Durk wrote:
In the mean time, here is the changelog.
A couple of comments on reading this again.
rendering bugs). The switch to OpenSceneGraph marks an important milestone
for FlightGear, as it allows us to make full use of the advanced rendering
options already available in
The recent 1.9.0 release of FlightGear has seen the Atlas protocol
take a tiny step backwards, rather than forwards. I guess that's the
nature of software development.
Basically, there are 3 problems:
(1) The most recent patch (1.13) had an omission (my fault)
(2) The previous patch
I'm planning to create some slightly advanced cockpit instruments in
the near future, and to do this I need to support some more complex
text displays. (This is for the character-based displays on the
KLN89/94/etc GPSs, and FMS/MCDU units in the longer term).
I was intending to create some
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 9:38 AM, James Turner wrote:
I'm planning to create some slightly advanced cockpit instruments in
the near future, and to do this I need to support some more complex
text displays. (This is for the character-based displays on the
KLN89/94/etc GPSs, and FMS/MCDU units
I'm planning to create some slightly advanced cockpit
instruments in
the near future, and to do this I need to support some more
complex
text displays. (This is for the character-based displays on
the
KLN89/94/etc GPSs, and FMS/MCDU units in the longer term).
I was intending to
On 28 Dec 2008, at 15:48, Curtis Olson wrote:
In my opinion, the 2d instruments are still very useful for people
that are setting up full screen panels as part of a larger simulator
where the out-the-window view is drawn on separate monitors and the
there may be one or more displays
On 28 Dec 2008, at 15:54, Heiko Schulz wrote:
Currently there are two approaches:
-making it all 3d. Means that signs, symbols lines are mostly done
with 3d-objects. Good example the 787-display
-using 2d-layers. Syd is using this approach on his 777 but it does
have problems on some
James Turner wrote:
On 28 Dec 2008, at 15:54, Heiko Schulz wrote:
Currently there are two approaches:
-making it all 3d. Means that signs, symbols lines are mostly done
with 3d-objects. Good example the 787-display
-using 2d-layers. Syd is using this approach on his 777 but it does
On 28 Dec 2008, at 16:12, Tim Moore wrote:
You should also take a look at the weather radar code in
Instrumentation/od_gauge.cxx and wxradar.cxx for yet another
appproach.
I'm familiar with that code (it's how I built my current Nav Display
prototype) but I'm not 100% happy with the
James Turner wrote:
I'm planning to create some slightly advanced cockpit instruments in
the near future, and to do this I need to support some more complex
text displays. (This is for the character-based displays on the
KLN89/94/etc GPSs, and FMS/MCDU units in the longer term).
I was
James Turner asked
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I'm planning to create some slightly advanced cockpit instruments in
the near future, and to do this I need to support some more complex
text displays. (This is for the character-based displays on the
KLN89/94/etc GPSs, and FMS/MCDU units
On 28 Dec 2008, at 15:54, Heiko Schulz wrote:
Currently there are two approaches:
-making it all 3d. Means that signs, symbols lines are mostly done
with 3d-objects. Good example the 787-display
-using 2d-layers. Syd is using this approach on his 777 but it does
have problems on some
I'm aslo in favor of keeping and upgrading the 2d panel system. It would be nice to have a 2d line drawing layer also.I made my own attempt to convert the text layer to an osgText layer , but tracing backwards it seems the txf fonts are cached , and used by the PLIB dialog / menu system , so not
Parameterizing the repeat rate via the property tree might be nice.I don't see such parameter in the existing tree.Feedback i.e. clues (or patches!) from folks who are familiar with this code would be most welcome.The "repeat" function is a rather important user-interface feature. the pick repeat
Hello dev list,
If you're in no mood to critically appraise a rant then read no
further.
For quite a while now, since I stopped actively contributing to FG,
I've been sitting here watching the direction in which FG
development is heading and if ever there was a good project, which
has
What finally broke this camel's back was the thread about release
schedules, but it goes further than that.
The idea of release schedules for an open source project struck me as odd,
as well.
Jon
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On 12/28/2008 01:31 PM, sydad...@telus.net wrote:
The repeat function is a rather important user-interface feature.
the pick repeat rate is set with a interval-sec0.2/interval-sec
Roger, thanks, that helps.
Here's the patch to make the new pick animation behave more
like the good old
On 12/28/2008 02:19 PM, LeeE wrote:
What finally broke this camel's back was the thread about release
schedules, but it goes further than that.
On 12/28/2008 03:45 PM, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
The idea of release schedules for an open source project struck me as odd,
as well.
Me, too.
Grr... I
57:: Core feature: As of CVS 26 Dec 2008 I observe that at (say) KJFK
the Tower view and the Tower Look From view are conspicuously
broken. Other airports are broken, just less conspicuously so. This
appears to be the same problem previously discussed on the devel list
under the heading
[This is a repeat posting - Sourceforge decided the entire original
message was an attachment and scrubbed the whole thing. Sorry for the
noise.]
The recent 1.9.0 release of FlightGear has seen the Atlas protocol
take a tiny step backwards, rather than forwards. I guess that's the
nature of
Hi guys --
This was just posted on the forums about a half-hour ago, and I wanted to pass
it along to the devel list in case it helped to shed light on one of the
commonly reported bugs in 1.9.
Re: Big Black Box
by cj chitwood on Sun Dec 28, 2008 11:20 pm
Alright...
the latest commit to src/Main/CameraGroup.cxx changed the value of
zNear from .1 to .4 and this causes strange artifacts to show up when
panning around (like holes in the cockpit, etc.). the following patch
changes it back:
--- src/Main/CameraGroup.cxx27 Dec 2008 14:35:33 - 1.9
+++
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