Docking Computer

OK, thanks. Ist this correct.
1. Start a Rocket/ Module with the Docking Programm.
2. Start the second Crafts, and meet in the orbit

@HorusSpace As far as I remember, only the controlled craft needs the program, but the targeted craft needs its docking port to be aligned to its center of mass, so putting it on its nose cone, for example gives the best results.

hi, I have a question, I'm now in career mode so far that I should do docking. Question is: does only one rocket have to be equipped with the Docking Vizzy program or both rockets / modules?

@GoldenShadowGS oh, Thanks Dude, Appreciate it

@SpaceTrebuchet What?

@GoldenShadowGS haha nice try you’re still getting burnt at the stake

@MrLiberator F9, I think, to take photos. Then you can choose it when uploading.

How do you take photos like this then use them for uploads?

@HorizonsTechnologies I'd like to, but there isn't a known method to get the roll value of the other craft. I would need to have 2 parts selected at the same time on the other craft, which is not possible.

@GoldenShadowGS What if you managed to make the code roll with the target like that crazy stunt Cooper did in "Interstellar?"

@SpaceTrebuchet Its just math. The stuff you thought you would never need in real life is the MVP here.

vizzy is just witchcraft at this point

Well done!

@ChuckNotChunk Is the docking port aligned to the X axis, then yes. This won't work if the docking port is not aligned to the center of mass. I create a vector from the center of mass to the selected part.

Can this dock with a craft that spins at its x-axis?