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Click the "Plot it!" button. After a few seconds a plot will appear showing how much Δv is required to reach your destination for different departure dates and times of flight. Click on any point on this plot to see full details of the selected transfer.
- KSP Launch Window Planner for JNSQ - GitHub Pages
Click the "Plot it!" button. After a few seconds a plot will...
- KSP Launch Window Planner by ens and alexmoon - GitHub Pages
Click the "Plot it!" button. After a few seconds a plot will...
- KSP Launch Window Planner for JNSQ - GitHub Pages
Click the "Plot it!" button. After a few seconds a plot will appear showing how much Δv is required to reach your destination for different departure dates and times of flight. Click on any point on this plot to see full details of the selected transfer.
The basic idea for this project was to take alexmoon's Launch Window Planner and add a few useful features – interactive 3D visualizations of transfer trajectories, additional transfer options, the ability to enter fully customized parking orbits, and a way to optimize transfers for highly-accurate in-game use.
31 maj 2013 · What does it do? Just give it basic information about the transfer you wish to perform and it will create a porkchop plot showing you the delta-v required to execute the transfer depending on the time of departure and time of arrival.
Assuming you launch into a circular LKO of 80k, set the kerbin initialorbit to 80. Assuming you want to go to Duna, select duna then select your desired final orbit around duna. For earliest departure select the current day and year and click plot. The perfect launch window will be in dark blue.
Click the "Plot it!" button. After a few seconds a plot will appear showing how much Δv is required to reach your destination for different departure dates and times of flight.
31 paź 2020 · Linked is an VBA/macro based excel launch window planner for your KSP endeavors. It also has an Earth solar system tab. This time I included the $10 QUINTILLION asteroid 16 Psyche (in our solar system) so you can play around with how KSP concepts apply to current events.
