Space Shuttle Launch Sequence (Part 1)

The last launch of space shuttle Endeavour (STS-134), from T-09:00 through ET separation using Orbiter Space Flight Simulator 2006P1 and STS Payloads 2.01.

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[Sony1995forever]

is this the astragon space shuttle simulator?

[apollosaturn5]

@Sony1995forever No, is Orbiter Space Flight Simulator version 2006P1 (old version). The 2010 with the 2010P1 patch is the lates version. But, the launch effects you see here don't work with the lates version.

[apollosaturn5]

@Sony1995forever By the way, this simulator is perhaps the most realistic when it comes to physics. Docking with the ISS or going to the Moon is a challenge in real life and so it is on this simulator. In other games you might get a pretty spacecraft or flick some switches, but on this sim you get a visceral feeling of how objects behave in space. This is the closets you're going to get to space without leaving your room.

[apollosaturn5]

@Android359x I used STS Payloads 20.1 and Space Shuttle Fleet 4.3, plus I added sound suppression water. I upgraded the H2 burn off sparks, SSME and SRB launch pad steam, SSMEs' exhaust, and the SRBs' contrail. If you look at "The Launch of STS-1" you will see SRBs with higher detail, brown SRB smoke contrail (which I think looks more realistic), and I improved the countdown sound (It has natural launch pad noise and the orbiter's APUs starting in sequence at T-5 minutes).

[imgoodwithsilage]

did you make it back in 1 pice