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Goodluck with Reentry Make sure you follow the flight plan very carefully. You must make sure you set the IMFD according to the flight plan, or else you will not reenter on the right angle of attack, and in some cases you may not even hit the atmosphere. It took me a lot of practice to figure...

Good Luck on Your Mission No Prob. I did this tutorial for myself and the first time I did it I got so ticked off because I couldn't figure stuff out all through it. Now, If I see someone else using the same tutorial, I try my best to help as much as I can, because I know how it feels to go all...

reply to ur question... This I am not 100% sure about but from my experience using the Tutorial you are talking about, I believe you are supposed to use dvf on the MFD display. When I do this flight, I always use dvF and it always works. Try that. Goodluck!!!:thumbup: ---------- Post added at...

Cool!! This looks pretty cool guys. I wish I knew how to use SDK. I don't understand the slightest thing about it... All I know how to do is fly the missions, and use the MFDs. I would help out, but unfortunatly I don't know how I could... So, just wanted to leave the comment that its a pretty...

Dude, thats cool that you founded all of this stuff. I am very amazed at how far this has come over all the years. I started at orbiter in 2006 when that version came out, and I have been into it since. I am even going to minor in physics because of it...

Thanks!!!:) I appreciate it. For as long as I've had the program, I didn't even know they had it all indexed. Have a good one!!! -pburt68

Yeah, I was aware of the wiki articles you posted, but It took me awhile to find them, because that was the last place I thought to go lol.:rofl: Anyways, thanks for the compliment. Is there any kind of index or anything like that on wikipedia regarding all the different procedures with NASSP...

Hello Everyone! I was using NASSP and I've been flying missions on both NASSP and AMSO for Orbiter, and I have found them both to be very interesting programs. Its amazing to see what people have developed over time. But anyways; lets get straight to the point... I was using NASSP and I just...