I think the divergence is nominally correct, as for a far object the
image for each eye will be straight ahead of each eye, so on the screen
they will be as far apart as your eyes are. As things get closer, your
eyes have to converge, so the images on the screen get closer together.
Perhaps you
From: Tim Moore
Sent: 12 March 2010 13:55
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I'm not sure what instead of changing the shading on the panel, we
change the shading on the
scenery too means. The scenery and 3d panels are shaded the same way
using the global lighting
direction. The shading on the panel can change
Stuart Buchanan wrote:
So, the following arguments would all work:
--aircraft=dhc2w
--aircraft=dhc2W
--aircraft=DHC2W
Of course, if you think that dhc2-ski is better than dhc2s, then
that's obviously your decision, but that's a different issue to the
one John brought up.
-Stuart
For cygwin, I usually just download and run the latest setup.exe from
the cygwin website, and let it do an update. I think you can select beta
packages (if available) by clicking on the version number in the package
selection list. This process is simple to do, but it will update all
your other
Looking at the CVS browser
(http://cvs.flightgear.org/viewvc/data/Aircraft/Velocity-XL/Models/Inter
ior/Panel/Instruments/) there appear to be both KX165 and kx165
directories. This will never work on a Windows system, one of them needs
to be renamed.
Richard
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From:
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James Turner
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- git works great on the Mac, or any Unix, but I believe it's never
going to fly (if you'll pardon the expression) on Windows, due to
technical limitations there
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FWIW, Cygwin provides git (V1.5.3.5)
It seems to me that we are discussing the issue right now, but we are
in danger of getting side tracked. Maybe we should put it out to a
vote? We've only had a few people weigh in here, which likely means the
rest of the developers don't care, or it's not a battle they think is
worth fighting.
Willie Fleming wrote:
Oh and I'd like NOT to have any functions on the keyboard (such as the
time-warp) that will screw up the flight if Im clumsy with the typing.
Although dropping the flaps, airbrakes or gear while at cruise speed
isn't going to do your flight much good :-)
Richard
-Original Message-
That's simply amazing! Now people can see what FlightGear is like
before downloading. :D
Heh. Perhaps.
At the moment it is mesa software GL rendering at 16bpp. Seems to
be a limitation with Xvfb glx even if I run it
at 24bpp and start FG with
Martin Spott wrote:
gh.robin wrote:
With FlightGear-0.9.11-pre1 it is something strange
we have Flying Carriers.
The carrier is correct - sea level is wrong :-))
Wait for the tide to come in.
Jon
I presume this is to do with the fact that the sea is modelled as a
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After I had fixed the worst stuttering by always running FlightGear
with vertical sync on (see former discussions on this list) there was
still this stuttering left which you all describe as framerate
hesitations.
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The thing about running with Vsync on is that you will always get
Could you start with --enable-freeze (I think it is, it might be
--enable-pause) and then unpause the sim when the screen is ready for
you?
Richard
-Original Message-
Fred,
Thank you for your help. This seems to turn off the fading but also
results in a quite significant drop of
Well, there came another idea into my mind: During the installation of
SimGear I was struggling with the problem of function isnan being undeclared
in cloud.cxx and cloudfield.cxx and after some research in the mailing list´s
archive, i found that this problem once had lead to an endless
OK, replying to myself...
Attached are diff files for the two files. These probably won't apply directly,
but they show where I have put the include lines, and they work for me.
Richard
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From: Richard Bytheway [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard Bytheway
I posted some patches to Flightgear a few weeks back which I needed to get it
building under Cygwin. You will probably want to dig those out when you get to
that point.
Richard
From: Richard Bytheway [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thomas Biwer
Sent
Attached is a patch which does a case insensitive search for aircraft
name on start-up if (and only if) the case sensitive one fails to find
any matches.
Hopefully this will reduce the number of messages to the users list
where aircraft name case is the only problem.
I considered doing a partial
I have had to rebuild my PC over the past few weeks, and finally
FlightGear made it to the top of the list of things to be done.
I am using CVS of plib, SimGear and FlightGear from Saturday 2/9/06.
Since I am using W2K and Cygwin, I had the usual fun getting OpenAL to
work, but that is sorted
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I'd really like to know how many are using cygwin, and if they are also
having any trouble.
Jon
One happy Cygwin user here.
Latest Cygwin update is probably sometime around Easter, but plib, SG,
FG and data are all CVS.
PC is AMD64/Win2K.
Richard
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First thing is to get the X-Plane to Blender plugin ( a python script )
available on the net. After, you import
OBJ models and export to .AC. You'll also have to convert textures from
.png to .rgb and reassign them in Blender
( coordinates are good, only names are wrong ).
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