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Hey everyone! Thanks so much for all your patience and support, it means a lot to me. It's been a pretty rough few months, so I haven't had time to dig into the code base rewrite. @JOHNMKNIGHT, I'm excited to see your new endpoints! Do you have a link to your repo on the repository? I may be able to use it as a jumping-off point for the new version. I'm hoping to tackle the rewrite soon. Thanks again to everyone for understanding. Telemachus and Houston are projects I have a ton of fun working on, I just haven't had much time for them lately.
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Heya! Yeah, I think this is the only compile-time error I'm running into. I haven't time to refactor (rewrite) the code yet, it seems like it involves a pretty steep rewrite. If anyone wants to offer some help rewriting the code that references `ActiveResource` I'd greatly appreciate it! The branch is at: https://github.com/KSP-Telemachus/Telemachus/tree/69-camera-endpoint
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Hey there, I'm so sorry about the lack of updates! It's been a busy past few months, but I'm hoping to recompile and release a 1.2 compatible version ASAP. There are a lot of changes that need to be done under the hood with the 1.2 update
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The stations in Houston got a major overhaul, but I haven't made a new release yet. However, you should be able to download the latest version of `master` here https://github.com/tcannonfodder/houston . The `public` branch contains the compiled version of Houston. If that doesn't work, can you send me a screenshot of the page and a copy of the Telemachus folder in KSP?
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hey y'all, have some bad news. I busted my leg up pretty bad a week ago and that's cut down the amount of programming time I have available. I can review basic PRs and that, but it might take me a bit longer to respond to more in-depth questions. Thanks for understanding, and I'm going to get better ASAP so I can get 1.6 out the door! Interesting idea! Have you tried Ngrok? That's what I use and it works relatively well, but you'll have to set the "host-header" parameter like so: ngrok http 8085 -host-header="localhost:8085" using the camera endpoint via Ngrok is currently busted, that's one thing I'll have to fix before I release 1.6
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Hrm, it looks like the .NET framework isn't able to setup the server, this looks like it might be an issue with your network adapter or DNS configuration? I'm not 100% sure to be honest, this is the first time someone's run into a problem like this, and Telemachus is using the built-in .NET server libraries for versatility.
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Yeah, this sounds like a good idea! I dug into the code some, and found some relevant classes: http://docuwiki-kspapi.rhcloud.com/#/classes/VesselTripLog?scrollTo=LogF http://docuwiki-kspapi.rhcloud.com/#/classes/FlightLog http://docuwiki-kspapi.rhcloud.com/#/classes/FlightLogger Actually, calling `FlightLogger.fetch.eventLog` returns the text seen in the Kerbal Mission log, which is close, but I think the API response should have the MET and message separately in a JSON object, like so: [{"met":12345, "message": "Liftoff!"}, ...] That would make it easier to filter the mission log when you get the API result. However, I'm short on time lately, but if you'd like to take a stab at it I'd be more than happy to review a PR for it. Cheers, Cannon
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Woah! Is that the new Live Camera Feed I see on the left screen?!
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