Rich

This is a known bug caused by the map systems use of @2x images in some cases. Are you using the version of Telemachus from the Spaceport or the development build? As I have tried to implement a fix for this bug in the development release (this is available from the OP). I am currently hoping to find a web developer to create a new interface for me , as I suck at web design.

Impressive ; I always enjoy seeing/hearing about what people have done with Telemachus. Keep up the good work on the interface!

You can use port forwarding on your Internet facing router to access Telemachus remotely. However, I make no claims as to the security of Telemachus so using a VPN is probably a better idea for long term use.

There are no plans, but there is no reason why it could not be built by another individual. It is certainly possible to do, but as you say, there are more important features that I would like to add first (Information to allow for docking and better pitch/yaw/roll values are currently top of my list).

The KSP forums are not the place to discuss such matters, so please find a more appropriate forum off site.

Let's keep the discussion productive and friendly guys and gals .

Still, it is strange why the open link button didn't work, it will be using 127.0.0.1:8085, so I would recommend trying 192.168.1.128:8085

I found this in the debug log: If those do not work, then try specifying the IP and the port manually in the configuration file.

Hassepossu, Please can you post your output log to pastebin or similar; either way, the error message should display when KSP attempts to load the Telemachus parts.

I welcome any kind of support/contributions on the web development side of Telemachus.

This is certainly possible.

Issues: 1) The "Body not implemented" popup should not be showing where it did. 2) I saw a Google graphs error (the small red dialog). 3) The constant (and annoying) disconnecting of the antenna which was clearing the Fuel and Oxidiser graph.

I was keeping quiet while collecting information on bugs and easy features which might help out any subsequent streams, and as it happens I saw a few issues which I need to investigate. I'll drop by if you do another stream in the future.

Not yet, as I am still mainly working on stability (as this concerns me greatly). I did watch some of your stream so I am hoping to push out a quick release later today adding a readout for the throttle level, and resource information for the current stage.

Updated for KSP 0.21

Just because you can use a version control system to keep your mods updated doesn't meant that you should. As Majiir already stated, storing binary files in a version control repository is a crap idea. As the internal layout of a binary is not amenable to delta based storage, and thus causes the size of the repository to increase rapidly. In addition to this, it excludes any users who are not technically savvy enough to employ version control software for updating. There are better, more general solutions in the mix, which will emerge as the KSP Network (specifically the SpacePort) and Modding Support (the recent addition of System.IO) both mature.

Gotcha It is possible to draw ground track lines, and I definitely want to add them

I am not familiar with the complete functionality of the ModuleManager plugin; does this add rudimentary integration into RemoteTech?

Please check out my KSP modification (link in signature), if you would like an example input/output API for KSP.

Since you are using C++, I would advise libcURL for accessing the Telemachus API. I have provided an example API call below for reading the current vessels pitch. http://127.0.01:8055/telemachus/datalink?a=n.pitch

All this is possible, but I lack time to expose all this juicy information right now . That and I am not really happy with the way the API works.

The link to the application has been removed from the OP. This link may be reinstated when the appropriate source code is made available.

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We have no room for conspiracy theories on this forum. Closing thread.

Plugins are written in C#. I welcome that you will put my mission control to shame, as I lack the time to do an 8 monitor setup right now. Google chrome is the only fully supported browser, but given there is an iOS version, I see no major issues. I have already conducted a short mission with the link running from the UK to the USA, so it certainly works using an external IP.