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Ahhh! Thank you for the clarification. I had it set on Multi-Threaded DLL (because I thought since I was building a DLL. :uhh: ) Okay, here is the non-install package version, compiled in Release mode.

Yes, I understand that now. Sorry everyone! I don't suppose there is a way to get everything to link statically?

I did in fact compile in debug. I wasn't able to get it to compile as a release due to linker errors. I have now since realized that the excluded libraries (as shown in the compiler setup wiki) have to be removed for release. MSVCR90D.DLL is the debug version of the VC++ runtime, which is why...

Okay, I've made an install package for RWarp. It fixed the issue with Orbiter not loading the module on my test system (Win 7 64 bit). I hope it resolves the issue for everyone else. Attempts at different compile and link options, including static linking, failed. Please let me know if this...

This issue is rearing its ugly head again. It must be some dependency somewhere, but I can't find it. I have the same problem on a new computer with a fresh install of Orbiter 2010, but it works great on my development computer with Orbiter 2010. I'll post a fix as soon as I figure it out.

In 1.1, the vessel orienting code was borrowed from Attitude MFD. In 1.5 (WIP) I rewrote the code from scratch to make it compatible with multi-instances. Email me if you want it. ---------- Post added at 09:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:54 PM ---------- Yes. ---------- Post...

I've posted this question on Dan Steph's forum, but haven't gotten any replies. While developing the RWarp MFD, I've added some basic requirements of having a RWarpCap cargo installed to use the warp drive. This works okay with vessels that use attachments, since I can query the cargo through...

Are you using 1.1? That problem mysteriously went away with that version. RWarp does work with the DG and DGIV. Until I've solved the cargo issues, just set FREETRAVEL to TRUE in the RWarp config file.

This is essentially what I was thinking about doing, except I warp to a physical point in space, not just a bearing. It shouldn't be too difficult to get the correct point in space, but I would want to specify an inclination as well. We'll see. I'm working on version 1.5 right now that is...

Yes, this is exactly how it is done in RWarp. Isn't relativity great?

Actually, the distance from planet does take the planet radius into account. Have you seen it do something else?

Currently, it is just FOV that is increased proportional to gamma. That's why I hope we can have some sort of relativity simulation in the next version (OGLA?), sort of like this: YouTube- Special Relativity Simulator Notice in the video how strong the effects are at relatively low gamma...

RWarp Version 1.1 VERSION 1.1 Fixes bug with changing views or panels Added revision in title Shortened callouts (Thank you 20 Litre for the audio editting!) Added 2 second break between callouts to prevent them from stepping on each other I've also included a scenario that has an XR5 with...

I've mostly done testing with the XR series and the Arrow. I just realized that UCGO uses a completely different cargo method than just attachments. I will fix this and get out a new version. ---------- Post added at 10:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:47 PM ---------- A warp...

It would have been really complicated to have it compute an orbit trajectory as well (at least for me). I use it to stop a good distance from the planet, then use other MFDs to do orbit insertion maneuvers.

Yes, although this can be turned off in the config file to allow free travel with any vessel. ---------- Post added at 08:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:54 PM ---------- Is it only with the DGIV? Have you tried it with any other vessel?

Relativistic Warp MFD 1.5***Should fix the MSVCRT90D.DLL error now***Due to DLL dependencies, this is now an install package.  Make sure to set the install location to the Orbiter directory.  This should resolve the issues with Orbiter not being able to load the module. My first add-on, this...

Thanks for your work on it. Maybe someone can answer this question: How do you abort the autopilot? There is also mention of using keys +/- to adjust values, but those keys do not exist.

Thanks for your help and a great add-on. I'm confused about the SURFTILES list. I did find the section in the config file, but I'm not sure what the numbers represent.

When I run Hi-res KSC with Orulex, I get the base level textures. If I disable Orulex, I get the correct Hi-res textures. How do I fix this?