OHM Orbiter Fly-By Camera

[OrbitHangar]

Orbiter Fly-By camera is an update to "Fly By View MFD", a module which allows you to have fly-by views in Orbiter. This update replaces the MFD with a vessel, amongst other things. Look at the included documentation for more info.

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[unknown_orbiter]

cool!

 

[Scruce]

Great addon!

 

[cslevine]

Yes, maybe what i was looking for, to have the experience of making a special view, for seeing my addon "Paris", but at the speed of orbiting flying !

would be incredible to see how fast it is ...

 

[asbjos]

Fly-By Camera for Orbiter 2010

I want to use your Fly-By Camera on Orbiter 2010, but it doesn't work properly.
As I have understood, it should follow your spacecraft, even if the engines are on.
When I try it on Orbiter 2010, it renders at my spacecraft, but doesn't follow it when it's accelerating.

I want to use it with another add-on when it accelerates, but the rocket just fly away, leaving F-B C behind.
I understand that Fly-By Camera works fine with 2006, but my other add-on isn't compatible with 2006.

So I ask you, could you please make Fly-By Camera Orbiter 2010-compatible, or is it too much work? (I don't have any experince with add-on-development, so I don't know how much work it is...)

 

[Speedy]

Fly-by camera to adjust preferred vessel position

I find it works in Orbiter 2010-p1, though having dusted it off from previous usage, getting used to it all over again is definitely a time consuming activity. Nevertheless, it is quite useful. In fact, I'm using it for the AMSO Apollo CSM/LM stack. The dimensions of both ships can be asymmetric on screen due to the fact you can only centre on one of the ships, while the other 'overhangs.' Fixing on the CSM and using the x-y-z parameters of 0.0, 0.0, 0.5 gives the combined stack a better centred aspect when twirling them around on the screen. A simple and effective solution.