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Do you have BrianJ's DM_2 addon ? They should be in there. I assumed everyone who would download this, would already have it. Good catch on the mesh folder. Fixed !!

Updated the CargoDragon2 and Cargo2Trunk cfg's. Re-download file above. Here is a scenario for a Dec. 5 launch. Not correct time. You need BrianJ's Latest Falcon9 addons. You also need Fred18's Vessel Builder1. Change to .scn file

Uploaded to OH (fingers crossed) https://www.orbithangar.com/showAddon.php?id=781a6fab-aaf3-4f79-852e-15b3625a9d83

SpaceX's first CargoDragon2 SPXC21 mission with the Bishop Airlock

There are examples on OH that have SC3 ini's e.g. Shenzou, Cygnus

Are you using attachment manager ?

Anyone heard from the Doc ?

Orbiter Plane, Cool ?

Could the ability of the view on generic camera include a way to rotate the view ? Reason being, some of the cameras on the station point down, and would be useful to be able to change the view, to right side up.

The mesh that connects to Unity is PMA2dummy. The attachment for it is in the Unity.ini. The Unity module was docked to the ODS, which was a bit aft of it's usual position, to the PMA2 docking port. Then after rendezvous with the Zarya, it was grappled by the RMS and placed onto the PMA1...

Here's a screen cap from the Cupola.

Good to know. Should be an easy change.

Thanks, but that shows the Airlock in the old Cargo Dragon. They used to release detailed robotics before flights. Does anyone no where to find them ? A couple shots:

Anyone have any info on the robotics ? The animations that I've seen, has the Airlock being removed from the old Cargo Dragon, with the SSRMS attached to the Destiny module. I believe the Cargo Dragon2 will be docked to the IDA3 on PMA3. So the SSRMS will be attached to the MBS (I think). Any...

Bishop Airlock WIP now texturing.

This mission will need the new Cargo dragon 2.

That looks cool. Thanks !!

The Dextre extracted the Bartolomeo.

You can with generic vehicle.

The three buttons, power, select and menu are spaced between the two coordinates.