Good Morning

[Bellaby]

Hello Kerbanauts, I thought I should make some sort of hello post before too long, so here goes;

Hello.

Well I think that went swimmingly

p.s. is there a method to measure degrees, or derive them, of the angle between two space craft who are both in circular orbits around the same object. Since I can\'t think how and its making rendezvous quite difficult. I\'d prefer a method without addons/plugins but if thats the only way it\'d work then ok.

[Guest]

Happy launchings!

Arr,

Captain Kerbalnaut

Community manager

Ignore the imposters.

[Capt'n Skunky]

Welcome to the KSP Forums!

Happy Launching!

Arrr!

Capt\'n Skunky

KSP Community Manager

[Trekkin]

p.s. is there a method to measure degrees, or derive them, of the angle between two space craft who are both in circular orbits around the same object. Since I can\'t think how and its making rendezvous quite difficult. I\'d prefer a method without addons/plugins but if thats the only way it\'d work then ok.

The only ways I know involve too much math to be useful in game. You\'d have to calculate relative speed of the faster object to the slower one (as a fraction of the orbital distance over time), relative altitude, and that\'d give you a relation of angle over time via trig.

[spike8760]

welcome! happy launches!

[Bellaby]

The only ways I know involve too much math to be useful in game. You\'d have to calculate relative speed of the faster object to the slower one (as a fraction of the orbital distance over time), relative altitude, and that\'d give you a relation of angle over time via trig.

Thanks trekkin, i\'ll bear that in mind.