* Heiko Schulz -- Tuesday 22 July 2008:
[http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6473]
Yes- for python 2.2 - Blender 2.46 uses Python 2.5
If you look closely, then you see a version for 2.4 on that
page. And because there's none for 2.5 I assume that the 2.4
one works for it as
* Melchior FRANZ -- Tuesday 22 July 2008:
I assume that the 2.4 one works for it as well.
OK, probably not. But the source is there, so you can build it
yourself.
Or you can change line 45 from
from xml.sax import saxexts
to
from lxml.sax import saxexts
^
and try with lxml. Looks
* Heiko Schulz -- Tuesday 22 July 2008:
Downloaded the matching lxm-package for python, changed like
you proposed it here, but failed: cannot import name saxexts
Argh. Sorry. I had tried before I suggested it, but I goofed
and modified the wrong version.
In which poor state is Python?! PyXML
I've now closed two more security holes:
1. By setting an evil browser-app property and opening the browser
help aircraft from questionable sources could execute arbitrary
code in the calling shell under Unix:
setprop(/sim/startup/browser-app, rm -rf ~ getprop(/sim/fg-home));
This is now committed (simgear/scene/models/particles.[ch]xx)
and all aircraft in CVS are adapted. Please report any problems.
It's easily possible that I made a mistake somewhere, though I
tried all concerned aircraft. Also note that I fixed some wrong
tag names and suddenly parameters will be
Unfortunately, Tiago's particle system was committed with an
IMHO suboptimal XML interface. I suggested some changes and
Tiago agreed, but he then dropped off the list without
implementing them. I'd like to do that myself now, and I'll
adjust all uses of particle systems afterwards (later today
* Arnt Karlsen -- Thursday 26 June 2008:
Shouldn't these icons be in our cvs|svn|git etc repositories?
They do IMHO belong to the src package -- to the executable.
Adding a top-level dir in the data package only for a few
(not so pretty) icons wasn't a good idea, and the inconsistent
* gerard robin -- Sunday 22 June 2008:
In flightgear-cvslogs (http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive)
I don't see any recent CVS update the last one is 2008-06-09
07:57 from Tim Moore.
Are CVS data and source frozen ?
No, but Curt had to set up a new server due to hardware problems.
Since then
The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has affirmed (PDF)
a ruling that a plain, unadorned wireframe model of a Toyota vehicle
is not a creative expression protected under copyright law. [...]
companies that produce goods may not be able to stop modelers from
imaging those products, but
I've locked the system further down. If people desire, then we
can disable any file access by default. At the moment writing
should only be possible with pattern ~/.fgfs/Export/* and
~/.fgfs/Scenery/*.stg.
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* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 16 June 2008:
I've locked the system further down.
var read_rules = [
[root ~ /*, 1],
[home ~ /*, 1],
];
var write_rules = [
[home ~ /Scenery/*.stg, 1],
[home ~ /Export/*, 1],
];
The 1 means ALLOW, whereas 0 would mean
The rules are now read from $FG_ROOT/Nasal/IOrules or, if
available, $FG_HOME/Nasal/IOrules. That way people who don't
have write permission for $FG_HOME/Nasal/io.nas can still
extend and modify the rules. The default is:
READ ALLOW $FG_ROOT/*
READ ALLOW $FG_HOME/*
WRITE ALLOW
* Sven Almgren -- Monday 16 June 2008:
Can't you just restrict the io to the $FG_HOME dir or something?
Sure:
READ ALLOW $FG_HOME/*
WRITE ALLOW $FG_HOME/*
like --io-read=/myDir --io-read=/tmp --io-write=/etc/passwd ?
Any of the options overwrites a previous one with the same name,
so
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 16 June 2008:
At least for now we should be reasonably safe from evil people
and have time to find better solutions.
BTW: Why the sudden paranoia? Not that we should have waited
much longer for some security enhancements in any case, but the
fact that there seem now
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 16 June 2008:
I know that bo105/plib are only correctly shown in fg/plib, and
bo105/osg only in fg/osg.
bo105/plib should now show up correctly in fg/osg (with random
variant and special emblem). bo105/osg are not shown correctly
in fg/plib, and probably never
It's funny that nobody cared a year long, and now that the danger
is supposed to be banned, people get scared and nervous. :-}
* Erik Hofman -- Monday 16 June 2008:
(What are the reasons to write to a file anyway?)
Writing non-PropertyList XML files, like they are used in the
traffic manager
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 16 June 2008:
Writing non-PropertyList XML files, like they are used in the
traffic manager and for flight plans.
Correction: not for flight plans -- these are PropertyLists. But
for the other stuff like parking files etc.
The power of a system isn't defined by what
* Erik Hofman -- Monday 16 June 2008:
Maybe making sure the file ends with .xml could also help a lot.
io.nas:113: writexml()
if(substr(path, -4) != .xml)
path ~= .xml;
fg_commands.cxx:1365: do_save_xml_from_proptree()
if (file.extension() != xml)
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 16 June 2008:
* Erik Hofman -- Monday 16 June 2008:
(What are the reasons to write to a file anyway?)
Writing non-PropertyList XML files, like they are used in the
traffic manager and for flight plans.
Writing *.stg files (adding models or adjusting elevations
Hi,
now that it went to the list, I'll also reply here. :-)
* Heiko Schulz -- Monday 16 June 2008:
www.hoerbird.net/liveryhandling_mp_bug.png
I know that bo105/plib are only correctly shown in fg/plib, and
bo105/osg only in fg/osg. I didn't bother to make livery changing
backwards compatible,
It's well known that Nasal has an io module with wrappers around
fopen(), fclose(), etc. An aircraft that you install, or even
scenery objects with embedded Nasal could in the past use this
to delete the contents of your whole home directory, or to append
commands to ~/.bashrc, and thus execute
* Csaba Halász -- Friday 13 June 2008:
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Melchior FRANZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[A-Za-z]:TMP/, [A-Za-z]:TEMP/,
[A-Za-z]:/TMP/, [A-Za-z]:/TEMP/,
You might consider the TEMP and TMPDIR environment variables too.
On Unix I'd even suggest to let
* gerard robin -- Saturday 07 June 2008:
AirportList.cxx:(.text+0xb40): undefined reference to `puaList::puaList(int,
int, int, int, int)'
Looks like you aren't using plib 1.8.5, which is now required.
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* Frederic Bouvier -- Friday 06 June 2008:
Moreover, you can't include a statement like using std::cerr;
if std::cerr is not already defined.
Just for the record: I had to modify a few files in fg/JSBSim as
well to make it compile. On Linux! This may be because I'm using
a different build
* Tim Moore -- Friday 06 June 2008:
[...] then I'd prefer that we'd say get JSBSim from the
JSBSim CVS server like we do with plib. At the very least it should
have imported on a vendor branch into our CVS so that local changes
could be easily maintained.
Solution in search of a problem? We
* Simon Fowler -- Friday 06 June 2008:
Is there a way to configure the use of alternate fonts from the
command line (or .fgfsrc)?
Yes. Try --prop:sim/gui/style[1]/fonts/gui/name=TIMES_24
(assuming that you are using style[1], which is the dark one).
$FG_ROOT/gui/styles/*.xml tells you which
* Tim Moore -- Friday 06 June 2008:
Let me know what changes you have made and I'll resubmit my
patch to JSBSim.
The reason was: in the past the JSBSim in fgfs had to be compiled
with -DFGFS, and there are #ifdef FGFS blocks in several of the
JSBSim files. But these blocks are now obsolete and
* Jon S. Berndt -- Friday 06 June 2008:
Are we saying that whacko constructs like this are no longer needed:
#ifdef FGFS
[...]
I can only say that defining FGFS breaks compilation for me. Because I
also noticed that fgfs doesn't use that anymore, because it's no
longer in the Makefile.am
* gerard robin -- Thursday 05 June 2008:
Does this will be compatible with actual JSBSim development ?
No, it will get overwritten with the next JSBSim update. There's
a reason why commits to externally maintained parts of fgfs (nasal,
jsbsim) used to be taboo, just like commits to parts which
* Tim Moore -- Thursday 05 June 2008:
I never got the memo that large parts of the tree were off limits.
In the old days one didn't need memos for that. One had to be around
long enough before one even got CVS access. Enough time to learn the
rules. Not your fault, of course, that this has
* Stuart Buchanan -- Monday 02 June 2008:
... and here's the patch, based on Fred's original patch.
Assuming it passes muster, could someone review and commit please?
I fixed the bug[1] and committed it, thanks Fred Stuart!
Though Fred's way to display the entries in upper case hides the
* Torsten Dreyer -- Tuesday 03 June 2008:
Maybe a litte checkbox named Case sensitive search might give the user the
freedom of choice? This adds one option without dropping the other.
Widgets are associated with one single property, and they read
from it after getting a dialog-update and
* Stuart Buchanan -- Monday 02 June 2008:
Assuming it passes muster, [...]
It doesn't. You are adding 2-space spaghetti code indentation to a
file that uses 4 spaces.
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* Curtis Olson -- Monday 02 June 2008:
I may be completely misunderstanding this whole thread, but could we add
another widget to the search dialog window that is tied to a boolean
property.
We could, but it would IMHO also be a bit unclean, as it would influence
all airport-search widgets.
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 02 June 2008:
And before we do anything like that we should first decide if
we *really* want and need the case sensitivity configurable.
... especially considering that we are having the discussion exactly
because case-sensitivity turned out to be useless given
* Curtis Olson -- Tuesday 03 June 2008:
Well assuming that we have agreed to switch over to a case insensitive
search,
I think we have. Takes another hour until I have compiled OSG 2.5.1
and the newest sg/fg changes, but then I'll commit Stuart's patch
(after having fixed indendation and
* Stuart Buchanan -- Saturday 31 May 2008:
+if (!_filter.empty() (strcasestr(entry.c_str(), _filter.c_str())
== NULL))
quote from 'man strcasestr':
The strcasestr() function is a non-standard extension.
I doubt that it's available on all supported platforms.
m.
* Curtis L. Olson -- Sunday 01 June 2008:
2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
These summaries are often empty since a while, although several
commits had been made. Looks like the mechanism is broken.
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* SydSandy -- Saturday 17 May 2008:
font properties are now under instrumentation/radar/font
committed with some adjustments ( cosmetic changes, as always ;-) ...
can be initialized in the set file like so ...
instrumentation
radar
font
* alexis bory -- Tuesday 27 May 2008:
there is an issue with texture-path tags which can not be assigned
on the fly.
[...]
The best would be to make the existing and very efficient
aircraft.livery() able to work with a texture-path tag OR with with
the currently available texture tag.
* Holger Wirtz -- Saturday 31 May 2008:
I will have a look at the transpareny
fonts. Perhaps such a font is simply missing...
It doesn't have anything to do with transparency as such, but only
with texture fonts (*.txf) versus (built-in) bitmap fonts. The former
are now apparently broken since
Often sounds consist of three parts: a preamble (e.g. turbine spool
up sound), a looped sound (turbine sound), and a postable (turbine
shutdown sound). In the past this had to be done with extra state
properties written from Nasal, which would tell the loop when to
start.
Now there's a delay-sec
All of the above is still true, but now I turned the property
display dialog into a regular class, so you can also create
your own temporary displays for development purposes. For
example, to show a list of live-updated properties (separate
from the global one described before), this is all you
Here's a small screenshot:
http://members.aon.at/mfranz/screen-display.jpg [18.2 kB]
var display = screen.display.new(500, -100);
display.setcolor(1, 0, 1);
display.add(/position/latitude-deg, /position/longitude-deg);
You can also select a different font, if you find the default
I've just added a developer feature that I've missed for a long time:
a display where properties are shown and continuously updated.
There are three ways to use it:
(1) property browser:
- Shift-click on a property to add the property to the display list
- Shift-Ctrl-click on any
* Durk Talsma -- Monday 12 May 2008:
- Move Dave's original code to a new directory (ATCDCL) so we can recycle
the original ATC directory for generic ATC functions.
ARGHHH! Don't do that! You are basically thowing away the
cvs history of the ATC/ files. Let Curt move the files on
the
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 12 May 2008:
You are basically thowing away the
cvs history of the ATC/ files. Let Curt move the files on
the server!
Oh, well. Never mind. It's a pain in either case, and the history
is preserved in the plib branch. :-)
m
* Curtis Olson -- Monday 12 May 2008:
Isn't the history preserved in the attic for the files that are removed
from one location and recreated in the next?
Yes, but the copies don't have a history. But as the files in ATCDCL
will be removed soon anyway, this isn't much of a problem.
If we
* Durk Talsma -- Monday 12 May 2008:
One way or the other, I had a gut feeling you'd respond to my latest
commit. ;-)
Hehe ... was waiting all day long for something to shout at. ;-)
And besides, apart from a nice to have, I have a gut feeling we won't be
consulting the history on these
* Curtis Olson -- Monday 12 May 2008:
I'm not arguing that what we've done in the past is the best
policy, but we do have NetworkOLK and WeatherCM.
Yeah, and most people today don't know what OLK and CM mean.
That's exactly the problem.
m.
I've in the last days added a new feature to the UFO. You are
probably aware of the mouse walk thingy -- a way to navigate
the UFO quickly with the MMB-dragging (Middle Mouse Button) in
pointer mode. Now it's also possible to move and adjust
objects that way, so that the adjust dialog isn't
* Georg Vollnhals -- Saturday 10 May 2008:
Due to changing my OS from OpenSUSE 10.2 to OpenSUSE 10.3 I built all
components from CVS/SVN - they compiled without any problem!
I run everything from CVS/SVN/HEAD on OpenSuSE 10.3 on an x86/32bit.
Except: I use OpenAL from SuSE, because the SVN
* Melchior Franz -- Wednesday 07 May 2008:
Modified Files:
fg_commands.cxx
Log Message:
revert accidental commit
Of course this log message is nonsense, and it's fixed in CVS.
The only accident here was with the git gateway, sorry. :-)
+
+ /**
+ * Set mouse coordinates
Sheesh ... another messed up log message:
Merge branch 'master' of ../.fg.osg
Of course, I fix such botched log messages in CVS, so you'll get
the right thing with $ cvs log fg_commands.cxx. It's just hard
to revoke the cvslogs mails. (I also fix bugs in the git gateway
that cause such
* Melchior FRANZ -- Monday 05 May 2008:
Ctrl+MMB: move up/down move left/right
Ctl+MMB is no more. It's now:
vertical horizontal
MMB: walk forward/backward turn left/right
MMB
I've today added a walk mode to the UFO, which allows quick
UFO repositioning with the mouse. That's much more convenient
for scenery work. In normal mouse mode (arrow/pointer mode)
press the middle mouse button (MMB) and drag (= move the
mouse while keeping the button down).
* Christian Schmitt -- Monday 05 May 2008:
Is there a way to manipulate positions of objects that
are already positioned in the scenery via an stg file?
No. stg models are handled by the scenery thread in a more
efficient manner, while UFO edited objects are handled by
the model manager.
* Syd -- Friday 02 May 2008:
I see some commited from Melchior that suggest he might be working
on a solution, just not sure what that is yet :)
Sorry, no. I'm not working on anything like that. Just fixed the
missing-unit-suffix bug. (Though the distance should really be
in meters internally,
* LeeE -- Friday 02 May 2008:
I am curious about why using the tail location as the visual
reference point is abusing the FDM's internal reference
system but using the nose is not.
That's a misunderstanding. I didn't mean that one place is OK,
and another is an abuse. What I meant to say is
* Durk Talsma -- Friday 02 May 2008:
You make it seem as if I deliberately refused to comply with a
standard. However, that has never been an issue, because the
groundnet parser predates most of the more advanced UFO based
editing facilities.
No, I didn't make it seem like you intentionally
* Csaba Halász -- Saturday 26 April 2008:
Please review, test (especially that std::multimap works on all our
supported platforms) [...]
Thanks, committed. I didn't test on all supported platforms, but
I guess we'll hear about problems. :-) I only made a very simple
test on Linux.
m.
* Thomas Förster -- Sunday 27 April 2008:
I overlooked the simgear patch. Next time, please put a note into
the commit messages that a simgear update is required.
No. It's basic knowledge that fg and sg are developed in parallel.
It has been that way since *years*, and I don't think we'll
* Thomas Förster -- Sunday 27 April 2008:
According to sg_path.hxx 'create_dir' returns nothing (void), thus giving a
conversion to bool error. Please fix.
I suggest that you update your sg instead.
$ cvs log -r1.12 sg_path.hxx
[...]
revision 1.12
date: 2008-04-26 17:25:31 +0200;
* Frederic Bouvier -- Sunday 27 April 2008:
Of course, if someone knows how to do it in Linux, I will be more than
happy to integrate it.
In case you mean a stack-trace, there's a backtrace() function
in GNU/libc. See man backtrace (includes example), or this file
in the dftd repository:
* Frederic Bouvier -- Sunday 27 April 2008:
It looks like your link is about the failed process prints its
stack trace at the time of failure right ?
Yes. No idea if it can also be used for cases like yours. I have
not the least experience with it.
m.
* Melchior FRANZ -- Saturday 26 April 2008:
I've removed a workaround for a modifier key handling bug in OSG 2.0,
but I've only commented out one for a numlock key bug.
OK. The numpad workaround wasn't a workaround, but really necessary.
It's doesn't fix a bug in OSG. I uncommented that code
* Nicolas -- Tuesday 08 April 2008:
After precipitation patchs, I post a new patch about screenshot
management. With this patch, you can choose the directory destination
for the screenshots.
Committed, thanks. Example: --prop:sim/paths/screenshot-dir=/tmp
I moved it into a property dir
* till busch -- Friday 25 April 2008:
tim recently noticed the database pager was repeatedly loading and
unloading the same objects.
Yeah, I noticed as well. I had some not-so-pretty stuttering in the last
time. I already feared that we'd have a new hesitation problem that
would again be hard
* Markus Zojer -- Friday 25 April 2008:
Could someone apply that?
Done, thanks.
For me to commit updates there should be an archive with only
updates and diffs (not *everything* again, every time!), and
there should be no annoying top-level directory that prevents
easy unpacking (see
And according to a past agreement, this means that everyone should
from now on expect commits that require OSG 2.4 -- to add new
features, and to remove old workarounds.
Please don't send bug reports about sg/fg not compiling, if you
haven't updated.
m.
* Syd -- Wednesday 23 April 2008:
I'm enjoying this new view-limiter , but you realize now I have to
do cabins for my aircraft ...
:-P
Just a thought , but what about a small forward / backward movement ,
too ... in case one needs to lean forward a bit (wing inspection),
or would that
* Csaba Halász -- Thursday 24 April 2008:
[sophisticated lighting based on wind direction]
Don't think it works that way.
Damn. But maybe I should sell the idea, then?! :-)
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/planning/aeronaut/documents/5390-2b.pdf
That's interesting, thanks. I've for now only
Does anyone here know how helipad lighting typically works
in a case like this?
http://doris.ooe.gv.at/viewer/%28S%28lzssrqnmskruqee2yda3lcus%29%29/init.aspx?ks=alkkarte=gkkoord=62803.89;343426.49massstab=15000
It's sized 25x25m with 7x7 edge lights and 4 corner lights.
I assume that,
* Durk Talsma -- Tuesday 22 April 2008:
What I would like to do is phase out the existing ATC code, and adopt the
good
parts into the AIModels based ATC code. IIRC, David Luff, the original author
of the ATC/AI code has expressed his approval to integrating his code into
the AIModels
* Adam Dershowitz -- Monday 21 April 2008:
I did make the minor change that Alex suggested in this discussion: [...]
and then rebuilt and it seems to be working. Is that essentially
the change that you were referring to?
It's the correct thread. The fix isn't and will probably cause other
* Syd -- Saturday 19 April 2008:
can you name an example so I can see what you mean ? My vote would
be to do something about it , so if mine are like this [...]
I haven't looked closely, but I didn't refer to your aircraft.
You get a good impression if you try this:
$ ls
There are more and more aircraft in CVS with two *-set.xml
files, where one is basically empty and only referring to
a second one. This is understandable in cases where actually
more than one FDM is used or very likely to be used in the
next time. But it's becoming a problem if this redundant
* Curtis Olson -- Saturday 19 April 2008:
I think Melchior is the expert on this subject.
Hehe ... yes, kind of. It's probably the bug that I introduced
shortly before and fixed again shortly after the 1.0 release.
I don't think there's a way to fix it without recompiling.
Smoothing will
* Vivian Meazza -- Friday 18 April 2008:
Tim Moore wrote:
I'm inclined to commit this; are there any objections?
Melchior, are you happy with the state of your patches in current OSG?
Yes, I'm happy with the state and I'm not aware of remaining bugs.
From my part: please go ahead! (I only
* Tim Moore -- Friday 18 April 2008:
are you happy with the state of your patches in current OSG?
Err ... all my statements about the current state were based on
OSG/SVN/*HEAD*, not the last stable release, which we officially
require. But nowadays we should require OSG/HEAD for our development
Pilot view is now restricted by default. You can no longer turn your
head around like the obsessed girl in Exorcist, unless you disable
the view limitation (/sim/view/config/limits/enabled). Additionally,
if you turn the head farther than some configurable threshold, then
a configurable sideways
* Curtis Olson -- Monday 14 April 2008:
Let's say I want to do a simple moving average ... so the new value is
(let's say) 9 parts the previous filtered value + 1 part of the latest
sensor reading. Doing that as a simple average though will glitch if your
values are coming in around 0/360.
* LeeE -- Monday 14 April 2008:
I'm running a nasal loop at 1/(frame-rate/2), which typically works
out to between 10-20 Hz, but because the gps update rate is much
slower (0.45 sec if I'm interpreting the code correctly) the
results aren't very smooth - the effect is that the results
* till busch -- Thursday 10 April 2008:
Currently Aircraft/ is ~1200 MB on cvs. So yes. I think we can easily afford
100 or 200 MB for cheap ai models.
I don't mind spending 200MB for something useful. But I think that 200MB
for a mere duplication of existing files is a waste.
I'd opt for
http://www.johnmacneill.com/WWII_Bomber.html
http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2008/04/liberate-b-24-liberator
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* LeeE -- Thursday 10 April 2008:
Thanks for posting that.
BTW: the discussion about the first link is also interesting:
http://www.boingboing.net/2008/03/21/wwii-bomber-trademar.html
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* Stuart Buchanan -- Wednesday 09 April 2008:
- Use ImageMagick to convert any .rgb textures to png.
We certainly don't want redundant texture duplicates in $FG_ROOT/AI/.
Did you scale them down or do anything else that justifies this step?
If not, then just refer to the original textures
* Stuart Buchanan -- Wednesday 09 April 2008:
As I mentioned in my reply to Vivian, I don't want any dependency
on the Aircraft tree,
You don't want that, fine. And *I* don't want a parallel structure
of aircraft with megabytes of duplicated files.
So, please let's discuss that first, before
make my enemies ridiculous. And God granted it.
-- Voltaire
* Stuart Buchanan -- Wednesday 09 April 2008:
--- On Wed, 9/4/08, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
So, please let's discuss that first, before anyone
dumps more of that stuff into $FG_ROOT/AI/!
Hence my original post - discussion is good
* Vivian Meazza -- Wednesday 19 March 2008:
A few days ago the data in cvs was reorganised with several directories
being moved from Models to AI/Aircraft.
As I said already in a direct reply to the cvslogs message, I also
consider that a bad and uninformed move. The AI/ dir was created
as a
* Vikas N Kumar -- Saturday 15 March 2008:
I was able to get the 3 screen thing working but the performance was
quite bad. The load scenery objects took more than 2-3 minutes to
load [...]
You said that you were using everything from CVS/SVN. But this sounds
a bit like you aren't using
I've now committed a first stab at a --version option.
In my copy it works like this:
$ fgfs --version
2.0pre-20080314
FG_ROOT=/usr/local/share/FlightGear
FG_HOME=/home/me/.fgfs
.. but only because my build system sets VERSION in config.h
to 2.0pre-build-date. For others this will
* Gijs de Rooy -- Friday 14 March 2008:
I've used the livery selection system for that. But the problem
is that I don't see the changes someone else made when multiplaying.
So the livery isn't sended to the MP-servers I think.
A vague description deserves a vague response: the livery system
* Alasdair Campbell -- Saturday 15 March 2008:
/usr/include/plib/puSDL.h:32:17: error: SDL.h: No such file or directory
No sdl-devel installed, apparently. But using SDL is depreciated.
Dump the --enable-sdl and use --enable-osgviewer instead and *only*.
You can't have both.
m.
Now that plib 1.8.5 has been released, I suggest to make it a
requirement in fgfs/configure.ac. This doesn't only force people
to use a version with fixed networking and joystick handling ...
* Fixed netSocket.
* Handle linux joysticks with a lot of axes.
* several fixes and improvements to
* LeeE -- Tuesday 11 March 2008:
Or have I misunderstood the eventual intention?
Yes. My intention is to go that smaller step first, and not
the big one already. I can do the small one immediately, and
*someone* can do the big one whenever s/he pleases. Could be
you! :-}
m.
* Martin Spott -- Tuesday 11 March 2008:
Removed Files:
catapult.rgb crew_1.rgb crew_2.rgb crew_3.rgb deck-stripe.rgb
[...]
Log Message:
Move AI ships into the AI department as well, adjust AI scenarios and
docs (where appropriate).
Err ... wasn't $FG_ROOT/AI/Aircraft/ meant to
* Curtis Olson -- Tuesday 11 March 2008:
I'm happy to see plib do another official release that includes many bug
fixes. Yes lets definitely move forward and make our official dependency on
plib-1.8.5
Thanks. For those who don't have it yet:
http://plib.sourceforge.net/download.html
or
* LeeE -- Tuesday 11 March 2008:
It'll just be a bit of a nuisance pulling out the standard version
for my distro (luckily I have nothing else installed that depends
upon it) on all my systems (7) and then installing from the
tarball.
No, you can leave that. Just install plib somewhere
* Durk Talsma -- Tuesday 11 March 2008:
From Steve's original message, I'm under the impression that something
significant has happened that will allow him a lot more time for plib.
Yes, for PLIB2. He's working on the successor already, and the
description sounds a bit like OSG. But I don't
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