Support Apollo Addon

[Joe]

this may have been posted before, but,

im having difficulty finding a Apollo Addon, there seem to be a couple of different versions and these things called BETA (can you tell i dont know too much about computers) anyway, can somebody please try and simplify things for me if its possible,

where can i download the Saturn V vehicle or does it come as a whole Apollo addon,

and once downloaded if i ever get that far, how do i install it?

i thought i found a version and downloaded it, thought i unzipped it properly because it showed up in the file, but when i launch Orbiter its not there in the scenarios section.

Any help is needed, thanks.

 

[MJR]

You can download NASSP or AMSO. I like both of them. If you want a stable version of NASSP get the 6.4.0 version. It comes with everything just like AMSO.

 

[Joe]

thanks, where and how do i go about doing this?

 

[MJR]

Go to Sourceforge for NASSP and for AMSO go to http://www.acsoft.ch/AMSO/amso.html

After you download either of these or both, extract them to your main Orbiter directory.

 

[Joe]

ah thanks man worked a treat, tried that NASSP one before and had no luck, maybe it was just me, but this ASMO worked great first time, now just gotta figure out how Saturn V works, but thanks for your help.

 

[Urwumpe]

ah thanks man worked a treat, tried that NASSP one before and had no luck, maybe it was just me, but this ASMO worked great first time, now just gotta figure out how Saturn V works, but thanks for your help.

It has a very good manual...

 

[agentgonzo]

this may have been posted before, but,

im having difficulty finding a Apollo Addon, there seem to be a couple of different versions and these things called BETA (can you tell i dont know too much about computers)

'Beta' is a testing version of a particular piece of software that is released to the general public (as opposed to 'alpha' which is kept to the developers) for testing. As such, it may crash and have bugs in it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_version#Betahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_testing#Non_Functional_Software_Testing

 

[MJR]

It has a very good manual...

He is indeed right. It is step by step and detailed specifically for your needs.