Project Space Shuttle Vessel

Are you sure SSV_*.dll files exist in the "Modules" folder?
 
So I try at 2 resolutions and the same. But on the mission editor. I add THE SSV ase1 as a Vessel in the passive. When I clicked on edit latch the payload bay image opened. I guess then I select which bay,.... The ASE is in via attachment manager.

"Payload Bay": { "Payloads": [ { "Passive": [], "Payload": { "Vessel Class": "SSV_ASE1", "Name": "ASE", "Attachment ID": 0, "Scenario Params": [] } } ],
 

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I came to the conclusion that the problem is with Windows, the orbiter's base scenarios work normally, but the addons are like this

A feather :(

but thanks for the help.
That might be something to do with the extraction of the addons.... don't know what. Or maybe file access permissions to the Modules folder.


So I try at 2 resolutions and the same. But on the mission editor. I add THE SSV ase1 as a Vessel in the passive. When I clicked on edit latch the payload bay image opened. I guess then I select which bay,.... The ASE is in via attachment manager.

"Payload Bay": { "Payloads": [ { "Passive": [], "Payload": { "Vessel Class": "SSV_ASE1", "Name": "ASE", "Attachment ID": 0, "Scenario Params": [] } } ],
The window and controls seem smaller, and the text larger... I've never seen anything like that. o_O
 
I adjust my graphics setting.
But here shouldn't I see the Bay 6 keel and 2 sides? I see nothing. The scn has the mission file
So the ASE should be attached to the Keel?
 

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I adjust my graphics setting.
But here shouldn't I see the Bay 6 keel and 2 sides? I see nothing. The scn has the mission file
So the ASE should be attached to the Keel?
Go back to my initial post: I never said Bay Bridge Payload. Those are for things like the GAS canisters mounts, or the OARE (check STS-107) that attach directly to the PLB, where the bridges are mounted.
In this situation the ASEs are Passive Payloads.
 
I started a new mission. I added the ASE as a passive payload. I edited the latches and got them to show. I selected the Keel as an attachment. I got the keel and side to be seen. But how to get the ASE attached to the Keel?
When I went to add the other ASE in when I went to edit latches it was blank. Do they not carry over from previous payload.
 

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how to get the ASE attached to the Keel?
On the first image, set "Attach ID" to the index of the keel attachment in the ASE (you need an attachment in there, check the manual).
 
Thanks.
The attachment id for the ase is XS
ASEBASE = CreateAttachment(true, _V(0,-2.25,0), _V(0, -1, 0), _V(0, 0, 1), "XS", false);

But not sure on the mission editor what the attach id should be?
 

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But not sure on the mission editor what the attach id should be?
That is the index of the attachment in the payload, which here is the ASE vessel. The 224 is the PLID where the latch will be placed.
 
Thanks. I have that. now. So in the scenario. I have the mission file loaded. So would the ASE be attach in the SCN?
Columbia:SSV_OV STATUS Orbiting Earth RPOS 4658512.132 -3568864.857 2934256.034 RVEL -4145.0104 152.2701 6629.0331 AROT -107.413 -60.523 -0.265 VROT -0.1903 -0.0416 -0.0120 RCSMODE 2 AFCMODE 7 PRPLEVEL 3:0.859413 4:0.718581 5:0.709190 NAVFREQ 0 0 MISSION STS-5D

I guess I am missing the connection between the mission editor and the scenario. I saw I could make a launch scenario.
 

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So would the ASE be attach in the SCN?
Any ASE parameters go in the Scenario Parameters box.

I guess I am missing the connection between the mission editor and the scenario. I saw I could make a launch scenario.
The Mission Editor creates and edits mission files, and then a launch scenario can be created for that mission.
You could hack an orbit scenario, but it is more simple to just export a launch scenario.
 
Also, what fixed the Mission Editor font size?
 
I need to find out the distance of the trunnions between the front and aft on the ASE.
Maybe a setting? But it seems there is a double vent? in the real one but not in mine.

So for passive payloads I have 2 ASE and the DEFI

would the GAS and the TAsk board and CBSA be attached to bridge rails or passive payloads?
 

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But it seems there is a double vent? in the real one but not in mine.
Enable Vent Doors 4 and 7 in Mission Editor.


would the GAS and the TAsk board and CBSA be attached to bridge rails or passive payloads?
The base where 2 GAS cans attach should be a Bay Bridge payload. If the GAS cans are one vessel with the base, it is done, but if the GAS cans are individual vessels, they would attach to the base.
 
Thanks. I think I got it figured out. The meshes/vessels I made were for STS2016. So attachment maybe different. I can remake them to fit and work in the SSV bay, if anyone wanted me to.

I know EVA is not done yet. I know that basically were 2 EVA slide wires. 1 fixed as in STS 5 and one that move with the Payload doors. not sure how they would attach?
 

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