That's a good idea, even if I still believe that MFD have to be limited.
What will make the decision is gameplay. Docking to an orbiting Salyut is probably going to be hard enough given the low Dv of the spacecraft ; I'll see which informations are critical and which aren't. Also it will require a near-perfect launch timing, but that's another story.
Worked on the EVA logic, now the EVA begins inside the BO as I wished. When you press the EVA key :
1st time : the cosmonaut seals his suit, and begins to drain his portable O2 reserve. He remains attached to the Soyuz, meaning that you can manoeuver as you wish. The BO has to be pressurized at this moment, once the suit is on you have to close the SA/BO hatch, depressurize the BO and open the EVA hatch to proceed to the next step.
2nd time : stand up EVA, the cosmonaut can see outside but is still attached to the Soyuz.
3rd time : leap into space, the attachment is cut and the UMmu receives a 500-600 N impulse to slowly clear the hatch, simulating the cosmonaut muscular energy.
Also I'm going to limit greatly the default UMmu RCS fuel reserve, to give a bit of realism. Like you begin the EVA with 10% RCS fuel. You're not supposed to go far away anyway
In this pic, we are between step1 and step2, ready to get the torso out :
No, I'm not going to Uranus with that hardware :lol:
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Playing a bit with the HUD appearance :
Amber looks good, remember monochrome computers...