Idea Free Moving Camera

[Rtyh-12]

Said by Tex, about 0.01x, be interesting.

Except the lowest you can go is 0.1x.

 

[rseferino]

Except the lowest you can go is 0.1x.

To this I refer, it would be interesting to have that.

 

[Tex]

My apologies again, I though it was 0.01x, so it is 0.1x. What ever the slowest time compression you can use is the best option for orbital velocities. The fly-by of vessels in Lunar orbit works better because your orbital velocity is much less than around the Earth.

 

[Rtyh-12]

I know, they always look cool. I love watching them when I'm in orbit with the arrow! :speakcool:

 

[Stevodoran]

Wow thanks everyone for the help. BTW ships in orbit go realy fast especially when you burn for 50 years straight

 

[Urwumpe]

Wow thanks everyone for the help. BTW ships in orbit go realy fast especially when you burn for 50 years straight

The result is called hyperbolic orbit in most cases...

 

[Izack]

Wow thanks everyone for the help. BTW ships in orbit go realy fast especially when you burn for 50 years straight

Yes, but...why??? :lol:

 

[N_Molson]

It makes a good reminder of just how fast satellites go, though, when they flick past three quarters of a kilometre in a tenth of a second.

I love to do that during a rocket launch. At liftoff, you find that the rocket is closing awfully slow from the camera... Then the rocket gains speed at the point you hardly have the time to see it coming :lol:

Very interesting to "feel" the acceleration, and to get an idea how fast all those things fly !

 

[Stevodoran]

Yes, but...why??? :lol:

For Fun:lol: