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Was looking for a Hermes ship that wasn't a "my first addon" Maybe I'll look to playing Kerbal Space Program for large interplanetary ships because there seems to be a million completed Hermes ships. Selection on ships on OH seems to be stopped in time at 2008 when I last played.... :facepalm:

Jaffa, KREE! 'Nuff said.

When I did successfully start up, here's what I did see (attachment). Look, ma! floating! And I also attached a screen of my settings. I'm running on nVidia drivers 190.38 w/ GTX 260

Same problems here. I am running Win 7 Ultumate x86. I thought it was enabling shadows that caused the problem, but I think it's more of an issue with the DG's and Cape Canaveral. I'd rather not have to run Orbiter in it's default DX7 mode as it is slow as frozen dog turds on any OS newer than...

Yeah i'm assuming so, because Colonel Quaritch mentions something about the lower gravity on Pandora 'making you soft'

Absolutely :thumbup:

Thanks, exactly what I was looking for! Only problem is i forgot to change my location before writing it down on my paper, but i set date and time correctly lol. Oh well that's what you get when you're in a hurry. :lol:

That's really neat to see. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Hi, For my college astronomy course we're required to turn in five moon observational drawings tomorrow, and i got all but one. So i'm gonna cheat on just this one (i know, tisk tisk). So i decided to draw the harvest moon for oct 4 2009. Well the problem is I need to know what it's altitude...

Well my question is this: Why the hell move the GDI interop into emulation? What possible advantages has it given? If you look DX10 is only marginally faster than a well-coded DX9 game for example. So it doesn't seem to really benifit DX10, the whole reason MS took a wrecking-ball to things...

I didn't say that I don't know the exact reasons. I'm not even going to bother with W7, honestly it's a rebranded Vista and I already see the usual pattern of companies using it as an excuse to discontinue drivers for products that would work fine on it. My $60 mouse being one of them. But I'm...

For Vista / Win 7 about 40-60 would be avg. Sorry couldn't resist to bash Vista and it's stripped down clone. :lol:

Yes, I made sure the moon was just to the left of my position before launching. I'll try adjusting the date again but I had it a few days out and the yellow lines did nothing really but get further apart. But I'll try again and see.

Ok, I'm having a little trouble here. I'm following the guide the.punk linked to, and despite launching from the same place and setting up TransX accordingly, I cannot get my Cl. Approach any better than about ~ 45M, unless I throw my orbit past the moon (which I would just end up wasting energy...

Thanks this will be a big help! Also I noticed that my version of Launch MFD is a bit outdated, maybe with the new version I'll be able to target the Moon.