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@djungelorm I have a question regarding the c++ documentation. in the documentation, class Client has a void func close() but I can't seem to use this func. krpc::Client conn = krpc::connect("blah", "xxx.xxx.x.x",xxxx,xxxx); conn.close(); //I tried this but the error says there is no member close() of krpc::Client Is there a way to close the connection? Thank you
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@stibbons I really appreciate the help. I follow your instruction and still have the problem. I uninstall and re-install ASIO again with homebrew and found out it's installed at the location and then I ran this command on terminal Still got this problems I think Imma try CMAKE to see if I can make it work Have just tried CMAKE and same error occured
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Based on the Docs. I think the Flight Direction is the unit tangent vector. I can't see your video (404) so I can only guess the strange flips behavior when you get to the top and bottom of the hemispheres: are because of your vessel's heading It flips when the heading is no longer north or no longer south. I think this information about different reference frames would help https://krpc.github.io/krpc/csharp/api/space-center/vessel.html
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Thanks @djungelorm for the awesome mod. Now I can fly my rockets with C++. Have anyone try to install this on Mac? I was trying to install the KRPC library on terminal and somehow the ASIO headers cant be found. this is the error I have after run the ./configure I installed ASIO 1.10.8 via homebrew the location is /usr/local/include