How about putting this on back-burner until everything is coded and checked out? I'm afraid this kind of sub-project could stall the main project for quite a while for no real reward.Suggestion for a subproject:
- Create a plugin which allows Internet access to the simulation telemetry. Maximum of N connections (I would suggest 8).
- Create a reference telemetry view application, which shows the internet stream and allows sending text messages and or commands to the simulation.
- Create a proxy application, which allows forwarding telemetry from the simulation (or another proxy) to a limited number of spectator computers.
Call this "VSA support". Maybe somebody might like such a feature.
How about putting this on back-burner until everything is coded and checked out? I'm afraid this kind of sub-project could stall the main project for quite a while for no real reward.
See Enjo's suggestion in this thread.Suggestion for a subproject:
- Create a plugin which allows Internet access to the simulation telemetry. Maximum of N connections (I would suggest 8).
- Create a reference telemetry view application, which shows the internet stream and allows sending text messages and or commands to the simulation.
- Create a proxy application, which allows forwarding telemetry from the simulation (or another proxy) to a limited number of spectator computers.
Call this "VSA support". Maybe somebody might like such a feature.
Nice. How about adding the PDRS screens?I've updated the CRT MFD code to display the triangle on the PASS TRAJ display.
Nice. How about adding the PDRS screens?
OK, wasn't aware that he still was working on the PDRS stuff.Let the man catch some breath! :speakcool: As he currently also works on the PDRS panels, making the PDRS screens could use some synergy effects.
orbiter_fan at hotmail.com. Also managed to get some answers on OBSS control: It's controlled from panel A7U from a series of existing pushbuttons thanks to a GPC software upgrade made prior to Return To Flight in 2005.David,
If you can give me you Email addy, I can give you the updated ET mesh and scorched texture nad see what you think.
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orbiter_fan at hotmail.com. Also managed to get some answers on OBSS control: It's controlled from panel A7U from a series of existing pushbuttons thanks to a GPC software upgrade made prior to Return To Flight in 2005.
I'm trying to locate a document on this upgrade to see exactly what was done.
Other than the LDRI and ITVC movement, no. Both of these are mounted on Pan/Tilt Unit similar to the Payload Bay cameras.If you can find, it it would be nice. Does the OBSS have any animations which would be visible?
Other than the LDRI and ITVC movement, no. Both of these are mounted on Pan/Tilt Unit similar to the Payload Bay cameras.
Well, at least as much as the Payload Bay cameras. The flickering view you can see on NASA TV is from the LDRI and the non-flickering view is from the ITVC.OK, so animating them would only be partially visible right?
No I don't, sorry. BUt stuff like this is usually located on payload-specific panels that are removed and replaced during post-mission turnaround in the OPF.Do you know if the MPLM thermal control system (two heat exchanges and a water loop) of the Shuttle has any controls (switches, circuit breakers, etc) inside the Shuttle?
Well, at least as much as the Payload Bay cameras. The flickering view you can see on NASA TV is from the LDRI and the non-flickering view is from the ITVC.
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No. They can see both the LDRI and ITVC views. The LDRI data is usually recorded onboard for downlinking as there could be gaps in the KU coverage real-time and not all of the data might make it down at that time. So once the surveys are complete, they downlink the recorded data during the available KU coverage passes.But the crew only sees the ITVC view, does it?
No. They can see both the LDRI and ITVC views. The LDRI data is usually recorded onboard for downlinking as there could be gaps in the KU coverage real-time and not all of the data might make it down at that time. So once the surveys are complete, they downlink the recorded data during the available KU coverage passes.