But IUS-ASE cradle could be made as high quality model, hopefully accepted by GLS. There was one "assembled" by me and GattisPilot, but its origins were "blurred" (I think it had a lot to do with Papy's addons (STS-93 Chandra?)).
An upper stage re-work will come out soon after v2.0, with 3 types of IUS (and their cradles).
are you planning on adding the capability to SSV to do EVAs as well as (at least visually) the different displays based on the OI version?
EVAs, eventually. It would be nice to have an ECLSS* at that time, to have an airlock worthy of its name.
Different displays... that's easy, driving them is the issue... first the GPC software would likely need to be separated into its own dll, so that during loading we can pick which software version to use. Then, of course, we still need to write other versions of the software.
I'm currently deep into the DPS, having gotten OPS and SPEC control segments scheduled, running and unscheduled on command. I still want to finish the CRTs switching between major functions, and maybe the flow of item entries, before I start building on that and "re-install" the existing GNC and SM code. But before I get that far, I still have to work on the next release (sorry for the delay).
*) Speaking of ECLSS, if anyone wants to implement the physics of the PRSD (masses, pressures, temperatures, heaters, valves, flows), that would provide a good base to support the ELCSS, and EPS. Initially, a "dummy" fuel cell would just use that oxygen and hydrogen at a constant rate, slowly lowering the mass of the vehicle. Then, an improved FC would supply the ECLSS system with water (plus O2 directly from the PRSD) that would be stored and dumped overboard. Eventually the FC would produce power, feeding the EPS, initially with a fixed dummy power load, which would be decreased to 0 as systems get electrified. This is of course an huge amount of work, but it all starts at the PRSD, so it anyone wants that job...