Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[jalexb88]

A few from Apollo 9: Spider getting ready for the insertion burn.

NASSP 8.0 Alpha

Cheers!

 

[gattispilot]

So I may need help on this:
this is the stock Atlantis.

But It does not show that crease
Took the points near the crease and merge points.
Applied same material settings as Atlantis

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So took the whole front of Atlantis and added to my model. Same line

 

[Donamy]

You have to weld the vertices together along those lines.

 

[gattispilot]

Ok. I an using anim8tor. I am not sure what function you use. I merged the points

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So I got this in anim8or for Atlantis:

then merge points .01

and now new Columbia:

The one thing not sure on the texture is should the name be curved or be straight?

 

[Donamy]

Are you sure it's not an illusion ? It should look straight from a straight on side view.

 

[gattispilot]

Atlantis with OBSS

 

[Donamy]

John,
Were you able to do anything with the inverse kinematics for the RMS ?

 

[Yuri_Gagarin]

Gattis what mod is that also.




From The Mod On SImviation Buran 4.8. (4.8 at the times of downloading. Thats was around April.)

 

[gattispilot]

John,
Were you able to do anything with the inverse kinematics for the RMS ?

Yes.

If you mean this:

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Gattis what mod is that also.




From The Mod On SImviation Buran 4.8. (4.8 at the times of downloading. Thats was around April.)

Not sure?

 

[Yuri_Gagarin]

No the space shuttle mod.

 

[Thorsten]

If you mean this:

Inverse kinematics = direct translation/attitude control of the end effector with all the joints adjusting accordingly.

Lots of nasty trigonometry...

So yeah, translation covers the first half of it.

 

[Donamy]

Yes.

If you mean this:

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Not sure?

Which reference point do you use ? And could you have both EE and Payload bay ?

 

[Yuri_Gagarin]

No the shuttle all together. The mod. Not the Buran

 

[gattispilot]

Which reference point do you use ? And could you have both EE and Payload bay ?

Not sure but this is what I was able to use:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aDaXd7SPwQo-zDU_chl79bjfijHehdyS

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lmWAEzh5T9n3yneptpv36JTQ3mkteLQk

 

[Yuri_Gagarin]

Are these safe. I have Mcafee web advisor and it says it dangerous. Also what does this bring.

 

[gattispilot]

Those are the doc /cfg/code for Inverse Kinematic

 

[jedidia]

Are these safe. I have Mcafee web advisor and it says it dangerous. Also what does this bring.

McAfee... I think I trust nigerian princes more than I trust McAfee these days.

 

[Urwumpe]

McAfee... I think I trust nigerian princes more than I trust McAfee these days.

I consider McAfee to be malware, every time I see it freeze my work notebook for 15 minutes because I started a Java based application on it.

 

[Yuri_Gagarin]

What is Kine Gattis

 

[Urwumpe]

What is Kine Gattis

Inverse Kinematics are the opposite of Forward Kinematics.

Both are special terms from robotics.

Forward kinematic take the angles of the robots joints and calculates the position and orientation of the end effector.

Inverse kinematics take the position and orientation of the end effector and calculates (in the best case) a set of valid joint angles to get to this position and orientation.

Both is pretty mathematical and can escalate into a lot of C++ code. For example: For making the robots "hand" move along a straight line, the software needs to subdivide the motion into many smaller steps, so you are not noticing that such a robot arm actually can't move in a straight line.