Reentry has been updated to version 0.8!

Reentry has been updated to version 0.8! It's been a long one, but it does contain a lot of improvements, fixes, and new features:

Steam branching
The default public branch on Steam will always contain the latest release of Reentry. However, multiple new branches has been made:

alpha-floor: This is a dedicated branch for those who wish to try the latest alpha builds on Reentry. A dedicated alpha-build channel on Discord exist for discussions, testing rounds and feedback. The alpha-log can be found here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/882140/discussions/0/3118160027737663624/
old versions: As I release new builds to the default release branch, the old major builds will receive a dedicated branch so you can revert back to it if you wish. I created one for the 0.75 build now.

You can switch between branches on the BETAS tab on the games property page through Steam.

CSM and LM system changes and updates
A lot of effort has been made to fix major issues in the LM and the CSM, as well as the journey from Earth to the Moon, and back. For example, the Lunar Module radars, LGC Program Alarm, the CSM/LM Master Alarms, CSM Optics, TEI calculation logics fixes, changes to the T&D (S-IVB/LM and CSM docking) logic, and LM ascent/rendezvous fixes. The major issues around a mission starting from the pad to lunar landing has been solved too, such as going below the surface of the Moon, but balancing and deeper systems are still todo, such as the PTC maneuver, reactant balancing, ECS management++.

Apollo Mission Control Live
The first alpha-version of MOCR is released for public testing (as we did with MCC Live).
This means that many telelights, buttons, indicators and screens are missing, but will be iterated on in patches and updates going forward. The important thing here is the networking logic, as well as its use during testing sessions. MOCR will receive its main focus in version 1.1.

Saturn V Abort Modes
The preliminary implementation of abort modes has been added to the Saturn V, along with the procedures for them.

CSM System Failures
The Failure System has been added to Apollo, making it possible to trigger random failures, scripted failures and trigger failures from the Apollo Mission Control module. The main aspect here is the system itself, while more failures will be added as the project evolves.

New Cloud System
An experimental cloud system has been added and can optionally replace the existing cloud system. It has a slight 3D look to it, and corrects all the night side pixel artifacts. It does have some seams on the day side that needs more attention.

SPS Burn Tool updates
Radial burns are added to the SPS burn planner.

Optics
P52 now supports option 2. This will let you align the IMUs with the local vertical at a given time.

Lunar Module exterior update
The exterior of the Lunar Module has been updated with a more detailed and functional model. Some internal changes has been made too such as moving the STOP button and the protection of the STAGE FIRE sw.

Campaign IV: The End of the Decade
A new campaign exists where the focus is to fly a full mission from launch, to lunar landing, and back.

More Achievements
New achievements has been added:
- Campaign I
- Campaign II
- Campaign III
- Campaign IV
- One Small Step
- Lunar Landing
- Lunar Ascent & Docking

Mercury
New Atlas guidance logic and inclination modifications has been applied.

Challenges
A new challenge system has been added as an experiment, but if wanted, will host challenges where you receive a score based on how well you can do manual ascents, dockings, lunar landings etc. with Leaderboards. Currently, this system has one challenge: The Atlas Ascent challenge, where you need to manually insert the capsule into a target orbit.

Autosave/Quicksave
You can now enable autosave from Settings. This will automatically save states before planning burns etc. You can also bind a hotkey to perform quicksaves. It is not possible to save during powered maneuvers etc.

Cockpit Cursor is optional
The cockpit cursor is now optional and can be toggled from SETTINGS.

MOCR Operations manual
The draft of the MOCR operations manual has been released and describes most of the currently implemented features of the Apollo Mission Operations Control Room.

You can find the manual in the Academy or here: https://reentrygame.com/manuals