go up at less than full throttle if possible
wait until you’re a few kilometers up
tilt to 75 degrees towards where the sun rises (typically east)
wait until you can see black when you look up
tilt 45 degrees towards the rising sun
go into map view and make sure your apoapsis is maybe 0.3 droo radii away from the ground
point to the east, or west, depending on which way the play spins
wait until you’re at the apoapsis
full throttle until you have a circular orbit
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i only noticed because i looked at this post twice
since it's a plane, it will steer like a plane
you can make it steer like a rocket by going into the primary command part and change the configuration setting to “Rocket”
i think i found a way to fix it…
since the v=sqrt(GM/r) equation is just finding the square root of the gravity acceleration (GM/r), then i could use earth’s gravity (in game, it’s 1,000…unit is unkown) and then divide that by an unknown number (closest i got was 102) to get 9.8, that way, since i know it works for earth, it must work for any celestial object
and, i assume you know how it falls together
i assume so
create a vizzy program that broadcasts messages to a receiver (the RC craft)
when the RC craft receives a message that tells it to, say, throttle up, it will do so
same for all other controls of the RC craft
also, the camera won't focus on the RC craft, and i don't think putting cameras on the RC craft will work either
imagine a horizontal ellipse, with a star to one of the ellipse's foci
place a vertical line on the star
the points where the line intersects the ellipse is where the right ascension should be
if the planet is orbiting clockwise (relative to the star's north pole), the right ascension will be on the upper point of the line, and vice versa for counterclockwise
the ion engine must be very powerful, roughly enough to travel across the entire system in a short amount of time at full throttle
the spinning can be reduced to a tolerable amount by, for the lack of a better word, flicking the throttle bar to 5% and back down to 0%
find a way to convert the circumference into a 3D vector (like your craft’s velocity)
then find a way to use that vector to convert it into pitch/yaw/roll
these are just suggestions because frankly i have no idea
go up at less than full throttle if possible
2.0 years agowait until you’re a few kilometers up
tilt to 75 degrees towards where the sun rises (typically east)
wait until you can see black when you look up
tilt 45 degrees towards the rising sun
go into map view and make sure your apoapsis is maybe 0.3 droo radii away from the ground
point to the east, or west, depending on which way the play spins
wait until you’re at the apoapsis
full throttle until you have a circular orbit
perhaps you are doing the orbiting procedure incorrectly
2.0 years agoyou could also try building the titan-centaur that carried the voyager probes to infinity
some functional parts (MFDs and command modules) have a setting that lets you access its vizzy instructions, near the top of the properties list
2.0 years agothis one https://www.simplerockets.com/Mods/View/209641/Lider
2.0 years ago@CloakPin
2.1 years agook lol
@CloakPin @Jjisiidjsjsjdj
2.1 years agoyour profile pics look so similar
these pictures weren't taken from NASA
2.1 years agoi got rickrolled
2.1 years agotwice...
it's been that way since 2020
2.1 years ago@Beaucastle
2.1 years agoit should have said "SamTheFox commented on your post Asssigning Astronauts."
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2.1 years agoi only noticed because i looked at this post twice
click the portrait icon in designer
2.1 years agoclick and hold an astronaut, and drag it into the assigned menu
since it's a plane, it will steer like a plane
2.1 years agoyou can make it steer like a rocket by going into the primary command part and change the configuration setting to “Rocket”
@plane918273645
2.1 years agojust jet engines
increase the motor’s actual size if you can
2.1 years agothat already happened, in simplerockets 2
2.1 years agoi haven’t played juno yet though…
i think i found a way to fix it…
2.1 years agosince the v=sqrt(GM/r) equation is just finding the square root of the gravity acceleration (GM/r), then i could use earth’s gravity (in game, it’s 1,000…unit is unkown) and then divide that by an unknown number (closest i got was 102) to get 9.8, that way, since i know it works for earth, it must work for any celestial object
and, i assume you know how it falls together
@wabuilderman
2.1 years agoi pinned it so i could read it later
if not then it’s probably impossible 🤷
2.1 years agoyou’ll probably come up with something on your own before the deadline
2.1 years agoi assume so
2.1 years agocreate a vizzy program that broadcasts messages to a receiver (the RC craft)
when the RC craft receives a message that tells it to, say, throttle up, it will do so
same for all other controls of the RC craft
also, the camera won't focus on the RC craft, and i don't think putting cameras on the RC craft will work either
try putting an extremely powerful gyroscope or many RCS thrusters
2.1 years ago@MirazAerospace
2.1 years agofor moons, the radius is 8.5 studs (2.38 meters)
for planets/dwarf planets, the radius is 23.5 studs (6.58 meters)
@Zenithspeed
2.1 years agoisn't xml editing technically modding?
@Luckwut
2.1 years agoread the forum again
how strange…
2.1 years agodoes slowing down turn it back on?
2.1 years agowhen you log in, enable “Remember me?”
2.1 years agoimagine a horizontal ellipse, with a star to one of the ellipse's foci
2.1 years agoplace a vertical line on the star
the points where the line intersects the ellipse is where the right ascension should be
if the planet is orbiting clockwise (relative to the star's north pole), the right ascension will be on the upper point of the line, and vice versa for counterclockwise
longitude on what display
2.1 years agothe ion engine must be very powerful, roughly enough to travel across the entire system in a short amount of time at full throttle
2.1 years agothe spinning can be reduced to a tolerable amount by, for the lack of a better word, flicking the throttle bar to 5% and back down to 0%
i feel like you should have some fuel, also this isn't a bug that can be fixed, it's...how it works
2.1 years ago@Luckwut
2.1 years agoextremely sad T_T
find a way to convert the circumference into a 3D vector (like your craft’s velocity)
2.1 years agothen find a way to use that vector to convert it into pitch/yaw/roll
these are just suggestions because frankly i have no idea
vizzy the name of the programming language you found
2.1 years agoalso here's how to use a maneuver node https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n81JxxkkI8M
find the circumference of your orbit and use that
2.1 years agoequation: https://sciencing.com/calculate-area-oval-4760748.html
⁽ᵉᵛᵉʳʸᵗʰᶦⁿᵍ ʰᵉʳᵉ ᶦˢ ᵛᵃᵍᵘᵉ⁾
enjoy
2.1 years agomake any vehicle from avatar
2.1 years ago@YaMomzBox420
2.1 years agoit depends on what drawing software you’re using
probably should use Koder instead of SimpleEdit
2.1 years agocan’t fix it, but reopen the files app
2.1 years agorequires the files app to be downloaded
2.1 years agoin the upload options, scroll down until you find “save to files”
2.1 years agoput the saved file into simplerockets2 > userdata > images
photo gallery to juno, or juno to photo gallery?
2.1 years agowhat is a mac-air?
2.1 years ago@CloakPin
2.1 years agoattempt to index nil with 'family'
what's happening????
2.1 years agoyou can also use koder (mobile text file editing app) and change it that way
2.1 years agotaken over by another popular system, celestial body, etc
2.1 years agoreinstall juno
2.1 years ago