On 02.03.2012 00:29, jean pellotier wrote:
http://code.google.com/p/flightgear-bugs/issues/detail?can=2start=0num=100q=colspec=ID%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Summary%20Aircraft%20Milestonegroupby=sort=id=385#makechanges
It appear in my setup that adding a radar section in the
intrumentation.xml (or any name called by theinstrumentation field in
the -set.xml file) solve the bug, for all the planes tested (b1900d,
bo105, iar80, super constellation etc...)
radar
namewxradar/name
number0/number
/radar
- is there some clue why the radar can have such an impact?
- is it possible to add the radar section to the aircrafts in the base
package affected by the bug, or do we have to buy nvidia again?
See my comments at bug #385:
For some people, removing the instrumentation section from aircraft
fixes the issue (or renaming it, which is effectively the same).
Otherwise, adding even more stuff to the section, such as the radar also
seems to help.
This could be a timing issue, since people seeing the issue obviously
need to speed up or slow down the phase of initial aircraft loading.
We already know that FG doesn't receive a Window resize event when the
issue happens. But we don't know why this only happens with the ATI,
only with their driver versions 11.5 and above, and only on Windows.
One hope is that using a newer OSG library might fix the issue. The
latest OSG release is still 3.0.1, but there have been a number of fixes
to OSG, including the modules handling GraphicsWindows since. So, it'd
be interesting if someone seeing the issue tested FG the latest OSG
trunk version.
If this doesn't help, then it really takes someone using a debugger and
investigate what's happening to the resize event. In any case, randomly
adding or removing stuff to aircraft files isn't a solution. Of course,
it's ok for anyone to change things locally as a work-around, but
nothing acceptable for FG in general.
cheers,
Thorsten
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