Ask me anything about vizzy, and I might be able to help
This is only for beginners
Ask me anything about vizzy, and I might be able to help
This is only for beginners
@Sfsonstars
so, like you want to vizualize the craft’s trajectory on an MFD?
or do you want it to log the craft’s recent trajectories?
unfortunately i can teach you neither, i’m not that advanced
hello here, thanks for creating such a survey, in sr2m there is such a thing as "autopilot", you plot the intended trajectory from one orbit to another and you can make the ship do all the maneuvers by itself, but I want to automate the process of laying the trajectory, please tell me how
@OverCAT
that requires you to preform an equation that i am unaware of
either that or there isn’t a block to do it; it’s impossible
Im the guy looking on how to get the targeted pitch, heading and current prograde direction and I already know how to get the pitch and heading value but I still don't know the prograde one so can you tell me how to get it?
@Lenatezspaceagency
on start
set craft [Pitch] to (75)
wait until ((altitude [ASL]) > (7000)
set craft [Pitch] to (45)
wait until ((atmosphere [Air Density]) = (0)
set heading to [Prograde]
you’ll have to do the staging and throttling manually, unless you want a fully automated rocket
@Lenatezspaceagency
launch the spacecraft at 75 degrees, then 45 degrees when it is halfway into the atmosphere, then 90 degrees when you reach the apogee.
the flight tutorial will let you orbit
I’ve revised what you’ve sent, firstly there is no attachment for a command chip to go in a wheel, the method I’m trying to do is with tinker add a vizzy program to the wheel, you can then use funk to do [name].ResizableWheel.CurrentRpm and then using a PID to tune its input controller, thr one issue I’m having though is the rpm read by funk has no sign, meaning I don’t know if the wheel is driving forwards or backwards, and it confuses the PID on the rpm it wants. @SamTheFox
@plane918273645
if (velocity [Angular]) > (<velocity in deg/s>) then
while (true)
set [Throttle] to (0)
else
you have to put a command chip on the center of the wheel for it to detect the wheel’s RPM, and set it to primary
@jrzspace
it is used to calculate stuff for non-player crafts
How could I find the Apogee of my flight. I'm not going in to orbit. I just want to stop the throttle when the Apogee is 100 km.