--- Ryan Kellar wrote:
snip
My
questions are is there a way to display a simultaneous panoramic view
using
the three computers each running an instance of FlightGear and if so,
Have a look at the I/O subsystem - there is a README.IO file somewhere in
the installation. You can write the
Ryan Kellar wrote:
I am new to using FlightGear and am currently working on a project
that involves a flight simulator with a Cessna cockpit and a screen
that is divided into 3 sections in sort of a wrap around(not fully,
but tilted to give a more panoramic view. Each board is displayed
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Ryan Kellar wrote:
I am new to using FlightGear and am currently working on a project
that involves a flight simulator with a Cessna cockpit and a screen
that is divided into 3 sections in sort of a wrap around(not fully,
but tilted to give a more panoramic view.
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Ryan Kellar wrote:
I am new to using FlightGear and am currently working on a project
that involves a flight simulator with a Cessna cockpit and a screen
that is divided into 3 sections in sort of a wrap around(not fully,
but tilted to give a more panoramic view.
--- Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Yes, mutliple displays are well supported in FlightGear. There is a
document called README.IO that touches on this. If you need more help,
just ask. Note to document writers: this might be a good subject to add
to the manual.
Hint taken ;). I was thinking of
Buchanan, Stuart wrote:
--- Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Yes, mutliple displays are well supported in FlightGear. There is a
document called README.IO that touches on this. If you need more help,
just ask. Note to document writers: this might be a good subject to add
to the manual.
Hint
On Tuesday 29 November 2005 21:41, Buchanan, Stuart wrote:
Hint taken ;). I was thinking of writing a section on various features
such as the Nimitz, multiplayer and multiple displays anyway.
Unfortunately I only have a single PC, so I'll be writing blind. Would you
be able to review my text
--- AJ MacLeod wrote:
Rather than re-inventing the wheel, why not take the carrier-howto and
multiplayer howto from the wiki and include them (editing as you see fit
for
style etc)?
Absolutely - I just had a look at the Carrier HowTo on the Wiki and it
looks like exactly what is required.
On Tuesday 29 November 2005 22:32, Buchanan, Stuart wrote:
Absolutely - I just had a look at the Carrier HowTo on the Wiki and it
looks like exactly what is required. I assume no-one will mind.
Yes, no-one is fine with that ;-) I don't think Vivian is likely to sue you
for breach of copyright
Of course, any changes to the Getting Started Guide will only be present
in the next release for most users, so we'll have a fair few questions
until then...
It's safe to assume that if users are smart enough to RTFM and see the
local docs folder, then most of them will also check the
Hi,
I am new to using FlightGear and am currently working on a
project that involves a flight simulator with a Cessna cockpit and a screen
that is divided into 3 sections in sort of a wrap around(not fully, but tilted
to give a more panoramic view. Each board is displayed using a
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