How do I use the numbers on the Romfarer Docking Camera?

[Dr Grugon]

when the docking camera is active and the proper target is selected there are a bunch of new numbers displayed. I cannot seem to find what the numbers mean or how to use them.

I am pretty sure that one set is the angles that the docking craft is from teh target. but i'm not so sure about the others.

Any help would be appreciated.

Edited August 20, 2013 by Dr Grugon

[blizzy78]

The numbers on the docking camera means the following:

̉ۡX: Angular velocity of the vessel in the horizontal direction (yaw)

̉ۡY: Angular velocity of the vessel in the vertical direction (pitch)

̉ۡZ: Angular velocity of the vessel in the roll direction

v: Total relative velocity

vX: Relative velocity in the horizontal direction (red cross)

vY: Relative velocity in the vertical direction (red cross)

°X: Angular displacement along the horizon (white cross)

°Y: Angular displacement along the vertical (white cross)

°Z: Angular displacement, roll (red triangle)

d: Distance to target. If locked, distance to target docking port. If not locked, distance to what the stipled cross hits.

dX: Distance from stipled cross to target docking port along the horizon.

dY: Distance from stipled cross to target docking port along the vertical.

(source: http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/lazor-docking-cam/)

[Dr Grugon]

I was able to actually line up and dock! thanks!