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Mars Bleu a écrit:Mon appareil favori pour l'instant est le Ravenstar pour la banlieue terrestreet le vol atmosphérique. Il est trop juste en Lox pour l'interplanétaire.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------# Sample XR2 Ravenstar Configuration Override File## This is an example of how to override any or all default XR configuration# values for a given XR vessel. Each XR vessel in a scenario file checks for # a corresponding .xrcfg file with the same name as the vessel name. For example:## In the scenario file:# XR2-EXAMPLE:XR2Ravenstar# STATUS Landed Earth# POS -80.683114 28.597734# ...## On load, the vessel named "XR2-EXAMPLE" above will look for an override file# named "Config\XR2-EXAMPLE.xrcfg". If found, any values specified in the xrcfg# file will override (replace) the default configuration values. For more information,# refer to the section titled "Configuring Your XR Vessel" in the XR Flight Operations# Manual. ## Any values altered will take effect immediately the next time a scenario is loaded.## NOTE: any or all configuration settings present in the default XR configuation file may # also be specified in an override (.xrcfg) file. The ones show below are just a few# for the purpose of an example. Here we modify the configuration for an Earth-to-Mars # trip: ISP and LOX, plus APU fuel burn rate for good measure.#--------------------------------------------------------------------------[GENERAL]#--------------------------------------------------------------------------# Main Fuel ISP ("Specific Impulse") setting. This determines how much # main/hover/rcs fuel is burned each second for a given thrust level.# Higher settings allow longer flights without refueling. Remember to # update the 'LOXLoadout' value later in this file as well so the crew will# have enough oxygen for the mission!## NOTE: The 'Expert' setting (0) is tuned so that you will need to use your SCRAM engines# efficiently during ascent to LEO ("Low Earth Orbit").# ISP values for each level are shown in [brackets].# 0 = Expert (ISS Only w/expert use of SCRAM engines and expert deorbit/landing) [13943]# 1 = Realistic (ISS Only) [20914]# 2 = Default (ISS and Moon) [25962]# 3 = Medium (ISS and Moon w/reserve) [32981]# 4 = Stock DG (Moon w/large reserve; this is the original stock DG setting) [40000]# 5 = Big (Mars) [52922]# 6 = Huge (Jupiter+) [366251]# 7 = Massive (Jupiter+ w/full payload) [476127]## The default value is 2 (ISS and Moon).## NOTE: You can also override this global setting for a given scenario by setting a value for it in your scenario file; # Refer to the scenario file named "Configuration File Override Example 2.scn" for an example.#--------------------------------------------------------------------------MainFuelISP=5#--------------------------------------------------------------------------# LOX (Liquid Oxygen) loadout setting. This determines the maximum duration of a mission without # replenishing the LOX tanks. Times listed assume a full crew (14 crew members); reducing the # number of crew members will increase the maximum mission duration accordingly.## Increasing this value will increase the LOX loaded into the ship. The mass value# displayed for each setting assumes a LOXConsumptionRate (the parameter following this one)# of 4 (realistic: 100% of normal). To reduce the LOX mass required for a long mission,# leave LOXConsumptionRate set to its default value of -1 (AUTO), or set it it 0 (OFF) or 1 (very low).## Valid options (duration assumes full crew of 14):# 0 = 7 days ( 182 kg)# 1 = 14 days ( 364 kg)# 2 = one month ( 792 kg)# 3 = three months ( 2374 kg)# 4 = six months ( 4746 kg)# 5 = one year ( 9489 kg)# 6 = two years (18975 kg)# 7 = three years (28462 kg)# 8 = four years (37948 kg)# 9 = five years (47438 kg)## The default value is 1 (14 days).#--------------------------------------------------------------------------LOXLoadout=5#--------------------------------------------------------------------------# LOX (Liquid Oxygen) consumption setting. This determines how much oxygen is consumed# by the crew for a given length of time. This setting determines the LOX mass required for a # given mission duration; i.e.,## LOX mass loaded = LOXLoadout x LOXConsumptionRate# # WARNING: setting this value to other than 0 (AUTO) or 1 (very low) may result in a significant mass increase # when LOXLoadout is set for a long mission duration (e.g., one year or longer).## For example, with a LOXLoadout of 5 (one year), the actual LOX loaded would be:# 4 (realistic) = 3389 kg (100% of normal)# 3 (medium) = 2542 kg (75% of normal)# 2 (low) = 1695 kg (50% of normal)# 1 (very low) = 848 kg (25% of normal)# 0 (OFF) = 100 kg (mass is fixed)# -1 (AUTO) = 848 kg (varies between 100% and 12.5% of normal depending on LOXLoadout.)## Valid options are:# -1 = AUTO (Recommended; varies between 100% and 12.5% of normal depending on LOXLoadout.)# 0 = NONE (oxygen consumption DISABLED)# 1 = very low (25% of normal)# 2 = low (50% of normal)# 3 = medium (75% of normal)# 4 = realistic (100% of normal)## The default value is -1 (AUTO).## NOTE: You can override this global setting for a given scenario by setting a value for it in your scenario file; # Refer to the scenario file named "Configuration File Override Example 2.scn" for an example.#--------------------------------------------------------------------------LOXConsumptionRate=4############################################################################ END OF FILE###########################################################################
gagarine2004 a écrit:... et là je me suis dit pourquoi pas une essai comparatif?Comme pour les Bagnoles...Il y aura des Pour et des Contre...
SolarLiner a écrit:Après les puristes préfèreront le XR2 et son "ultradétaillé" système de dommages.
J'ai aussi fini en mille morceaux avant d'arriver en orbite
jmb52 a écrit:Un très beau vaisseau , un grand merci et bravo à son concepteur DanSteph.
Carcharodon a écrit:Ou même pour simuler un vol très spécifique en préparation du même vol avec un autre engin.exemple : c'est en apprenant avec le DGIV que j'ai optimisé mes procédures de vol vers la lune (sol/sol) avant de passer au ravenstar.
ormis la mise en orbite
ses pilotes automatiques permettent des règlages plus fins
la seule chose qu'il faut gèrer c'est l'APU.
Après, pour les longs voyages, ça reste du kiff kiff. Il faut juste faire les bons règlages dans le fichier de config.