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- ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket 23. 09 is now available for download
ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket 23 09 is now available for download neil_w Nov 16, 2023 Help Support Rocketry Forum:
- ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket 24. 12 beta 1 is now available for download
The OpenRocket team is pleased to release the first public beta for OpenRocket 24 12 Standard caveats for beta releases apply: we have no known outstanding bugs, but once it gets wider usage issues may crop up, which will be fixed for the final release In the meantime, please give it a spin
- ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket 24. 12 Final is now available for download
The OpenRocket team is pleased to announce the final release of version 24 12 NOTE FOR WINDOWS USERS: As of this writing, the Windows installer is not yet whitelisted by Microsoft, so you might have to negotiate some extra security warnings before using the program
- OpenRocket. . . The Tutorial (A first time users guide to creating OR . . .
Useful Links: K'Tesh's OpenRocket Nosecone Tutorial K'Tesh's OpenRocket Nosecone Library Next, we'll add the engine mount First an Internal tube, and from our references, we know it's dimensions So, we click on the tube it's going to go into (or in this case the one it is glued into first), and select the appropriate part from the database
- Help Adding or Updating a motor file in OpenRocket.
To add a motor to OpenRocket: download the motor data file – for the motor above it's in eng format create a 'my motors' folder in your documents folder (you can name it anything you'd like) go to Preferences > General and look for User-defined thrust curves in the middle of the dialog box click the Add button to the right of the current location of user-defined files navigate to your
- OpenRocket Tutorial: All about multi-selection - Rocketry Forum
Introduction It has come to my attention that many (most?) OR users are unaware of what can be done with multi-selection (or more concisely, "multi-select") in the recent releases And so here is a quick tutorial about how it works and what you can do with it in the latest versions of
- HOW TO Add a motor to OpenRocket - Rocketry Forum
So I added a eng file to the C:\\\\ \\OpenRocket\\ThrustCurves folder I also tried the Edit-Preferences-Options and Add Users Thrust Curve It says "Changes will take effect the next time you start OpenRocket " so I close the program and reopen No Joy The motor isn't in the available
- ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket 24. 12 beta 1 is now available for download
Replies 4 Views 1K Dec 14, 2023 bad_idea ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket version 22 02 Final is now available for download neil_w Feb 8, 2023 Rocketry Electronics Software 3 4 5 Replies 127 Views 13K May 29, 2023
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