Kinda proud of myself here....
This is the control panel for the Type-S I'm building.
Top row is power systems. The ship has 4 small fusion modules, two in the port bay and two starboard. There's panels for controling them on the port and starboard side of the top row. In the center is the controls for the batteries. The 85 and 99 are available power on the two power busses.
The master caution warning panel takes up much of the second row, along with the controls for the two M-drive modules
Third row is capacitor controls, primary life support, and empty panel that will eventually be the turret power controls, and the jump drive controls
Below that is enviornmental settings and backup life support
At the bottom is the part I was working on today - the DSKY and display
The DSKY is showing "Verb 06, Noun 36" which on the old Apollo was "Display Time". Register 1 (the line that starts with a 1 in a circle) is the last 4 digits of Unix timestamp. Register 2 is GMT hours,minutes, seconds. Register 3 is month and day.
The little box with the circle/cross on it way forward is a holoprojector. When you select a navigation point to fly to, it puts a 3D stream of dots in the direction of the destination. Just turn until it's pointed straight to the nose of the ship and you're good to go.
Note this thing is a flyable simulator: the buttons, switches, displays do things. The lower left corner with the 6 red buttons and the two graphic displays aren't working, yet.
This is the control panel for the Type-S I'm building.
Top row is power systems. The ship has 4 small fusion modules, two in the port bay and two starboard. There's panels for controling them on the port and starboard side of the top row. In the center is the controls for the batteries. The 85 and 99 are available power on the two power busses.
The master caution warning panel takes up much of the second row, along with the controls for the two M-drive modules
Third row is capacitor controls, primary life support, and empty panel that will eventually be the turret power controls, and the jump drive controls
Below that is enviornmental settings and backup life support
At the bottom is the part I was working on today - the DSKY and display
The DSKY is showing "Verb 06, Noun 36" which on the old Apollo was "Display Time". Register 1 (the line that starts with a 1 in a circle) is the last 4 digits of Unix timestamp. Register 2 is GMT hours,minutes, seconds. Register 3 is month and day.
The little box with the circle/cross on it way forward is a holoprojector. When you select a navigation point to fly to, it puts a 3D stream of dots in the direction of the destination. Just turn until it's pointed straight to the nose of the ship and you're good to go.
Note this thing is a flyable simulator: the buttons, switches, displays do things. The lower left corner with the 6 red buttons and the two graphic displays aren't working, yet.
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