Curtis L.Olson writes:
Norman Vine writes:
another problem is in simgear / sky / cloud.cxx
bool SGCloudLayer::reposition( sgVec3 p, sgVec3 up, double
lon, double lat,
double alt )
{
// now calculate update texture coordinates
if ( last_lon -900 )
.cvspass is for remembering pserver passwords (SourceForge anonymous
access). As John needs developer access he is using the ext method,
which is designed to use rsh/ssh.
John, list the contents of one of your CVS/Root files. This will show
what repository the working directory is set up to.
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Christian wrote:
Wolfram: When was the last time you've tried FGFS with MSVC?
Long ago.
CU,
Christian
Bye bye,
Wolfram.
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Curtis L. Olson wrote:
priority, but are things an average person will immediately notice and
ding us for) then I would be tempted to roll out the 0.7.9 release
soon. (I'm thinking specifically of the startup-onground sinking into
the ground and spinning slowly bug in JSBSim and the
Christian Mayer writes:
I haven't tried the c172-yasim (assuming that when it doesn't work with
JSBsim and doesn't work with LaRCsim it doesn't work at all).
After I tried it it worked!! But after a few seconds (10 or so) sitting
on the runway doing nothing it crashed (most probably the
, December 07, 2001 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] Starting up flightgear.
I just tried building the code from opengc.org and failed.
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So what exactly does blade element-ish mean? Is this sorta like a
realtime digital wind tunnel sorta thing? Thanks,
Nothing of the sort. But Andy appears to have a reasonable approximation for
subsonic, anyhow.
Jon
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Christian Mayer wrote:
But one other observation: I couldn't lift of with the YAsim C310 (172
and 747 worked fine). I can accelerate and pull. The front lifts of
but i'm not gaining any altitude.
Was your engine RPM stuck at 1700? There is a version skew problem
with the c310.xml file.
Christian Mayer writes:
It would be really great if 0.8.0 - or even 0.7.9 works with MSVC. The
compiler errors are mostly fixed by now :), but I've got still problems
running FGFS w/o having the maths blow up during the first frame
(happens currently with both, JSBsim and LaRCsim, but on
Norman Vine wrote:
Christian Mayer writes:
It would be really great if 0.8.0 - or even 0.7.9 works with MSVC. The
compiler errors are mostly fixed by now :), but I've got still problems
running FGFS w/o having the maths blow up during the first frame
(happens currently with both, JSBsim
John,
You need to check out the your copy from the SF repository as your SF
user ID, not anonymously. It sounds like that is what you did.
Regards,
Curt.
John Wojnaroski writes:
The source tree on opengc.org currently only builds on windows. We've
had
some problems convincing
Andy Ross writes:
Eventually (hopefully soon), this will be extended to support
turbulence and wash effects at each surface. There are some
performance worries there, though, since if each surface depends on
the wash effects of all the others you go from O(N) to O(N^2) in the
number of
You need to check out the your copy from the SF repository as your SF
user ID, not anonymously. It sounds like that is what you did.
$ export CVS_RSH=ssh
$ cvs -z3:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/opengc/ co opengc
cvs server: Updating opengc
CVS remembers your passwords after the first time you enter it. Look
for ~/.cvspass and you'll see what it does.
Curt.
John Wojnaroski writes:
You need to check out the your copy from the SF repository as your SF
user ID, not anonymously. It sounds like that is what you did.
On Sat, 2001-12-08 at 16:34, Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Andy Ross writes:
Eventually (hopefully soon), this will be extended to support
turbulence and wash effects at each surface. There are some
performance worries there, though, since if each surface depends on
the wash effects of all the
soon. (I'm thinking specifically of the startup-onground sinking into
the ground and spinning slowly bug in JSBSim
Done, tested, and committed (at the default airport). Note that now the wind
will push you around on the runway, but it can't be any worse that rocking like
a boat when you are
Currently we don't have a 747 panel so perhaps someone out there might
see this as an opportunity to jump in and start working on one. :-)
Well, we do have the glass displays which are ideal for the 747, but you
need a second machine on a LAN. Flavio has suggested running the display
Curtis L. Olson writes:
So for instance if you want to try Andy's YASim 747 model, and
check out his alternate (blade element-ish) approach to modeling
the flight dynamics, just run fgfs --aircraft=747-yasim and
you'll get the right fdm code, and the right aerodynamics
configuration,
On Friday 07 December 2001 4:15 pm, you wrote:
Things have been moving pretty quickly lately so I want to describe
one particularly useful change in case anyone missed it.
With the latest cvs code and base package you can now use a set of top
level config files to start up FlightGear with
On Friday 07 December 2001 5:13 pm, you wrote:
Currently we don't have a 747 panel so perhaps someone out there might
see this as an opportunity to jump in and start working on one. :-)
Well, we do have the glass displays which are ideal for the 747, but you
need a second machine on a
The source tree on opengc.org currently only builds on windows. We've had
some problems convincing John W's CVS to talk to SourceForge, which is why
there are currently two versions of the code (kingmont and sourceforge).
The
autoconf scripts included in the SourceForge version are
John Wojnaroski writes:
Just to add a little more confusion
Boy, this is turning into a real bad mess.
The unix source on kingmont builds with the freetype 1.3 and gltt and should
work with the latest version of FG from the CVS, but the displays are
minimal, just the PFD stuff.
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