My first KOS script: Fully automated Relay System set up!

[ToukieToucan]

After some time working on my KOS script I was able to make a 100% automated Relay System set-up.

Craft file will be up soon.

 

AALAUNCH:

http://pastebin.com/6ymKdmRK

What it does:

• Countdown
• Can detect when asparagus staging stage needs to be staged
• Gravity Turn
• Circularization (100 x 100 km)

ABORBIT:

http://pastebin.com/VHnVAab2

What it does:

• Calculate how much Dv is needed to go from current orbit to desired orbit (750 x 100 in this case)
• Burn to exactly desired orbit (with margin of 0.1 meter)
• Calculate how much Dv is needed to go from current orbit to desired orbit (750 x 750 in this case)
• Burn to desired orbit, kinda... (due to not being able to burn all the Dv at once at the Ap +0 results will vary: Margin +- 500 m)
• Activate Relay Sat's solar panels and Omni
• Stage Relay Sat (Force of decoupler has been taken into account, roughly)

ACORBIT:

http://pastebin.com/5jv3YZkM

What it does:

• Decrease orbit so the orbital period is lower, spacing the sats evenly (roughly)
• Increasing the orbit to a circular 750 x 750 orbit again (And ofcourse calculate how much Dv is needed)
• Stage Relay Sat (Force of decoupler has been taken into account, roughly)

ADORBIT:

http://pastebin.com/B9EFF7th

What it does:

Same as ACORBIT:

• Decrease orbit so the orbital period is lower, spacing the sats evenly (roughly)
• Increasing the orbit to a circular 750 x 750 orbit again (And ofcourse calculate how much Dv is needed)
• Stage Relay Sat (Force of decoupler has been taken into account, roughly)

 

I'm sure I could improve some things (feel free to say what could be done better), but anyways, this was tougher to make than I thought it would be it kind of succeeded.

Ps, ran a test and visible separation occurred after ~100 days which isn't that bad, right...

Edited August 2, 2016 by ToukieToucan

[NSEP]

Good! I like it. Was programming this hard? Because i would like to do something hard, so i can learn from it! Its really good @ToukieToucan!

Edited August 4, 2016 by NSEP

[ToukieToucan]

On August 4, 2016 at 8:56 AM, NSEP said:

Good! I like it. Was programming this hard? Because i would like to do something hard, so i can learn from it! Its really good @ToukieToucan!

It was quite a project, though mostly it is fine tuning and fixing bugs in my script (like using non existant commands) which can take up a lot of time.

Edited August 5, 2016 by ToukieToucan