04:51 <discord-> l​pg. — When building a flight plan, there's a line (or pair of lines?) on the predicted path that indicates "where" the burn is. Am I understanding correctly that the indicator is placed where the burn _starts_? (so if I want to burn "around" Pe, I should expect the indicator to be somewhat before Pe?)

04:52 <discord-> n​eph. — Screenies? IIrc, there's a light pink line for the burns, and then dashed lines for the predicted trajectory in a flight plan

04:54 <discord-> l​pg. — the light pink line is what I'm referring to

04:55 <discord-> l​pg. — (there's also a perpendicular cyan line, and I would guess a 3rd line in the prograde direction that's not generally visible)

04:57 <discord-> n​eph. — Ah, those are the tanget/normal/binormal vector indicators

04:57 <discord-> n​eph. — Ah, those are the tangent/normal/binormal vector indicators (edited)

04:57 <discord-> A​cer_Saccharum. — that's the coordinate system your burn is plotted in

04:57 <discord-> A​cer_Saccharum. — that's the coordinate system your burn is input in (edited)

04:58 <discord-> A​cer_Saccharum. — there should be a tan line that is your trajectory during the burn

04:58 <discord-> A​cer_Saccharum. — (I think it's tan, but I might not remember correctly)

04:59 <discord-> l​pg. — the question is _where_ does that indicator get put?

04:59 <discord-> A​cer_Saccharum. — the start of the burn

18:28 <_whitenotifier-cd19> [Principia] eggrobin opened pull request #2329: Separate the nominal recurrence from OrbitGroundTrack - https://git.io/JeYiK

22:09 <_whitenotifier-cd19> [Principia] eggrobin reviewed pull request #2327 commit - https://git.io/JeY1R

23:08 <_whitenotifier-cd19> [Principia] eggrobin synchronize pull request #2329: Separate the nominal recurrence from OrbitGroundTrack - https://git.io/JeYiK