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  1. NPT156
    Annoyed by having to do a bunch of unit conversions? Use the TWR calculator, which automatically converts the units for you. Write your weight and thrust in the units KSP uses and have it be calculated! Program coded in Python. https://onlinegdb.com/b8Vou_r5X Just press the green RUN button at the top!
  2. Wahgineer
    Its REALLY simple: Get D-V from a map or something. Then: New D-V= Old D-V × sqrt (rescale factor, or how many times bigger the resacle is than stock)) Ex: 3200m/s × sqrt (5) = 7,155m/s Happy rescaling!
  3. TJ179
    Hey, i have problems to calculate the right PhaseAngle with kOS. here my Script: function CurrentPhaseAngle{ parameter origin. parameter destination. set normal to origin:OBT:POSITION:NORMALIZED. set projected to VECTOREXCLUDE(normal,destination:POSITION). set result to VECTORANGLE(origin:POSITION, projected). if VDOT(VCRS(origin:POSITION, projected), normal) < 0 { return 360 - result. } else { return result. } } set currentPhase to CurrentPhaseAngle(Kerbin,Duna). print "CurrentPhaseAngle:"+ currentPhase. Result is i my example 90° to from Kerbin to Duna but transfer Window Planer says it's 119°. can someone help me ?
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