Recent content by dgatsoulis

It was a shot in the dark from me after many unsuccessful attempts to get keypress detection in Lua. It was actually Martin that provided the correct working code. For my small part in this, I am absolutely fine for it to be used in OpenOrbiter.

One solution is to use AutoHotKey. You can write a quick script in a text file and save it as (name of your file).ahk. Then you can run it before running Orbiter and use any combination of keys you want to write anything you want. Here is an example: ^j:: { Send "aap.hdg(200)" } The "^j"...

hnav = vi:get_navsource(0) nav_table = oapi.get_navdata(hnav) msg = string.format("%.3f",nav_table.lng) note:set_text(msg) This should work and return the lng table element with 3 decimals. (Not on an Orbiter computer to verify right now).

NASA's solar system treks has a 3d model in a few different resolutions: It is in obj format, but it's not textured: Same link also has the Hayabusa2 global DEM (Digital Elevation Model). One can make "proper" surface elevation tiles for Ryugu with that.

Bump this. An in depth tutorial on how to obtain and convert height data from a NASA tiff file to .elv files and create an archive tree file would be great. That said, Orbiter's High-resolution texture packs for Mars, already have the following: The HRSC data have 200m/px coverage (not...

Here is a nice ESA video showing the lander, habitat deployment and the regolith cover. I think that this would make a really cool addon! About the inflate/deflate animation: I believe that it should be possible to run an "inflate" physics simulation in Blender as an animation, and extract...

Activate Good to hear you got it working. I also don't really like popup windows, as I feel that they break the immersion, especially on ships with a nice VC. The method you chose is probably better. Perhaps add a "factor" or "adj" button to change the scale of the increased/decreased value...

finally got it to work (in somewhat the intended way). The set button simply sets the airspeed target and then the hold button either holds the set speed or if no set speed exists, holds the current speed. --[[ Name = Airspeed Hold Script = AirspeedHold.cfg Key = 0x1E ; 'A' Persist = vessel...

Not an OS thing. Hangs on me too (Windows 10). It appears that the MFD script doesn't like the loop that proc.wait_input creates. I got an input window opening with the code below, but the string is not returned to the airspeed_target variable --[[ Name = Airspeed Hold Script =...

Here is a "direct" script for a hold airspeed ap example, with keypress detection. Alt-W to engage/disengage the AP. Alt-S to set the speed. I've commented everything, so it should be clear. Unzip in your Orbiter directory and run the "Airspeed_ap_test" scenario. The keystate.dll in the zip...

Just noticed the edited post #5. So you want both a hold and set speed AP. Yes you can with str = proc.wait_input(title). The returned value is a string, but you can convert to a number with hold_vel = tonumber(str). I'll try to post an example with a "direct" script and then we can see how to...

If your goal is to set the thrust then you can only do it with the vessel functions in Lua. v:get_thrusterlevel(ht) or v:get_thrustergrouplevel(type) to get the current thrust of a thruster or thruster group and v:set_thrusterlevel(ht,lvl) or v:set_thrustergrouplevel(type,lvl) to set the thrust...

Yeah the syntax needs a bit of getting used to it. If you have the vessel interface, you can use the vessel methods instead of the general orbiter API functions. Here is an example: --create annotation on screen note = oapi.create_annotation() note:set_pos (0.7,0.06,0.9,0.95) --(x_start...

is "vi" the handle of the vessel or is it the interface?. Try oapi.get_airspeedvector(REFFRAME.LOCAL), so it returns the airspeed vector of the focus vessel. If the returned type is "table", the you did not obtain the vessel's handle correctly in your post above. hobj =...

Weird. This is what I get: Thanks for pointing that out Ripley.. :cheers: Seems the OP got a working link so all is good.