Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[kevin580]

What runway is that?

 

[Stevodoran]

 

[Jer95]

Mac OS X on board DG XR2

 

[Stevodoran]

This new Soyuz is awsome!

 

[Linguofreak]

the Orion-bomb-splitters caused a tsunami while the nuke-explosion heated the polar ice to melt, that's why the runway was flooded excactly at the moment when ISS impacted.

The question is just: why does everything that's fired down by Orion (I also made a few experiments with it) landing on the same runway?

I think Orion is moving stuff instantaneously to a predetermined point if it determines that it was close enough to a blast to be blown to smithereens.

 

[Stevodoran]

My new moon-base.

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Slight update:

This is it a night:

Light in the control room:

Using the turbo pack as a light source for inspection:

 

[Pablo49]

Decided to continue my old Thorton ISS. STS-88 pictured. Managed to get the angle to be pretty close.

 

[HAL9001]

Decided to continue my old Thorton ISS. STS-88 pictured. Managed to get the angle to be pretty close.

awesome

 

[Interceptor]

Really nice pic Pablo49.

 

[Donamy]

Decided to continue my old Thorton ISS. STS-88 pictured. Managed to get the angle to be pretty close.

What exhaust textures are you using ?

 

[Pablo49]

What exhaust textures are you using ?

Just the default shuttle fleet. Though, I haven't used that orbiter install in ages, so I may have messed with it and don't recall. I normally use mcwoggs' for my normal installs, but I know these aren't those.

 

[Loru]

Still I think it's pure awesome.

 

[Axertan]

Finally made a semi-realistic journey to Mars!

Landing #1

A dawn on the New World

The ship that got us so far.

Now to figure out how to get back :lol:

 

[Stevodoran]

Here is the beautiful ship Columbia before her final re-entry February 1st 2003. RIP

 

[Jer95]

DDay!

 

[Aeadar]

Sitting at Jarvis in the TI TX, waiting for a 'fare', kicking back in the port jump seat at sunset, taking pictures:

 

[Spacethingy]

Sitting at Jarvis in the TI TX, waiting for a 'fare', kicking back in the port jump seat at sunset, taking pictures:

Nice blurring effect, looks like a photo with a slow shutter speed.

 

[Aeadar]

Thanks Spacethingy! I do try and get a 'photo' look with my screenshots. And I figured that a shot inside the cockpit at dusk would require a slower shutter speed.

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As an aside; I quite like my photo-editing software, but I notice that after I've got the pic looking like I want, the saved version is almost always a bit darker in appearance.

I'm thinking of trying something new, and thought I'd ask what photo-editors others like or dislike, and if anyone else has noticed a 'darkening' of their images after saving.

Thanks.

 

[mateusiak22]

STS-3, twenty-nine years ago. The third orbital test flight of Columbia.

Fleet V4.7.1 is just about ready for release (working on the documentation now); awhile back I received permission from Gazza to use the meshes from his STS Payloads add-on and I've been adapting some of them to the new fleet as time permits. I figured I'd start at the beginning of the Space Shuttle Program...

I'm looking forward to the new version Shuttle Fleet:thumbup:

 

[Izack]

One of the most interesting rendezvous and docking missions I've done:

How low can you go?