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Hi Jarmo, after a long pause I had the chance to test the recent D3D9Client versions and can only repeat the praise, especially on Win7 with a recent graphics adapter your client is working a lot better then the inline client, very well done! :thumbup: I noticed 2 things related to the 2D...

In general Project Apollo - NASSP 7.0 Beta (that's how it's called nowadays :) ) is Orbiter 2010-P1 compatible, look here for more info: http://nassp.sf.net, but it does not contain Skylab anymore, because the source code of the old NASSP 6 SAT5_SKYLAB.dll got lost long ago, sorry. Cheers Tschachim

I'm not sure if it fits your needs, but you can try AQTime: http://smartbear.com/products/development-tools/performance-profiling/features/ There's a 30 days trial version. :) Cheers Tschachim

Your problems may come from your quite old graphics adapter. In NASSP, you can try to use split main and G&NC panels, this might help a bit: http://nassp.sourceforge.net/wiki/Launchpad_Configuration_Options Cheers Tschachim

To quote myself from here: http://www.orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?p=293889&postcount=7 Might it be that you're trying to use a scenario in the "Broken Scenarios" folder and now wonder why it's broken? ;) To fix that, you can copy/paste the POS/HEADING settings for all vessels from the...

Yes, these "Broken scenarios" are a kind of archive with old scenarios yet containing useful stuff when we'll do the missions after Apollo 7. The next release will cover Apollo 7 only however, so don't hold your breath... :) I might add that not all broken scenarios are broken equally, for...

Might it be that you're trying to use a scenario in the "Broken Scenarios" folder and now wonder why it's broken? ;) There are only 2 working scenarios for Project Apollo - NASSP 7 Beta, see screenshot and neither of them is using "Sol_NASSP5" as solar system (which was the config file for...

The link above is for the modules pack, the remaining stuff (if you don't want to use CVS) is here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nassp/files/Beta%20Releases/20100907/ProjectApollo_CVS_20100907.zip/download Look here for more info: http://nassp.sourceforge.net/wiki/CVS-less_install Cheers...

Hi baloo6969, could you post/attach such a quicksave, so I can take a look? Cheers Tschachim

Yes, that the correct vessel. But I don't have any clue what is causing this problem, the LM cockpit is done pretty much the same way as the CSM cockpit, which is working fine for you I'd guess...

AFAIR the LM doesn't exist before LM extraction, i.e. the separation of the CSM/LM stack from the S-IVB. So you might have switched to the S-IVB vessel instead of the LM and now trying to get into the S-IVB cockpit, which doesn't exist? Cheers Tschachim

Some infos about the CSM are here in our wiki: http://nassp.sf.net/wiki/Command/Service_Module (scroll down to see the links to the subsystem articles) Other than that I can recommend the original documentation, especially the Apollo Operations Handbook, some links are here...

The answer is 42, of course, but I can't vote for it? :idk: ;)

...sure, and if the statement in question is a proposition at all (i.e. not "I usually / in most cases don't participate in polls...") :)

Epimenides paradox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :)

AFAIR quit, i.e. doing nothing.

Just in case you aren't the one who asked at the Meadville Forums, too: http://www.ibiblio.org/mscorbit/mscforum/index.php?topic=2696.0 :) Cheers Tschachim

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beardy :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perihelion_precession_of_Mercury#Perihelion_precession_of_Mercury

Bob Andrepont's new site is here by the way: http://www.scribd.com/bandrepont/collections Cheers Tschachim