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# The initial stage appears to last 0.1 second longer than the entered time. If stage 0 is a forward launch, you can simply reduce the Flight Time to get calculated values to work (example: 0.9 sec flight time with a 33 ft/sec launch speed will give you a stationary platform for the next stage). | # The initial stage appears to last 0.1 second longer than the entered time. If stage 0 is a forward launch, you can simply reduce the Flight Time to get calculated values to work (example: 0.9 sec flight time with a 33 ft/sec launch speed will give you a stationary platform for the next stage). | ||
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Revision as of 21:01, 20 January 2014
Mortar Interface
When you click on the mortar, you'll bring up 12 stages with the following options. Stage 0 is launched from the mortar; stages 1-11 are launched from another stage which you specify.
- Launch From
- The parent of the current stage. Not available for the first stage.
- Flight Time
- How long this stage will live. Range: 0.1 to 99.9 seconds
- Rockets
- The number of rockets to use per repetition. Used for rings, fans, omnis and random. Range: 1 to 4000
- Direction
- The direction that the rocket is launched from the parent: Forward, Backward, Pitch Up, Pitch Down, Yaw Right, Yaw Left, Ring, Fan, Omni, Random.
- Launch Speed
- The speed of the rocket when it is first launched from its parent stage. Range: 0 to 6500 ft/sec
- Launch Roll
- Rotates the rocket around its forward axis. This is a one time rotation at the moment of launch and not a rotation over time. Range: -360 to 360 degrees
- Thrust Forward
- The acceleration on the rocket in the forward direction. Range: -300 to 300 ft/sec^2 (Note: Negative thrust can give you some strange and fun results as the speed reaches 0 and the rocket then endlessly flips over).
- Thrust Pitch Up
- The acceleration on the rocket in the vertical (z-axis) direction relative to the orientation of the rocket. Range: -300 to 300 ft/sec^2
- Thrust Yaw Right
- The acceleration on the rocket horizontal (left-right or y-axis) direction relative to the orientation of the rocket. Range: -300 to 300 ft/sec^2
- Launch Reps
- Launch another set of rockets every N seconds, where N is total time of the parent stage divided by the number of repetitions. Range: 1 to 250
- Launch Offset
- The delay after the parent's launch before this stage is launched. Effectively reduces the total time for repetitions mentioned above by the value specified here. Range: 0.0 to 99.9 seconds
- Star
- The type of star to use. Only lists stars that you currently have in your inventory. You must select a star type to launch or test. See Star Recipes for available types.
Notes
- Egypt appears to have a gravitational acceleration of -33.00 ft/sec^2.
- The initial stage appears to last 0.1 second longer than the entered time. If stage 0 is a forward launch, you can simply reduce the Flight Time to get calculated values to work (example: 0.9 sec flight time with a 33 ft/sec launch speed will give you a stationary platform for the next stage).
