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Reading through my code I am horrified at my sins. The script picks the merge connector and rotor with the name tag "Drop Pod" that is closest to the programmable block at the time of detaching. Could it be that the closest was being selected from a different drop pod?
Am I doing something wrong, is there another setting I should be looking at?
It would be nice if you could add the main screen of the programmable block to the list of statusScreens by adding drop pod to the Programmable Block's name.
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For example if I see a better landing spot on the way down and want to pause the descent to make a little horizontal progress before touching down?
More thrust? haha
Are you sure you are not maxing out on power and overloading? Provided that you are not, the script should dynamically calculate how much stopping distance you need with the current thrust available.
You can also increase the altitudeSafetyCushion in the custom data to make it begin braking earlier.
Both.
Reduce shutdownTime to 0 and it will give you back control as soon as you land
I tried to do that over the timer the script can trigger but they remain override until i shut down script and set them back to manual.... no idea what i do wrong
Then i am not clear, does the script orient the pod to stop sidemotion with down thruysters or does it level the ship for landing too?
Because when i set it to not land but hover the ship starts to slowly roll... until i shut down script and switch gyros back to manual.
I got up to answer the door, leaving the game running, and then returned some time later and it then worked every time. Good, but it didn't explain why it hadn't worked before. So, I've spent most of the day since running diagnostics on my computer, because I am at a loss as to why. it didn't work before. I'm still lost, but glad it works. I managed to fix some small issues with my computer afterwards so it wasn't a total waste of time.