The new update is now available. The key new feature is the new FDAI (Flight Director Attitude Indicator), also known as a navball. Nicky worked this feature and he did a great job. The navball supports all the things you would expect along with maybe a few things you wouldn't expect. The default view gives you crucial attitude information and a view of the relevant markers such as velocity prograde, retrograde, etc.
The map button opens a map display with options to zoom in/out and also an option to toggle its rotation.
Here are the other highlights from this update. The full release notes can be found here.
* Updated to Unity 2019.3.15f1. This includes an update to the physics engine.
* Added additional navigation heading locks, such as radial and normal.
* Updated instrument panel to include battery and mono. Removed fuel bars from mobile throttle slider.
* Astronaut walk-speed on super-low-gravity planets has been increased, as has the speed that they get up when fallen over.
* No-longer enforcing minimum altitudes for warp modes.
* Changed primary font from Anita Semi Square to Roboto.
* Show filename and resolution of an image when selected in the texture picker / photo library dialog.
* Added button to take you back the title screen.
* Added a sound volume property to the cargo bay.
* Allow overriding yaw and pitch inputs while heading is locked to allow the player to make small adjustments.
* Allow searching by part ID in Search Parts flyout in designer.
* Default altitude to AGL mode.
* Hide flight view inspector by default when entering flight, but remember player's preference when re-entering flight scene.
* Added lighting/shading to equirectangular map generation when uploading planets.
* Added Nicky Pike to the credits.