I seem to remember that Cygwin does, or used to, leave the OpenGL
headers in a tar.gz file in the root cygwin directory, which you then
need to unpack manually.
There is a readme in there as well explaining why, I can't remember the
reason off the top of my head.
Richard
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Dear Richard,
I seem to remember that Cygwin does, or used to, leave the OpenGL
headers in a tar.gz file in the root cygwin directory, which you then
need to unpack manually.
There is a readme in there as well explaining why, I can't remember the
reason off the top of my head.
I did a
This has already been reported, but there's obviously no solution yet:
The JSB-c310 crashes quite frequently during 'normal' flight. Sometimes
it starts to accelerate to supersonic speeds or to spin around the
transversal axis for one second, after which it crashes. fgfs just
reports
182:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Erik Hofman writes:
There is deffinately a problem with the time code. Speeding up or
slowing down time (T or SHIFT+T) doesn't work anymore.
This must have soemthing to do with Curtis's new time changes as of Feb.
10th, because before that change it all worked well.
First: While updading documentation (Getting Started/Short reference) I
acknowledged the effort of having keyboard.xml now (instead of the former
mess in input.cxx). Could we remove the remaining very few bindings, too...?
Question: What the heck is Ctrl-R = Toggle winding-ccw?
Remark: Couldn't
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Here's my list of things that have been changed, fixed, or added for
0.7.9. It's rather long, but if anyone sees any major ommissions or
errors in this list, please let me know. Thanks.
* Fixed a bug preventing the LaRCsim engine from starting.
This fixes a bug
On Debian unstable,kde2,nvidia compiled without problems.
I found some problems when start on default airport make short fly and
landing and then use Enviroment/Goto airport in menu. When
I try my local airport LKPR (on east side of earth) sim restart with
bell upside.
Regards,
MaDr
New for
With an update of simgear/flightgear/base from cvs a few minutes
age, time offset still appears to be broken, although it appears to
be behaving slightly differently. (Broken from initialisation, instead
of from the first lighting update).
I believe that starting mid-morning from my local
John Check writes:
On Monday 11 February 2002 11:58 am, you wrote:
The frequency on nav1 appears to influence the to/from flag on both
vor1 and vor2. I assume that this is a bug?
Cheers - Dave
What plane, what panel?
TTYL
J
Default C172 but I see you've fixed it now :-)
Cheers -
There seems to be a minor problem with the help system in the recent CVS
version.
After proper editing, webrun.bat, when invoked manually, opens Internet
Explorer with the index.html page as it should. However from within the
program's help menu I get Help started in Netscape window and nothing
In net_send.cxx, in NetworkOLK, we have the following at line 262:
if (host_info = gethostbyname( src_host)) {
at line 270:
if (host_info = gethostbyname( fgd_host)) {
and at line 298:
if (host_info = gethostbyname( fgd_host_check)) {
Surely these are mistakes?
Cheers - Dave
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Here's my list of things that have been changed, fixed, or added for
0.7.9. It's rather long, but if anyone sees any major ommissions or
errors in this list, please let me know. Thanks.
[...]
Nice list. OTOH I don't know any missed items. But the bullets (i.e.
the
Hi,
metakit still lives in the CVS tree (+ as an additional zip archive
there). Is that OK? I thought it's supposed to be kept extra.
CU,
Christian
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Hi,
the latest version (updated everything, incl. base) doesn't run for me
(MSVC as usual) as it's hooked up in an endless loop in cloud.cxx again.
I thought we had that fixed already :( Can anybody remember the patch?
CU,
Christian
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After some difficulty, I figured out how to get textured models from
Blender 2.23 into FlightGear (using a slightly-modified version of
Willian P. Germano's Python-based export script to .ac format). Here
are some 800x600 screenshots of the DC-3 over KSFO just before dawn,
using a dummy outline
Melchior FRANZ writes:
This can reliably be reproduced as follows: Start the c310
(fgfs --aircraft=c310) and climb at, let's say, 1000 ft, then
abruptly push the stick forward (pitch down; Elevator Cmd = 1).
JSBout310.csv shows extreme and extremely alternating values for
forces and
A worthy aircraft to model (the DC-3):
http://www.douglasdc3.com/amaze/amaze.htm
Jon
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Melchior FRANZ writes:
This can reliably be reproduced as follows: Start the c310
(fgfs --aircraft=c310) and climb at, let's say, 1000 ft, then
abruptly push the stick forward (pitch down; Elevator Cmd = 1).
JSBout310.csv shows extreme and extremely alternating values for
forces
gethostbyname() returns NULL if an error occured.
Expressions such as (a = b + c) evaluate to whatever value is assigned
to a so we can do things like
if ( a = b + c ) {
// a != 0
} else {
// a == 0
}
This is a little tricky, so if gethostbyname() fails, host_info will
be assigned a value
Christian Mayer writes:
metakit still lives in the CVS tree (+ as an additional zip archive
there). Is that OK? I thought it's supposed to be kept extra.
Looking at the actual repository, I only see the metakit and zlib tar
balls. The unrolled subdirectories have been removed. What cvs
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
That said, the entire NetworkOLK module is only half implimented, and
not really useful at this point. We really need someone to come along
and finish it, or perhaps reimpliment this functionality from scratch
using the plib networking libs.
Please use the PLIB
Is there anything strange in your .fgfsrc or system.fgfsrc files?
D Luff writes:
I've just checked out a completely clean base, simgear and
flightgear, and it is still starting up with full left aileron and full down
elevator. Is there really no-one else seeing this?
The full down
D Luff wrote:
I've just checked out a completely clean base, simgear and
flightgear, and it is still starting up with full left aileron and full down
elevator. Is there really no-one else seeing this?
Not at start, it happens to me (sometimes) when changing view three
times. Then suddenly
Curtis L. Olson writes:
gethostbyname() returns NULL if an error occured.
Expressions such as (a = b + c) evaluate to whatever value is assigned
to a so we can do things like
if ( a = b + c ) {
// a != 0
} else {
// a == 0
}
This is a little tricky, so if gethostbyname()
BERNDT, JON S. (JON) (JSC-EX) (LM) writes:
A worthy aircraft to model (the DC-3):
http://www.douglasdc3.com/amaze/amaze.htm
It is. When I was helping design a documentation system at the old
Douglas operation in Long Beach, nearly everyone at some point
mentioned to me that there were
* D Luff -- Tuesday 12 February 2002 15:46:
I've just checked out a completely clean base, simgear and
flightgear, and it is still starting up with full left aileron and full down
elevator. Is there really no-one else seeing this?
Never seen that. (Linux 2.4.17/gcc 2.95.2)
What about fgfs
Alex Perry writes:
As of right now, the script that used to ground-start now fails with
a terrain intersection error immediately after the aircraft bounces
on the gear and then departs to never-never land. A flight-start works
ok, except that left clicks on the instruments are ignored
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Tuesday 12 February 2002 16:00:
Is this still present with the newer JSBSim code/files?
With the JSBSim version from the fgfs-cvs, yes. (The files were
IIRC updated yesterday.)
m.
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Curtis L. Olson writes:
Is there anything strange in your .fgfsrc or system.fgfsrc files?
I don't have a .fgfsrc or a system.fgfsrc file anywhere on my
computer. Should I?
Cheers - Dave
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Only if you want to override default values ... did you try the
--trace option to see where the values where getting set and to what
values?
Curt.
D Luff writes:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Is there anything strange in your .fgfsrc or system.fgfsrc files?
I don't have a .fgfsrc or a
Curtis L. Olson writes:
The time parser is expecting something like -8:00:00 (note : not
.)
My fault - I'm not keeping up!! It seems to work OK with the
correctly formated parameter.
Cheers - Dave
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Melchior FRANZ writes:
What about fgfs --trace-write=/controls/aileron? (Watch for TRACE: ...
lines, or filter through '21|grep TRACE'.) Does the aileron already start
with wrong values from the very beginning?
OK, during initialisation, the following is output:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Christian Mayer writes:
metakit still lives in the CVS tree (+ as an additional zip archive
there). Is that OK? I thought it's supposed to be kept extra.
Looking at the actual repository, I only see the metakit and zlib tar
balls. The unrolled subdirectories
Fixes...
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (D Luff) [2002.02.12 07:42]:
In net_send.cxx, in NetworkOLK, we have the following at line 262:
if (host_info = gethostbyname( src_host)) {
if ((host_info = gethostbyname( src_host)) != NULL) {
at line 270:
if (host_info = gethostbyname( fgd_host))
D Luff writes:
Panel visible = 1
TRACE: Write node /controls[0]/aileron[0], value-1.00
Finally initializing fdm
So it seems to me that it is initially set correctly, but then for some
reason it is overwitten.
Any ideas?
Do you have a controller (joystick, gamepad, yoke,
OK, this is now fixed. It was because NT had a joystick driver
installed, but no joystick connected. Removing the joystick driver
results in the controls starting centered again.
My apologies for bugging you all with this!
Cheers - Dave
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I noticed the other day that starting YASim with the DC3 caused the
external model to start out as if the axes where wrong. By that I mean
the nose points out the right wing and the left wing points upward (or
put another way, yaw 90 degrees right and roll 90 degress clockwise).
Note that this
Cameron Moore writes:
I keep my setup pretty clean (no .fgfsrc or mods to base package). RL
is keeping me very busy right now, so I wanted to mention this sooner
rather than later. If noone can reproduce this, let me know and I'll
try to find time to investigate some more. Thanks
D Luff wrote:
OK, this is now fixed. It was because NT had a joystick driver
installed, but no joystick connected. Removing the joystick driver
results in the controls starting centered again.
Hmm, this might be one for the FAQ. I have the same setup, NT with
joystick driver installed
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I believe that these are lingering problems with the propeller models.
Is this still present with the newer JSBSim code/files? Strange. It's hard to
picture why, when everything has been at equilibrium for a while, why the
propeller should suddenly spin out of
Jim Wilson writes:
Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Here's my list of things that have been changed, fixed, or added for
0.7.9. It's rather long, but if anyone sees any major ommissions or
errors in this list, please let me know. Thanks.
Would you want to mention the
Would you want to mention the switch to JSBsim as default
FDM?
Didn't that happen with 0.7.8?
And maybe the c310 model addition?
Yes, I think this is new.
Jon
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Michael Basler writes:
Question: What the heck is Ctrl-R = Toggle winding-ccw?
This is a debugging aid which toggles an internal opengl state. It's
useful for determining if a missing triangle is missing because it is
simply non-existant, or if it is not being drawn because of backface
I've made prelease tarballs of SimGear-0.0.17 and FlightGear-0.7.9 and
put them on the ftp server:
ftp://ftp.simgear.org/pub/simgear/Source/SimGear-0.0.17pre1.tar.gz
ftp://ftp.flightgear.org/pub/fgfs/Source/FlightGear-0.7.9pre1.tar.gz
It would be great if as many people as possible could
On Tuesday 12 February 2002 04:53 pm, you wrote:
Michael Basler writes:
Question: What the heck is Ctrl-R = Toggle winding-ccw?
This is a debugging aid which toggles an internal opengl state. It's
useful for determining if a missing triangle is missing because it is
simply non-existant,
I also see this kind of bug with MSVC. It appears that the call of
calc_gc_course_dist( dest, start, course, dist ); at line 195 of cloud.cxx
returns an invalid course.
This course is invalid because around line 182 of polar3d.hxx, there is the
calculation of acos from a value greater than 1. I
Jim Wilson wrote:
Are you talking about the newer 3D model or newer xml? I'm not sure
exactly what affects the position of the model, but using Yasim-DC3
any model including the glider is sideways.
Now, that's interesting. I'd just assumed this was a modelling issue,
but you're saying
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andy Ross) [2002.02.12 16:43]:
Jim Wilson wrote:
Are you talking about the newer 3D model or newer xml? I'm not sure
exactly what affects the position of the model, but using Yasim-DC3
any model including the glider is sideways.
Now, that's interesting. I'd just
Andy Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Jim Wilson wrote:
Are you talking about the newer 3D model or newer xml? I'm not sure
exactly what affects the position of the model, but using Yasim-DC3
any model including the glider is sideways.
Now, that's interesting. I'd just assumed this
Sorry for insisting on this, but it's a feature which seems to be broken (at
least for me):
Could somone under Windows check if he's able to open the help index page in
IE via the help menu entry in FlightGear? In this case I'll check what's
wrong with my system. Otherwise someone might want to
Who was talking about adding a kingair?
We actually have a model for that in base package already
TTYL
J
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[... jon wrote ]
Correct. I intended the directory and all references to be small case:
x24b
The same with X15 ?
Martin.
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On Tuesday 12 February 2002 07:01 pm, you wrote:
[... jon wrote ]
Correct. I intended the directory and all references to be small case:
x24b
The same with X15 ?
Martin.
When I originally added X15, I did so lowercase
but, was requested I change it to uppercase.
TTYL
J
I consider this as a required option for novices - although I might be
proven to be wrong. Anyway I'd dare to suggest making running engines a
default on startup - knowing that this might be an excellent start for a
flame war ;-)))
I hereby deliver the flame war. 8-)
_IF_ we had a
Can we try to make a decision of what aircraft are going to be in the 0.7.9
release, and then get them ready with panels, sounds and models? This way
everything it ships with will be good. Thanks,
David
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Martin Spott wrote:
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* Many improvents with piston engine and propeller modeling. Engine startup procedures work, and engine guages work.
I think it should be pointed out _explicitly_ that you _have_ to start yourengine(s) manually - at least as long as you
On Tuesday 12 February 2002 09:31 pm, you wrote:
I consider this as a required option for novices - although I might be
proven to be wrong. Anyway I'd dare to suggest making running engines a
default on startup - knowing that this might be an excellent start for
a flame war ;-)))
I
It turned out to be quite easy to add multiple tiles for a panel background.
This simple one could be enhanced to have more detail but it does look quite a
bit better than a single 256x256 stretched accross the window.
http://www.spiderbark.com/fgfs/c310-tiled-panel.png
The code for this
On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 15:02, you wrote:
It turned out to be quite easy to add multiple tiles for a panel
background.
This simple one could be enhanced to have more detail but it does look
quite a bit better than a single 256x256 stretched accross the window.
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