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  1. It's hard to name
    WARNING I use a language other than English I am using Google Translate Four days ago, my KSP suddenly started slow, start takes 50 minutes, no Mod and DLC My KSP version is 1.2.2
  2. Rory Yammomoto
    I have been developing a method to automatically calculate the orbital elements of a spacecraft with a Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus calculator. My script, which has been posted below, does not need (but can use) the apsides of an orbit to continue, operating on the Vis-Viva Equation. All that is needed is a reference altitude and velocity, the radius of the current body, and the Standard Gravitational Parameter of the current body. After only a week, the script has reached a high level of development, and can calculate Gilly's orbit with a 2%-13% error. As such, I feel it is ready for release and testing. Feel free to change the program however you feel, as I want this script to be the greatest external orbit calculator it can be. NEEDS: A Texas Instruments Zilog Z80-based calculator (or the means to emulate one) A way to transfer scripts to said calculator BOSH. Google Drive Link. Plain Text Code:
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