed spawneva=1
and in
void FLEXUACS::clbkPostStep(double...
Thanks.
So I have this: I moved the exit point to -7.6
{
if (crew1_on_board == 1) {
OBJHANDLE hMoon = GetSurfaceRef();
VESSELSTATUS2 vs2;
memset(&vs2, 0, sizeof(vs2));
vs2.version = 2;
GetStatusEx(&vs2);
VECTOR3 eva_offset_local = _V(-7.6...
So I thought I had this fixed. Using the LWLL code. BUT when the craft is near the poles it doesn't work. I remember this same issue with driving. But that is fixed.
Any ideas?
@Max-Q
if (crew1_on_board == 1) {
double rt = oapiGetSize(GetSurfaceRef());
double moon_circ = rt...
Something I also discovered. And I may need to redo my landers. At that location the eva position is wrong. It should drop them outside the ladder. But instead it dropped in in the center. I think it because of the lat and Long?
This is what I get for the Olympic class. Centered and facing the correct direction.
I might take a short break from this and work on my other projects.
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