New Release SpaceLaunches

[crisbeta]

Hello,

I created a GitHub project for all my previous SpaceLaunches.

I will try a different approach:

• only one file in Scenarios per launch
• only config files
• all the required add-ons will be in the launch description
• every launch will have a script to show on screen some details about the launch

https://github.com/crisbeta2002/SpaceLaunches

Have a nice Orbiter flight!

 

[Urwumpe]

Any help needed from contributors?

 

[crisbeta]

First I wanted to get started. Two years ago I intended to make it a GitHub project, but I took a break from Orbiter.

Of course I welcome any help or suggestions

At the moment I think that is important to have a good folder structure to support as many launches as possible.

 

[Urwumpe]

Since you have a git versioning now behind, you should also think about which versioning scheme you want to use, like having a dev branch separate from your main branch to allow integration of new contributions while still being able of maintaining your released version.

 

[crisbeta]

This is why I created the project in GitHub.

I added Kosmos-133 launch as below:

• make dev branch from master
• make Kosmos-133 branch from dev
• commit on Kosmos-133 branch
• pull request Kosmos-133 to dev
• merge Kosmos-133 to dev
• delete Kosmos-133
• pull request dev to master
• merge dev to master

I hope I will have the patience to not commit directly on master ?

 

[crisbeta]

New mission released:
- 19710419 Proton-K with Salyut-1

Know issues:
- Salyut-1 solar panels are open after fairing separation