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Sorry for DaveBowman2001 :smile: , but here are the 4 latest Starlink launches, 21, 22, 23 and 24 StarlinkFleet 21, 22, 23, 24.zip StarlinkFleet 21.jpg StarlinkFleet 22.jpg StarlinkFleet 23.jpg StarlinkFleet 24.jpg and OneWeb 5 Oneweb 5.zip Oneweb 5.jpg and SpaceBee 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 (constellation of...

DaveBowman2001
yes i would like to use this Starlink model but at the moment i don't know how to convert models for Orbiter to cmod model. I can see that these are text files close to cmod (ascii) but my knowledge ends there.

DaveBowman2001, yes on asteroids and comets too; the phenomenon diminishes when we move away from the object. If it's the same for you and others, it relieves me to know that my system is not at fault. Thank you :hi: you have precaunized the use of my Progress of 2018. This Progress is however not e...

Why does the orbit not pass in the Progress-M 1 model? Do you have the same phenomenon? It does it with practically all objects. Progress-M 1 orbite.jpg " Progress-M 1:1989-066A:Satcat 20191" "Sol/Earth" { Class "spacecraft" Visible false Mesh "progress-M.cmod"...

yes, the site http://celestiasws.free.fr/pages/chargementussr.html has very nice addons

I am submitting to you today the 25 Endeavor missions




Added after 7 hours 44 minutes:
To end the series here are the 10 Challenger missions




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note that Enterprise has never been in orbit

Here are the 28 missions of the Columbia shuttle until the tragic flight of STS-107. I don't remember where I got the Columbia model which is not on Motherlode but a clue is that it uses Bob Hudley's textured ones that he created for Atlantis, Discovery and Endeavor. It is missing on Motherlode Chal...

In my Progress cargo addon, I discovered 4 errors in the Progress-MS x.ssc file: TwoVector Secondary Observer "Sol/Earth/Progress-MS 010" TwoVector Secondary Observer "Sol/Earth/Progress-MS 011" TwoVector Secondary Observer "Sol/Earth/Progress-MS 012" TwoVector Seconda...

onetwothree

ok thank you !

SevenSpheres

I do not use Spice because files with Spice are not supported (library) and as I can nowhere find an explanation, I do without.

trappistplanets I actually used Mesh (model and textures), Orientation in my ssc. I did not use Spice. But I think the problem stems from this cmod model on my pc because even after setting the internal textures to none and declaring a functional external texture in the ssc file, the asteroid does n...

here the 33 missions of the Atlantis shuttle.
Orbital data from Norad
Jack Higgins model

arkana wrote OK But perhaps we are lot of users to never didn't use LUT5, LUA, Vidiba, ... :fie: When I started posting these kinds of addons, I explained all of these things. Celestia Origin has included (modified) LUT5 in its distribution, so there are many users of LUT5. No one is obligated to u...

arkana wrote Downloaded and tested but none shuttle. That's right, I didn't think about attaching a readme file. :pray: I'll think about it for the next time. :wink: Initially, I make my ssc files according to the possibilities of LUT5 and among others Vidiba. Vidiba allows you to display or not th...

DaveBowman2001

yes, I plan to do the other Atlantis, Challenger, Endeavor, Columbia, and Enterprise shuttles. I need to retrieve Celestrack's history from Norad.

thanks for the effort but the result is the same with 2k !

Can the log file that can be viewed in celestia by [~] [return], be retrieved and edited in notepad ++ (for example)

John Van Vliet

My system is Windows10 64bits ver. 20H2 and video Intel (R) UHD Graphics.
In cmodview, the model was black. When I removed the dots (.), I could see the texture but still not in celestia.

The model or the texture remains invisible to me. The object is recognized since we have the marker and the name but no image. In cmodview, the model appears in all its beauty after changing the names of the texture files by removing the dots (.) but no in celestia.

I have listed the 39 missions of the Discovery shuttle. There are 2 models for the open hold shuttle, arm extended or not. Mission end dates are disconnected to allow visualization of orbits for years to come.