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I think that you can use the scenario editor to strap on some velcro rockets.

I got it to work, all I had to do was delete all of the files and re install.

For some odd reason, whenever I try to load up a scenario orbiter crashes. I don't know why it is doing this as it worked fine a short time ago. Anyway, here is the orbiter log. **** Orbiter.log Build Aug 30 2010 [v.100830] Timer precision: 4.46222e-007 sec Found 1 joystick(s) Module...

thanks

Can anyone point me in the direction of some hires Earth textures. I would greatly appreciate it.

Looks great.

if you move the 2d panel downwards with the arrows, you will see the throttle lever for the scram engines.

For landings, I use this video for how to land on an airless body.

It also insures that the ummu captain is comfortable during those long flights.

this looks awesome

Where did you get that galaxy-like backround

I mean that when I tap control, a small amount of rcs thrust is applied to random linear rcs groups continuously. I have no way to stop the thrusters from firing.

I have buttons mapped out so that they can do translation of the ship. However, whenever I hit Ctrl, a minute amount of thrust is applied to some of the rcs thrusters. I have tested that my joystick is working properly. I don't know what else I can do. Could anyone help.

I presume you are talking about the textures. All you need to do is find the files you deleted in the zip package and copy them into their appropriate place.

I was looking for addons for FSX on simviation, and I saw a picture of a space shuttle. Ever since I clicked on that picture I have been playing orbiter.

I second that. I would love to play orbiter in my physics class.

Im not an addon developer myself, but i think that this thread might help.

:welcome: Id say that its normal, but it depends on what you would consider normal. I was 16 when I started orbiter. Dont forget to :hailprobe:

I would recommend that you download Thornton's excellent ISS v3.2. You need to download shuttlefleet, but all the links are in the documentation for it. The launches for these shuttles are automatic, and you can even turn them off if you want to I just don't know how off the top of my head...

:welcome: prograde raises your orbit on the opposite side, while retrograde lowers it on the opposite side. in order to achieve low eccentricity, you should try to have your apoapsis and periapsis almost the same(within 10 kilometers is usually fine.