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Can't really read it otherwise.
In space, a pitch angle doesn't make much sense, as there is no reference to pitch to.
In planetary gravity, I believe the reference is sea level altitude.
@Whiplash141, let me know if I'm wrong about that.
If the target indicator, the symbol in the center of the screen is in the blue section, I am pitching up according to the planetary reference. 0 to 90 degrees, as indicated by the numbers on the edges of the blue section.
If the target indicator, is in the black, I am pitching down according to the planetary reference. 0 to -90 degrees, as indicated by the numbers on the edges of the black section.
The line between blue and black sections can be used to visualize roll angle.
The up arrow symbol near the target indicator indicates directional velocity, and can be used to visualize yaw and pitch as well.
Have used this with both.
Both scripts already give me a bearing, having all directional info on one display if possible would be great.
I imagine a non radial compass at the top, or a small radial compass in one of the bottom corners of the display, with config options to turn those parts of the display on or off.
Thanks for the great script, much better than the OEM (KSH) supplied alternative. :-)
I confirm, strange but true, it's broken since last update
or 100M from the ground? or is it based on different factors?
See step 3. Anything with text screens can have this on it.
These 3d arrow heads make me think thered be a good way to implement a locked target's orientation and velocity being displayed on a screen.
Show XYZ axes in gravity=True
We have:
Show XYZ axes in space=True
Please add:
Show XYZ axes in gravity=False
That way, we would be able to force it to show the XYZ axes in gravity, so we know how fast we're moving in each direction.
Maybe also add an option to see speeds for each of the 3 axis, for the XYZ view.
i.e.
X: 33.40
Y: 0.04
Z: 6.90
Rewrote config processing to support this. Use version 1.12.2+ and set Acceleration display mode to G_force in the custom data of the programmable block.
Sorry for premature question. Thank's