Rich

Find where the Telemachus part is loaded in the debug log, and you should see several address: 127.0.0.1 is your local address which can only be used on the machine running KSP. In order to access Telemachus from another machine on your Local Area Network, you will require the address of the form 192.168.xxx.xxx.

Try www.kerbalmaps.com

I consider the OP close enough to asking for a release date, and therefore a rules breach. Closing the thread.

Going underground for a bit to work on Telemachus 2.0 using web sockets. Not sure what would be causing this.

It's the 11th Doctor.

Testium: A purple coloured resource of density 0.3, which seems to have been used for testing the resource system.

The problem is on my end, as the "off" signal needs to be sent before decoupling. I should probably send this automatically on a decouple rather than relying on the user to terminate it.

No worries ; I am also up to my ears in stuff. In the mean time I have been thinking about ways to improve the API, as it is a little inefficient at the moment (specifically for requirements involving GUI state).

This sounds like a performance issue within the web server, so I think it is time for that optimisation that I also had planned.

Close due to this thread being a rules violation. 2.2 Forbidden content f. Conspiracy theories

Close due to this thread being a rules violation. 2.2 Forbidden content f. Conspiracy theories

The piece of code which detects the switch is the biggest pile of rubbish I have ever created, and does need updating to use the new events SQUAD added in the previous update.

Quick dev release (1.4.5.0), which includes a simple voice control demo. Cameras are the next experimental feature I am going to polish up and release, however that will probably be after I include my planned API extension. hmm, does the scale not reset when you refresh the page? If not I will look into this issue promptly.

That has been fixed in my current dev build, along with the dynamic pressure error. I am hoping to get this build out later today.

I believe it was an overflow error in one of the variables.

Thread already exists http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/showthread.php/38609-Major-Proton-launch-failure

Not so much of a bug, but more of a current limitation that devices must have an Internet connection. This error occurs because some of the JavaScript the pages rely on (Google graphs API) is served from external content distribution networks. I am slowly moving towards serving all JavaScript locally, which will allow devices without an internet connection to work.

Which definition of derivative works are you using? My understanding indicates that mods are not derivative works, because they do not modify the original source (only extend).

It would require additional code in order to support all in one sensors. I plan to add this information. Planned. If you know some JavaScript, then you can build your own graphs easily. I have yet to develop a logging strategy which I am happy to release. Good idea, I will add the list of available IPs to the information page.

Moved ..........

The KGSS isn't dead, as its core goal is still alive and well. That is the desire to enrich the scientific content of the KSP.

There is the dynamic pressure bug! (dataSources.vessel.atmDensity * 0.5) [COLOR=#ff0000]+[/COLOR] Math.Pow(dataSources.vessel.srf_velocity.magnitude, 2) That 'plus' should be a 'multiply'. Thanks again for reporting this, and it has been fixed for the next release

Well that certainly doesn't sound right; Thanks for the report, I will check it out

This forum is not the place for such discussions, therfore I am closing the thread.

It was removed from the KSP network due to copyright issues, so please do not post redistribution links.