Inflatable Habitat (TransHab) Station Module for Orbiter 2010
The TransHab inflatable module was a proposed crew quarters for the International Space Station. The TransHab originated in 1997 as part of a NASA study into the feasibility of inflatable modules for future Mars-bound spacecraft. While NASA at present is no longer pursuing the concept, initial tests showed sufficient promise Bigelow Aerospace is developing the concept for commercial applications.
Specifications:
· Height/Length 11m
· Diameter 8.2m (4.3m Stowed)
· Mass  13200 kg
The module has a single CBM "Large ISS" style docking collar at its top and 6 attachment points.
The first four attachment points are arranged equidistantly around the docking collar and are intended to be grappled by a Spacecraft or Station RMS. The fifth point is positioned at the base of the module and oriented vertically for attachment to a booster or orbital tug. The sixth and final attachment point is positioned to allow the module to be placed in the stock Atlantis' cargo bay.
The code was generated using Vinka's SpaceCraft3.dll and Artlav's SC3 converter v110509 (The original SC3 ini file has been included for reference.)
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This Module does not require any other add-ons to function.