Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[Donamy]

Is that one of your meshes Don?

Yes. It doesn't have a cockpit yet. No pictures.

 

[Kyle]

I believe this picture doesn't require many words other than WOW!

 

[kuddel]

Custom shader? That looks pretty good.

No, regular D3D9Client. Just with "LensFlare" post-processing enabled.
(Launchpad => Video => Advanced)

 

[fred18]

The day of the arrival, at the time of the arrival... it should have looked like more or less like this

 

[dgatsoulis]

"Big Pete" begins towing the XR2-01 to the runway, taking 6 space tourists on a 100 minute ride around the Earth.

GeneralVehicle resurrected my VSA.:thumbup:

A big thanks to fred18 and everyone else involved!

 

[Tex]

Coming Tuesday! #Interplanetary #Orbiter

 

[Matias Saibene]

The Moon from Earth's orbit.

Coming Tuesday! #Interplanetary #Orbiter

Wow the image and the channel look spectacular. Another impressive production on the way?

 

[Anroalh12]

 

[IronRain]

That is stunning!

 

[jalexb88]

Apollo 15 flown with NASSP 8.0 alpha

I was able to test some of the new features in the latest alpha, such as a functioning rendezvous radar and other major improvements to the LM.

LOI:

After DOI:

Passing over the landing site at 50,000 feet:

Go for PDI:

P64, showcasing LPD. The number "42" in R1 corresponds to the target point in the window markings:

Re-Entry:

Hope you enjoy!

PS. NASSP is open source and we are looking for more people experienced in coding/modeling/texturing, etc who are interested in Project Apollo, we would be grateful for your help!

NASSP discussion: https://webchat.freenode.net/ channel: #nassp

 

[Pioneer]

XR5 launch into sunrise w/ Orbiter 2016 D3D9 Client

 

[Wolf]

Space Shuttle is back in business: ready to start again the ISS legacy with SSU

 

[Adam001d]

Ravenstar flyby.

 

[Wolf]

Nice dramatic B&W shot :thumbup:

 

[GLS]

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You have the ADPs deployed... :uhh:

 

[Wolf]

You have the ADPs deployed... :uhh:

I know and what is even more weird is that only the starboard one is. The scenario lines look ok though showing both ADP's stowed) so I really don't know why it is deployed...
I was hoping this went unnoticed but man you have a good eye :thumbup:

Found the reason (wrong string in the scenario file)

@SUBSYSTEM ADPS
LEFT_AIRDATAPROBE 1 3 0.000000
RIGHT_AIRDATAPROBE 0 0 1.000000
@ENDSUBSYSTEM ;ADPS

 

[Kyle]

X-15 gliding over California.

 

[BrianJ]

Recovery Vessel in the Pacific.
Just diggin' the D3D9 Graphics Client "wave" effects

 

[francisdrake]

Ships from Literature

The spaceship 'Galileo' gets its shuttle ready to explore a habitable moon of a gas giant of a distant star.

The 'Galileo' is featured in Allen Steele's novel Spindrift. This is a simplified model of the websites cover shot, using a standard DeltaGlider as shuttle and Donatelo's Upsilon Andromedae as star system.

The EASS Galileo is using its fusion drive just above the atmosphere of a gas giant, slowing down its speed to rendevous with a potentially habitable moon. The large ring is not a centrifuge, but part of the futuristic 'diametric drive' which allowed the Galileo to travel with a significant fraction of the speed of light between solar systems.

The EASS Galileo low above Phobos. The ship's shadow is visible on the ground below.

 

[marcogavazzeni]

Bruce is ready