Need Help with Mechjeb, Phase angles.

[rowns]

Hi all,

I need help, i did already ask in the add on section, but nobody answer so i hope that this is going to be better plss watch this thread:http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/showthread.php/46772-Need-Help-with-Mechjeb-Phase-angles?p=603459#post603459

Greetings Rowns.

Edited August 20, 2013 by rowns
Answered

[Johnno]

Give it some time, you've only waited two hours.

[Karmacoma]

check this site out should explain it for you

http://ksp.olex.biz/

[rowns]

I know that website but im searching that thing Scott Manley use in his Video.

[Karmacoma]

ahh sorry i misunderstood what you wanted, in the scott manley vid is the old mechjeb, assuming you are using the one for .21 the phase angle screen i'snt there anymore (as far as i can find anyway). Target the planet when you are on the launchpad and on the maneuver planner click transfer to planet this will set a node up showing you how long you need to warp till you get an intercept angle, launch just before and your be there or there a bouts, i think there may be a way todo it on the ascent but never bothered to work it out.

[Rhomphaia]

I Replied to your other thread.

As I said there Karmacoma is correct that the Phase angles screen is not in the new mechjeb. Instead you have to add that info to a custom info window.

There are two ways to do it. one is to use "target planet phase angle" from the target options, this will show you the phase angle between the planet you are currently orbiting and any planet you set as a target.

The other way is "all planet phase angles" which will show a list the phase angles between the planet you are orbiting and all the others.

[SirYates]

Pretty sure what you saw Scott using was Protractor, not Mechjeb, a handy little tool that tells you the phase angles for the various bodies.

[Karmacoma]

I Replied to your other thread.

As I said there Karmacoma is correct that the Phase angles screen is not in the new mechjeb. Instead you have to add that info to a custom info window.

There are two ways to do it. one is to use "target planet phase angle" from the target options, this will show you the phase angle between the planet you are currently orbiting and any planet you set as a target.

The other way is "all planet phase angles" which will show a list the phase angles between the planet you are orbiting and all the others.

ahh thats where its hiding! thanks for that, more info to clutter up my screen with think i'm going to have to actually make 1 custom window tab with all the info i need in it instead of having loads open.

[Rhomphaia]

I just need to stop being so lazy and actually rename them and delete the ones I don't need anymore. I end up having to open a dozen or so "Custom Info Window"s before I find the one I want.

[rowns]

Hi thank you all, it works now thanks to Rhomphia.