A while ago (2007) I started a large project called the International Orbiter Space Station (IOSS), and I had to halt the project when my laptop crashed and I lot many of the modules that I was working on that were necessary to finish the project.
Well, for those who remember it, and are interested in the IOSS or space station building in general, I am now continuing the project, and already have a few missions completed that are now up on my website (www.ioss.ca). I highly recommend checking out STS-230, I changed many of my graphics card settings, and everything looks 1000x better now.
---------- Post added 07-26-2009 at 05:41 PM ---------- Previous post was 07-25-2009 at 06:43 PM ----------
For those unfamiliar with the station:
And this was done using the space shuttle for launching all the sections (except for Pirs and Zarya, which used their own rockets). The goal was to create a large realistic space station using only modern technology, and running all the crew and resupply missions for it (Soyuz TMA, Progress, etc.). So far I've run more then 60 missions for building and supporting the station.
Well, for those who remember it, and are interested in the IOSS or space station building in general, I am now continuing the project, and already have a few missions completed that are now up on my website (www.ioss.ca). I highly recommend checking out STS-230, I changed many of my graphics card settings, and everything looks 1000x better now.
---------- Post added 07-26-2009 at 05:41 PM ---------- Previous post was 07-25-2009 at 06:43 PM ----------
For those unfamiliar with the station:
And this was done using the space shuttle for launching all the sections (except for Pirs and Zarya, which used their own rockets). The goal was to create a large realistic space station using only modern technology, and running all the crew and resupply missions for it (Soyuz TMA, Progress, etc.). So far I've run more then 60 missions for building and supporting the station.