Andy Ross wrote:
Sent: 12 August 2004 19:58
To: FlightGear developers discussions
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] Spitfire - new release
OK, Melchior helped to debug this via chat while I was
working on cell phone UI bugs at work. :)
It turns out to have been a pair of typos in
Erik Hofman asked:
Sent: 12 August 2004 18:00
To: FlightGear developers discussions
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] terrasync and terrain/scenery
Vivian Meazza wrote:
Then windsocks and radio towers will magically appear in Europe. Or
anyway, they do for me :-).
Are you sure
I wonder what would happen if some unaware pilot cuts the cable of an
actively used cable railway in the Alps because of the lack of
information.
He he...
You mean like the US air force a few years ago?
Peter
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Peter L wrote:
I wonder what would happen if some unaware pilot cuts the cable of an
actively used cable railway in the Alps because of the lack of
information.
He he...
You mean like the US air force a few years ago?
Was it the USAF? I couldn't remember anymore, just that it happened..
Erik
Was it the USAF? I couldn't remember anymore, just that it happened..
Actually, marines. Very unfortunate accident in clear weather in 1998 in
Italy. US marine training flight, the plane returned with some damage.
The route was a well used one, but it appears they flew lower than normal.
* Peter L -- Saturday 14 August 2004 05:14:
Was it the USAF? I couldn't remember anymore, just that it happened..
Actually, marines. Very unfortunate accident in clear weather in 1998 in
Italy. US marine training flight, the plane returned with some damage.
The route was a well used one,
Erik Hofman wrote:
Matevz Jekovec wrote:
Does terrasync download terrain only or scenery objects as well.
Because the current terrasync repository still has the old structure
IMO. (I set the terrasync root dir to fgfs/data/Scenery/Terrain to
get it work, but this doesn't include objects
* Matevz Jekovec -- Friday 13 August 2004 12:55:
Hm..., what about the Eiffel tower, Big Ben, English Parlament,
cathedrals, islam churches (sorry, I forgot how they are called :-( )?
mosque
Weren't they modeled yet?
It seems like we aren't enough developers for these. There are a few
Matevz Jekovec wrote:
Erik Hofman wrote:
Hm..., what about the Eiffel tower, Big Ben, English Parlament,
cathedrals, islam churches (sorry, I forgot how they are called :-( )?
Weren't they modeled yet?
There is a generic observatory model, but no database to place them
correctly. The rest of
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
He probably means the beacons. These are everywhere, along with the towers socks.
Has anyone ever seen beacons on a tall tower like that in real life?
Normally, I think, it's just on the roof of the control tower or another
airport building, and since people have to see it
That's a bit euphemistic. They flew lower than allowed, against clear
orders.
And the pilot filmed the whole thing to show off to his friends (IIRC).
Despite
killing 20(?) people the fines were AFAIK ridiculously low. He would have
sat a few years in prison in most legal systems ...
Yeah, I
Jim Wilson wrote:
Ah...oh. H. What is the AIP? I hadn't read government into that
first posting at all, but maybe there was a typo. If it is the RAAF or Aussie
government in some form, this could be a serious problem for information on
the web, that goes a bit beyond this one data set.
* Peter L -- Saturday 14 August 2004 07:31:
That's a bit euphemistic.
Yeah, I was a bit more polite than normal. Just put it down to not knowing
you guys yet...
No problem. And I didn't want to make it sound as if you pardoned a criminal. :-)
I just wanted to make clear that this was *not*
In Oz, the AIP is available from www.Airservicesaustralia.com (a gov. body).
They sell the info, but you can also get the PDF's online under online
documents. To get electronic data, you have to buy it. The ERSA suppliments
are also there. ERSA it managed by the RAAF/Airservices.
Peter
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Greetings:
The July (!) issue of Back of the Envelope is up and linked from the main page of the
JSBSim web site, www.jsbsim.org. In this issue, Erik shares his experiences in creating
the flight model for the F-16. There is also an article about data output from JSBSim,
and
an in depth review
Matevz Jekovec wrote:
Hm..., what about the Eiffel tower, Big Ben, English Parlament,
cathedrals, islam churches (sorry, I forgot how they are called :-( )?
Weren't they modeled yet?
I have chimneys and cooling towers for a lot of the big UK power
stations - quite handy for navigation. The
Melchior FRANZ said:
* Peter L -- Saturday 14 August 2004 05:14:
Was it the USAF? I couldn't remember anymore, just that it happened..
Actually, marines. Very unfortunate accident in clear weather in 1998 in
Italy. US marine training flight, the plane returned with some damage.
Melchior FRANZ said:
* Peter L -- Saturday 14 August 2004 07:31:
That's a bit euphemistic.
Yeah, I was a bit more polite than normal. Just put it down to not knowing
you guys yet...
No problem. And I didn't want to make it sound as if you pardoned a
criminal. :-)
I just wanted to
Jon Berndt said:
Greetings:
The July (!) issue of Back of the Envelope is up and linked from the main
page of the
JSBSim web site, www.jsbsim.org. In this issue, Erik shares his experiences
in creating
the flight model for the F-16. There is also an article about data output
from JSBSim,
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* Matevz Jekovec -- Friday 13 August 2004 12:55:
Hm..., what about the Eiffel tower, Big Ben, English Parlament,
cathedrals, islam churches (sorry, I forgot how they are called :-(
)?
mosque
..close:
Erik Hofman wrote:
Vivian Meazza wrote:
AC3D seems to add the material colour to the texture
No, it's OpenGL that does this. With everything related to modeling you
have to take into account the possibilities and requirements of OpenGL,
and not that of your 3d modeler program.
To be
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