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Also make sure you made a request to land and lowered your landing gear.
2. enter starport
3 deploy landing gear.
4. fly above your landing pad. (pad number should be in front of you
5. when the radar changes to a targeting screen, be sure your ship outline moves forward when your ship moves forward. if it moves backwards, you are positioned backwards on the pad.
6. desend within the center of the target. faster beeps mean you are closer
Also, on a orbital platform there is a pattern on the pad like a half-circle with a straight side. Land with the straight side on the right.
On a planetary base, there are two green lights indicating which you should be entering into the pad.
I forget about a station but I think it is the same as a platform.
Make sure you are trying to land on the correct pad (ask for landing permission and the control will tell you where to land).
Make sure your landing gear is down.
The only change is the way you request docking is a little difrent (dedicated button to the right of the contact list when the station is selected.)
Have you requested docking permission from the left panel?
the small circle('Compass') to upper left of the main 'radar' will show where the assigned landing pad is. (white means it is infront, darker means behind.)
Easiest way to land is to fly above the signed landing pad along the center spin axis of the station. (the compass dot will be bottom center, and just changed from light to dark.)
Deploy landing gear ( default bind kb/m is "L" key )
Then use the vertical thrusters (Default bind kb/m is 'R'=up and 'F'=down) to settle down on to the pad. Not the main spin axis of the station should match the center line of the ship. (the ship lands on skid of a sort.) (using the throttle and 'q'=left and 'e'=right thrusters may be needed to get the alignment just right. )
Note: You can only land at a low speed. If you are going too fast you will just sort of bounce out of the way, and not dock.
Also.
You need to try and get the small circle into the middle of the large circle. dead centre .
Then when you're centered on the pad well enough, the entire target will turn blue.
You can then descend to the pad and you're down.
Been a while since I played on the PC so I don't remember the default keys for up and down axis.
Problem is that deploying landing gear is mapped to B+down by default and B itself is mapped to boost, which is receipt to disaster. I remapped land.g. deployment to X+down and no more accidents since.
Didn't you have to give up looking at your SRV panel for that? I play the PS4 version and have the same problem with the mapping of the landing gear. I remapped it to the triangle + down replacing the hyperdrive which is already mapped to tapping the triangle. (would be the Y button on an Xbox controller)
It's odd that it duplicates some controls with the default mapping while leaving some things completly unmapped. Like the hud mode switch and access to the FFS. (which itself is completly unmapped)
Well, I purchased Horizons only recently and while I landed on planet I did not use SRV yet. But it seems SRV has its own section for control mapping so maybe it would not conflict.
Also I play VR so if it is for looking around I do it just by turning head, so don't need controls for that mapped.
Anyway I suppose other key combination can be found if X+down is necessary for something else. Just anything without "B" in it. Not sure about PS4 but on PC it recognises even 4 key combinations, not that it is very practical but I use A+B+X+Y for re-center VR view.