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Navball Mk3

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Vehicles: Air

Microcontrollers: Calculation, Navigation, Cockpit, Composite, Microcontroller

Tags: v1.14.3

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20 May @ 12:33am

20 May @ 10:34pm

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Description

This navball is my best yet and can look good on any monitor - you can just change the customisation properties! Compared to my Navball Mk2, This microcontroller is smaller, more effective, more flexible, and foregoes the need for wind sensors. You can even turn off the prograde markers if you only want a horizon!
As with the last model, this navball accounts for the distortion present in the astronomy sensor coordinate space, and is able to show the direction of a moving target as well as your prograde vector relative to it. Additionally, this navball is even more straightforward than the last to adapt for a plane! (the astronomy sensor has to be pointing in the same direction the vehicle points, with the big arrow either facing up for a plane or forward for a rocket)
Have fun flying!

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to my discord - @CoconudHotpocket

Warranty void if you are have stupid.

a good demo for space navigation that includes this navball, by Grimper
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3486188217

Please credit and link back if you use this navball in your own uploaded creations.

9 Comments

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TatianaJakovenko 13 Jun @ 5:57pm

bro so good, now i feel like i play KSP )))

Soupster 26 May @ 12:19pm

Heh, yeah maybe I'll get back to working on my one. Even if nobody uses it it's nice to say that I made it myself.

CoconudHotpocket [author] 26 May @ 3:10am

@Soupster
thanks for the comment, you inspired me to do a better job than both myself (twice over) and you. nothing like a little friendly competition for motivation

Soupster 25 May @ 11:41pm

I must say this looks eerily similar to my one I created a while back. On further inspection I see that yours is unique, and has more features that I was too lazy to implement, so well done.