Spacecrafts for Celestia
Hi Toutatis and Gironde. In order to obtain maximum from the launch vehicles you already added and/or will add to Celestia, if I can I suggest you to try to add Launch locations, as you have done with the Proton-M model.
I see that in "Orbiter addons" there are practically all the launch complexes used worlwide.
Just for an example, here is the Delta IV Launch Complex 37
https://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=1306
or Shuttle's LC39A+B Launch Pads
https://www.orbithangar.com/addonpics/LC39A_Shuttlefleet.jpg
OK, this is a huge (82.43 MB) model, but it looks like the real thing, doesn't it?
I think this could be a real challenge for anyone, anyway....
I know nothing about 3D modelling, so I don't know if this is possible or if it's a too complex and difficult task, but I hope it could be done by you...
Thank you for all your work, appreciated.
Bye
Goofy
I see that in "Orbiter addons" there are practically all the launch complexes used worlwide.
Just for an example, here is the Delta IV Launch Complex 37
https://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=1306
or Shuttle's LC39A+B Launch Pads
https://www.orbithangar.com/addonpics/LC39A_Shuttlefleet.jpg
OK, this is a huge (82.43 MB) model, but it looks like the real thing, doesn't it?
I think this could be a real challenge for anyone, anyway....
I know nothing about 3D modelling, so I don't know if this is possible or if it's a too complex and difficult task, but I hope it could be done by you...
Thank you for all your work, appreciated.
Bye
Goofy
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Goofy,
All the files found on this kind of site are not necessarily usable. There is a lot of 3D format and not all 3D software is able to import them. On 3D Warehouse there are Sketchup, Colloda, KMZ Google files, ... on Orbiter they are .msh files. Apart from .dae (Colloda) which is importable into Blender, the others I do not know how to do.
All the files found on this kind of site are not necessarily usable. There is a lot of 3D format and not all 3D software is able to import them. On 3D Warehouse there are Sketchup, Colloda, KMZ Google files, ... on Orbiter they are .msh files. Apart from .dae (Colloda) which is importable into Blender, the others I do not know how to do.
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I know nothing about 3D modelling, so I don't know if this is possible or if it's a too complex and difficult task, but I hope it could be done by you...
Thank you for all your work, appreciated.
Hi Goofy... Yes, it's possible... I can convert all .msh files from "Orbiter" to 3ds files which are supported in Celestia... but need to combine separated parts of models and make texturing them to create a ready model for Celestia... so just need a time and desire to work... See... I made Delta-4Heavy.. Titan-4B... Hayabusa-2 ... Formosat-5 from the separated files I taken from "Orbiter"...
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and I do not use Blender... Wings 3D and converters only...
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Hi, Art Blos... are you done with 1999 JU3 (Ryugu)???
This asteroid is in Project "Celestia Origin", release dated April 30, 2018
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"162173 Ryugu:Ryugu:1999 JU3" "Sol"
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Class "asteroid"
Mesh "asteroid.cmod"
Texture "darkasteroid.jpg"
Radius 0.410
Visible false
Clickable false
EllipticalOrbit
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Epoch 2457000.5 # 2014 Dec 09
Period 1.297357202153
SemiMajorAxis 1.189508573396
Eccentricity 0.190260012521
Inclination 5.883876645567
AscendingNode 251.611720614838
ArgOfPericenter 211.425716033738
MeanAnomaly 114.326399555117
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UniformRotation
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LunarLambert 0.5
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InfoURL "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/162173_Ryugu"
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This asteroid is in Project "Celestia Origin", release dated April 30, 2018
Ow... Then I have it...
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In my Celestia 5000 asteroids... but I still did not visited each of them...
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Now we need a sampled orbit for Ryugu... because of Hayabusa-2
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Asteroid 1999 JU3 (RYUGU)... Sampled orbit... Timeline from 2018-04-01 to 2020-12-01...
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am sorry... some correction in SSC-file for Ryugu... Texture, Radius, Albedo...
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am sorry... some correction in SSC-file for Ryugu... Texture, Radius, Albedo...
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"162173 Ryugu:Ryugu:1999 JU3" "Sol"
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Class "asteroid"
Texture "darkasteroid.jpg"
Mesh "asteroid.cmod"
Radius 0.432
Timeline
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Ending 2458209.5 # 2018 04 01
EllipticalOrbit
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Epoch 2458209.5 # 2018 Apr 01 00:00
Period 1.29749038080771
SemiMajorAxis 1.189589977058873
Eccentricity 0.1902983658942321
Inclination 5.883973618787449
AscendingNode 251.5890953915898
ArgOfPericenter 211.4362001714323
MeanAnomaly 312.807295067819
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UniformRotation
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Period 7.627
}
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Ending 2465424.5 # 2020 Dec 01 00:00
SampledOrbit "Ryugu 2018-04-01 - 2020-12-01.xyzv"
UniformRotation
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Period 7.627
}
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EllipticalOrbit
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Epoch 2459184.5 # 2020 Dec 01 00:00
Period 1.29832364076756
SemiMajorAxis 1.190099232795694
Eccentricity 0.1907033131811512
Inclination 5.884975150328769
AscendingNode 251.5371070778
ArgOfPericenter 211.4864610073276
MeanAnomaly 333.4533483933817
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UniformRotation
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Period 7.627
}
}
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LunarLambert 0.5
Albedo 0.063
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Hi Toutatis.
Thank you for your positive reply about my request for Launch pads from Orbiter, and I believe it's not an easy task, but if I can help you with textures (sorry, I'm unable to help in modelling), I'm here.
Bye.
Goofy
Thank you for your positive reply about my request for Launch pads from Orbiter, and I believe it's not an easy task, but if I can help you with textures (sorry, I'm unable to help in modelling), I'm here.
Bye.
Goofy
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As I can not straighten rockets, I still submit the addons. Maybe someone will arrive at something acceptable.
I think there should be a landmark well positioned on the ground with a horizontal and a vertical surface.
The orientation function only works on one axis and I do not think we can put the function twice with a different axis.
I think there should be a landmark well positioned on the ground with a horizontal and a vertical surface.
The orientation function only works on one axis and I do not think we can put the function twice with a different axis.
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Here is the Kaguya (Selene) satellite launched by Japan on 14-09-2007 with a H-IIA 2022 F13 rocket towards the Moon. For 2 years he flew over the Moon and crashed on 10-06-2009 at 18:25 at E80.4, S65.5.
The ssc file describes its main orbit around the moon. On 01-02-2009 the orbit has been lowered to 50km.
Kaguya was carrying 2 other satellites: OKINA relay satellite and VRAD satellite. They were dropped at the beginning of lunar insertion. Okina served as relay to the Kaguya transmission.
The ssc file describes its main orbit around the moon. On 01-02-2009 the orbit has been lowered to 50km.
Kaguya was carrying 2 other satellites: OKINA relay satellite and VRAD satellite. They were dropped at the beginning of lunar insertion. Okina served as relay to the Kaguya transmission.
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Deep Space Climate Observatory
Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR; formerly known as Triana, unofficially known as GoreSat) is a NOAA space weather and Earth observation satellite. It was launched by SpaceX on a Falcon 9 launch vehicle on February 11, 2015, from Cape Canaveral
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Space_Climate_Observatory
Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR; formerly known as Triana, unofficially known as GoreSat) is a NOAA space weather and Earth observation satellite. It was launched by SpaceX on a Falcon 9 launch vehicle on February 11, 2015, from Cape Canaveral
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