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Due to the terrain introduced in Orbiter 2016, the launchpads used in NASSP (mainly LC-39 and LC-34) are not 100% flat. This has a bad effect on the prelaunch alignment of the IMU in the Instrument Unit. While launches from LC-39A only get a slightly higher orbital insertion error due to this, the misalignment on LC-34 is much more severe and effectively break Apollo 7 launches at the moment. To fix this issue the elevation maps of Orbiter 2016 have to be edited.
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I have completed my work on the elevation files for LC34 and LC39A/B. All that is needed now is a bit of testing and I think we can call this one done.
Due to the terrain introduced in Orbiter 2016, the launchpads used in NASSP (mainly LC-39 and LC-34) are not 100% flat. This has a bad effect on the prelaunch alignment of the IMU in the Instrument Unit. While launches from LC-39A only get a slightly higher orbital insertion error due to this, the misalignment on LC-34 is much more severe and effectively break Apollo 7 launches at the moment. To fix this issue the elevation maps of Orbiter 2016 have to be edited.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: