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Tiniest GPS Autopilot (Bearing, Steering & Distance) with function blocks

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Vehicles: Vehicle, Exploration, Technical, Subassembly

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The tiny package for "all" your navigational needs.

Output connections are marked with color:

blue = Distance output
orange = Steering output (-1 to 1)
green = bearing (0-360 degrees)

Kudos to krail for coming up with a better solution for the compass.
The logic itself now needs only 3x3x2 blocks.

There is also a slightly less compact but easier to understand version of this available here:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1446266904

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Tajin [skapare] 13 jan @ 18:34

This was before microcontrollers were added to the game, I'm pretty sure it still works but there is very little reason to still use it.

BOT kowealc 13 jan @ 15:30

Doesn't work now

BasicFrog 17 jun, 2019 @ 16:08

I ended up not using it

BasicFrog 17 jun, 2019 @ 12:16

can i use this in a plane that i will be uploading?

Swift 30 jan, 2019 @ 6:41

This is pretty neat, got a strange issue though - I've plugged it into a boat, and I've found that it can turn left towards a target just fine, but when it tries to turn right it can't manage to turn hard enough, so it sails past targets far to the left and slowly circles them at a distance. Any idea what might cause that?

Tajin [skapare] 12 jan, 2019 @ 6:26

People usually wire those to displays in their cockpit so they can see it.