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It would be great to write a note to disable image capturing programs (e.g. ShareX) when using the camera, as I had a hard time figuring this out the hard way!

There you go. I included the current state, the original scenario, the Orbiter log, and the Multistage2015 configuration file.

I have a problem with the launch scenario: the 1st stage engine and tanks aren't created (tank is 0, no response to thrust commands, burn time is 0, etc.). The mesh and texture are visible without problems. I looked into the scenario and Multistage2015 configuration file, but couldn't find...

The first stable version is released.

Unless new Orbiter 2016 specific code is added, the spaceplane can be ported to Orbiter 2010 by changing the touchdown points to the old ones, changing the sound engine to Orbiter Sound (Currently it's Orbiter Sound, but in the next release it'll be XRSound), changing the vessel class to...

I assume you didn't switch to XRSound due to its library being static. If so, what about using Dynamic XRSound instead of Orbiter Sound?

Dynamic XRSound is a dynamic wrapper for XRSound. It allows dynamically built vessels to use XRSound without having to build statically against XRSound. XRSound must be installed before using it.

What about the LNK2038 error: mismatch detected for 'RuntimeLibrary': value 'MTd_StaticDebug' doesn't match value 'MDd_DynamicDebug'?

Since G42-200 and UCSO are dynamic libraries, it can't be built with static libraries like XRSound. I don't want to make everything static. Anyway, I have already made a dynamic XRSound wrapper. I should publish it soon.

WIP 306 released. I didn't have time to add the step-by-step guide to ISS. If anyone wants to make it, you're more than welcome to do. Currently, I have a problem with the sound. With Orbiter Sound SDK, you can't have more than 60 sounds. I can't use XRSound due to its library being static...

No, at least for now. The current aircraft design doesn't have any hover engines.

The next release will have exterior lights. Yes, the manual isn't really that good. I just wanted to release it before I become busy. The next release will have a step-by-step guide to launch to ISS. Thank you for the feedback!

The G42-200 is a state-of-the-art aircraft capable of accelerating out of the atmosphere and into low earth orbit - Categorized as a spaceplane, the G42 features airliner-like handling characteristics which makes it optimal for low-cost space travel and cargo lifting based on conventional or...

The new version was released with a new thread. Please discuss here: Updated G42-200 Starliner.

Pre-release 3 released. Added the legs to the life module, fixed bugs and added features in the API. Download from OHM. Don't forget to check the new G42-200 with UCSO support too. Note: This is the last pre-release. Please test it and say everything you want in the first release.

The G42-200 is a state-of-the-art aircraft capable of accelerating out of the atmosphere and into low earth orbit - Categorized as a spaceplane, the G42 features airliner-like handling characteristics which makes it optimal for low-cost space travel and cargo lifting based on conventional or...

Thanks for your feedback :tiphat: This is intentionally done because it is useless to have cargoes in that window. You can change this behavior in the configurations file (Config\UCSO_Config.cfg). Unfourtanly, this problem can't be solved. If I lowered the edge it will appear under the...

Standby for UCSO and XRSound integration!

And the second pre-release is here! Added oMMU integration, new cargoes, new features, and more!

(Orbiter 2016) Small UCSO base on the Moon.