Attitude Modes
When the direction has a name, use the named mode. KSA keeps tracking it while you orbit and time-warp. No quaternion math. The onboard computer gets to do its job. Good kitty.
echo Prograde > /sim/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modeecho Retrograde > /sim/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modeecho RadialIn > /sim/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_mode
# Release the automatic hold.echo manual > /sim/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modecurl -X POST --data 'Prograde' http://127.0.0.1:4242/v1/fs/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modecurl -X POST --data 'Retrograde' http://127.0.0.1:4242/v1/fs/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modecurl -X POST --data 'RadialIn' http://127.0.0.1:4242/v1/fs/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modecurl -X POST --data 'manual' http://127.0.0.1:4242/v1/fs/vessels/active/ctl/attitude_modeattitude_mode is solver-phase, so expect it to take effect on the next solver step, about 10 Hz.
ctl/attitude_frame selects the reference frame for modes that use one. The attitude reference
lists every accepted token.
For a custom direction, later use Point at parent. First, learn to wait on the simulation’s clock.
Next: Wait in sim timeMake a program wait through warp and pause without guessing at wall-clock seconds.