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It is very high, way above anything we have today, even ion engines. What you can try, as an experiment, is to load say 100 kg of propellant into the vessel, and, from a circular orbit, see how many m/s you get from it burning prograde or retrograde. Alternatively, Orbiter is now open-source...

Awesome guys! :hailprobe:

Looks much better fit for the ICBM job than the UR-500 IMHO...

I made a few experiments on my side, that's why I was curious. I had the exact same issues. It looks like the 'order' in which the objects are drawn don't work well with transparency (alpha-channel mapping).

That palmtree is super cool. How it is textured ?

That's relatively easy to do in Blender. Though the results may vary.

The benevolent and mighty Probe gently smiles (or beeps) at you from above ! You earned +100 Karma points. :hailprobe:

Wow.

An epic probe that definitively deserves some hailing ! :hailprobe:

Story of my life 🤷‍♂️

So there was a sale on FS on Steam, I couldn't resist and bought the Premium package. The installation is beyond anything I experienced until now. The amount of data handled is crazy. But with patience, thorough disk-cleaning, and a glassfiber connection, I made it (circa 20 hours!). And it...

At Polar Motion, I can say I'm the head of the mighty Testing Department(tm). But I'm also really involved into game design. We're 3 people. :D And, seriously, though not full-time, we're working 6 days a week, sometimes 7!

I think Jarmonik's terrain tools could help you. AFAIK they will be a feature of Orbiter2024.

Space Station Designer v0.5.25 is out ! On Steam : https://store.steampowered.com/app/1447650/Space_Station_Designer On itch.io : https://polar-motion.itch.io/space-station-designer-playable-alpha/devlog/711201/space-station-designer-version-0525-is-now-available To put it shortly, we have...

Yes. What might not be necessary is the graphic client.

You don't export a .dll, you compile it from your source code.

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For Orbiter 2016, go in the Launchpad 'Modules' tab and tick the 'D3D9 Client' box.

Awesome !