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The surface of Jupiter?

Or you can just delete them using the scenario editor.

When using base approach I should be manually adjusting the PeA? It's showing .688 AU (or is that Venus-Sun reference?). I tried doing so and it sent me on the wrong vector.

Yeah I know. Nonetheless.

Greg, these packages are absolutely top notch. The detail is amazing. I certainly appreciate all the hard work you did on these. The scenarios, spacecraft, manuals, all very well put together. I downloaded all of them. I look forward to more great products in the 'future' lol.

Shuttle Fleet v4.8 found on simviation dot com needs these med or high rez KSC textures and Kev's K-LC-39-Rep-v2-Orbiter060929. Version 9 of Kev's LC-39 won't work for me, though. I use Orbiter v.100830. EDIT - I discovered on SF v4.8 these pads won't work. I downloaded the scenario...

Shuttle Fleet v4.8 found on simviation dot com will not recognize this pad. Shuttle floats above the ground. I know the pad is a vessel and has to be added somewhere here and/or there but I have no idea how to do it or where to find the info on how to do it. Edit for those that don't know-...

There are so many versions of Kev's pads I can't make heads or tails of any of them. And none are compatible with a standard sol.cfg?

Thanks for that link. I see it has the fix that I assume was from the white disc graphics error showing up on one of the pages. I quit using it back when I encountered that error, and that is why I began using IMFD. I will try your two scenarios, as well. Thanks again.

I always make sure orbital planes are aligned first so that is not a factor. On the Orbit Eject page, is this what the view multiple periapsis selection is or does that refer to being under the influence of multiple bodies (Sun, Moon, Earth etc.)? Maybe I will blow the dust off Trans X and...

They are synced then. When I first ran your scenario and changed to the burn screen, the other MFD changed with it. When I tried again later, this didn't happen, making me think I screwed something up with your scenario. Idk why this happened. At any rate, they must be synced. I did notice...

OK, I got the scenario back. I don't think I can go any further with this until I find out why the 2 MFD are not syncing up.

Yeah, your scenario they were connected, mine no. OK I will do so. ---------- Post added at 04:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:26 PM ---------- Well I managed to screw up the scenario you sent me. I load it now and go to the burn view page and it tells me 'no burn vector'. I wanted...

I made it at least to the orbit of Venus. I applied MCCs and then shot in front of Venus and ended up with a PeA back in the Ms. I kept trying autoburn to correct and it made it worse. I'll make attempt number 904 sometime today and not make any corrections until Planet Approach. I did...

I'll try what you said and also another date. ---------- Post added at 08:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:28 AM ---------- Same result. I don;t know if there are IMFD experts on here. Maybe a few ten year olds. lol

Another attempt. It seems to insist on ejecting me on the night side of the planet. It autoburns for about 10 seconds, changes attitude straight at Earth. And refires engines. Idk what's going on, but I thinking I may be better sticking with Earth orbit operations, which is getting boring...

MJD 56578.3588 I start at sunrise using the Oct. 13 2013 window. ---------- Post added at 08:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:26 AM ---------- It keeps pointing me straight at the Earth and burning me straight into it. I also am getting a 1300sec burn time again. I wish this could...

Thanks Goth. I can't get the PeA down any less than about 600M. It flips immediately to -600M range. I also noticed I was getting a "no burn vector' message on the burn screen. I'm trying now to get a screenshot for you. ---------- Post added at 07:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at...

Here's my MFD procedure. It is from a tutorial that I am not sure who wrote it. I use IMFD 5.5 EJECTION: LEFT MFD Course >Target Intercept> Tgt=Venus RIGHT MFD Op Mode Share with '0' left MFD Orbit Eject >Course>Proj=Self LEFT MFD Tgt Int >decrease Tin to minimize burn time in Orbit Eject...

Well Ripley, I assumed the launch window lasted somewhere around 12-24 hours, and so the question would be not what time to launch necessarily, but what position along the orbital path, right? You would have to eject prograde along your orbital path, roughly anywhere past the point of Aries...