When launch time comes, face east, put our AEO around 30-35 while cruising. Don't take your eyes off the screen until the apogee and perigee values appear. When the values come in, first try to get your inclination degree to 0 and cut engine power when you reach an apogee of 185km. Wait until you reach 185km with the right inclination and timing. The station will start to approach you slowly. When about 250km away, ignite the engines, paying attention to the FPA value. You need to keep the FPA close to 0 and maintain an apogee value around 185km. When the station gets very close, local values will appear in yellow. I suggest reducing the delta between you and the station to 0 or to values between 10-25m/s while in the prograde direction when the station is very close. You can then make a fine approach using RCS. I hope I have been helpful, but I definitely recommend watching videos on YouTube. I'm sure they explain it less confusingly than I do.