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No one should be required a CS degree to use a computer, but bad things do happen when a computer is viewed as something it is not: simple. I can't complain that software projects tend to make it as simple as possible for the dumb users, but as a smart person said: It's like cars, you can't...

Yes. I wrote this plugin for Orbiter 2010 from the beginning, but I can backport it to Orbiter 2006 if the demand is high.

You're using Orbiter 2006. GET2 requires Orbiter 2010.

Yes.

Unfortunately I can't do anything about it. A possible fix would be to use OGLA and enable collision (MeshLand_1.9.2, if OGLA doesn't have this feature). :cheers:

FTFY. (Sorry, had to do it :P) Anyway, you might want to take a look at OrbiterProcTer 0.1.0. I don't know if it works though.

I think you're looking for this: AeroBrakeMFD.

Orbiter plugin that builds trajectory visualization for Google Earth, based on the original GE Tracker by Astrosammy. Features: -Each trajectory is shown as a line with a random and different color; -Supports vessel creation/deletion; -Vessels without Earth as the reference body are ignored...

Crazy orbiteering Blue: SRBs Greyish: ET Pink: Shuttle

Based on Astrosammy's initial work, I've built an Orbiter plugin that does that automatically. Source code only though, at least for now.

I've been messing around with the new SDK and found that oapi::Module::clbkNewVessel() would come in handy for a mini-project of mine (a rewrite of someone else's addon :P). The only problem is that I cannot find any function that would register an oapi::Module instance to be used by Orbiter...

It's incredible how forum activity suddenly spiked up since the release :).

My thought exactly. Plus, the only difference I could notice was the brightness...

Those files probably got corrupted. Downloading through torrent should avoid this as it makes sure everything is okay.

I have no problems connecting to O-F.

:tiphat:!!!!!

You're addicted to Orbiter when you start to draw anime-style versions of popular addons. In human form, that is. Kawaii BTW.

Yeah, I didn't know it was compiled in debug mode :dry:.

I know it's a bit late to say this, but, AFAIK, that won't work unless you also post your RSA keypair (not recommended as you'd lose control over it). Take a look at GitHub pull requests. I think it should do what you want, but with more control over it.

You need this: DGa2.dll. Put it on the Modules folder. EDIT: On second thought, you'll also need MSVC 2005 redist. Google it if you don't have Orbiter BETA (it comes with it). Or MSVC 2008 redist...