Recent content by Urwumpe

Legally, they are NOT free. But if you turn them into game assets, it would be hard to tell where you got them. I hope I can get some nice pictures of some oldtimers next month in Faßberg, maybe I can get some some source material really for free.

The "In space, there is no such thing as a second chance" motivational poster of the Gemini program could likely fit well into your workshop as well. 😉

Happy VE-Day everyone!

So it begins.

Yeah, it is something new, I remember when a manned Atlas V was just a colorful CAD drawing and now its getting real. Also, you can see many differences to SpaceX there, it all looks more practical.

I am glad that my prayers to Anoia had been heard. Got a nice sleep, watched the highlights of the livestream, got the news that my heart is perfectly fine (but a tiny millimeter larger as normal. Well, the heart beats left.). Friday sounds perfectly fine to me. Herd the chicks home, do some...

I got to bed and pray for a scrub, Sir! :ROFLMAO:

Well, will rather in the middle of the European night, 2AM Berlin time. I can't watch it, have another doctor appointment in the morning. Don't mess with doctors, they form packs!

Correct https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Human_and_Robotic_Exploration/Lunar_I-Hab_mock-up_all_set

Could be simple. Just assemble prefab floors and walls into the inflated module. https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2024/01/2028-airbus-voyager-space-starlab-space-station-cutaway-and-interior-plans.html

Essentially, its just software architecture, that you must do there. HOW you do it, is not cast in stone. You have millions of different ways. You can even not use the object-oriented approach at all. In the end, its data words and machine language anyway. But of course, you must pick a format...

There are development builds on github, that you can use. Of course, you should not expect those to be a full and throughly tested official release, they are automatically build, tested and packaged. But I didn't notice a bug in the past 3 years...

The Apollo add-on is sadly suffering from quality issues. Last time I launched the Saturn V, my house as not blown from the foundations. Also they just can't get the smell of moon soil right. And the lower right screw on panel F192 is still offset by 0.032 inches. Otherwise, its quite OK...

I expected the ESC to be pretty boring and won by a Dutchman... but here is something, that sounds a lot like Cellar Darling and thats great:

The parent is the part that you want to cut. The operand is the volume that you use for punching a hole into the mesh.