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Hello everyone,
probably I'm not the right person to write this as my last code commit
was ages ago - but I'm still following the discussions on this list:
Currently I'm seeing quite a few mails with a full quote of the mail
referring to (e.g. the
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Am 16.05.2011 19:02, schrieb Curtis Olson:
Long term it might be fun to expose the SimGear SGMath vector, matrix,
and quaternion classes through nasal, but for the short term I'm
thinking of doing something less efficient.
No solution for Nasal,
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Jon S. Berndt schrieb:
If cost is an issue (isn't it always?), is it worth
it to expend the resources to clean up code that may have been gathering
flotsam and jetsam for years - particularly if you want to add some new
features (base on new
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Michael A. K. Gross schrieb:
Unfortunately, it claims GPLv2. That would force NASA's hand at releasing
the planner code publicly, not something I can do as a contractor
Please read the Licence (GPLv2) carefully again.
It tells you, that you
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James Sleeman schrieb:
Heiko Schulz wrote:
Just for those who wants to know what's going on in the flight sim world:
Outerra is a new 3d-engine for seamless planet rendering.
That's what a dense forest should look like.
And that grass
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Stuart Buchanan schrieb:
So far, my requirements list is as follows:
* 17 screen
* NVidia graphics card (non-integrated)
* Ubuntu support
* Plenty of USB sockets for joystick/pedals.
That looks like the list for my Laptop replacement ;) -
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Curtis Olson schrieb:
I will be receiving a sequence of 2d data points in real time. I will
start by assuming a linear relationship/fit which I know in advance is a
[...]
A method that forgets the oldest data and weights newer data more
heavily
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We should change our last announcement (or change the version number of
this release):
Looking at the announcement page we are releasing 1.9.0 but one enty
earlier it says:
October 27, 2008 - World Scenery v1.0.1 released.
The World Scenery is made
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James Turner schrieb:
(following from my recent discovery that Point3D is archeology at
best...)
What is the 'best' type to be using in new code for Cartesian co-
ordinates? Not for rendering related things, where I assume osg::Vec3
is
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If we add a little lable / watermark on all screenshots on the homepage
with http://www.flightgear.org/; (or one of our logos...) it makes
reusing them much more difficult... Perhaps adding a copyright statement
as well would be even better.
This
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Hallo Thiago,
although mI haven't hacked FGFS for ages and never used it togeth with
Matlab I hope I can help:
When you are using a Matlab flight dynamics model FGFS runs completely
independently of it - it get's the relevant data over an network
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Hi Ralf,
Ralf Gerlich schrieb:
[...]
The actual problem lies within TriangleJRS, the triangulation code of
TerraGear,
[...]
Fixing TriangleJRS was not possible for me as I am clearly not a
computational geometry man.
if the triangulation
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Josh Babcock schrieb:
LeeE wrote:
On Sunday 30 December 2007 09:47, Detlef Faber wrote:
Hello,
Could it be that the overhead of rotating many simple billboard
objects accounts for the performance hit over an equivalent number
of more
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Chris Metzler schrieb:
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 08:38:48 -0600
Curtis Olson wrote:
2. The random seed could have probably been better chosen because there
were areas where you'd get 5 water towers in a straight line. I never
chased that one down,
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Hi,
looking at the aircraft download page the text under the thumbnails is
extremly small (height: 5 pixel...)
Can we change that?
(I *guess* the culprit is the font-size:80%)
As far as I can see the plane download page is the only affected
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AnMaster schrieb:
All screenshots have been looselessly compressed with optipng before uploading
(http://optipng.sourceforge.net/) at max level.
I don't think that screenshots need a lossles compression. JPG is
optimized for photograph-like
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AJ MacLeod schrieb:
One point which keeps cropping up is size. While I fully agree that it's
important to keep the base package to a reasonable size so that people aren't
put off downloading FG, I also think that there's perhaps even a danger
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Robert Black schrieb:
On Saturday 01 December 2007 02:38:13 pm alexis bory wrote:
Heiko Schulz wrote:
But we havn't found a number yet- so how should we find the right
name?
Alexis
Identifying the versions as stable testing and unstable
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Curtis Olson schrieb:
How about a quick, friendly, positive, informal thread here to do a poll
on what what folks are thinking for the next version number.
The odd/even numbering scheme doesn't really work for us (did anyone
ever backport
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David Megginson schrieb:
[...]
2. Decide on a block of keys to be set aside for per-aircraft key assignment.
[...]
Hi David,
it's a great idea at the right time to set a standard for the key bindings.
Here are some of my thoughts:
1) try to
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Hi,
for my living I'm developing powertrain modells for hardware in the loop
simulators (for a well known OEM...). As my part covers only
longitudinal dynamics I'm currently not using any 3D visualisation, but
my drivetrain colleagues are using
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Joacim Persson wrote:
Anyway, look at the wind strut. It looks as if the 225 was lining up to
take off in a tail wind. And this brings up the issue of MP and reality:
The metar weather for EDDI on Friday was wind from 50 degrees, and the
I doubt there's something like fair use - either it's allowed (by the
trademark owner) or not.
What might look like fair use most probably only shows that the
trademark owner doesn't know it (how should he? we are not that big
yet...) - or he doesn't care (I've heard that this might result in a
Hi,
as my time constraints got worse over the years my last contributed code
is quite old...
It was the WeatherCM environmen - it should be in the CVS somewhere.
This code has/had the ability to smoothly interpolate globally between
different weather stations, which should prevent the described
Hi Nick,
Nick Warne schrieb:
On Friday 26 January 2007 23:46, Christian Mayer wrote:
The quality of the text looks quite bad to me, it's about amateur
writing level, I guess. The layout was done with OpenOffice which also
fits in this picture.
What on earth do you mean that statement?
I
I had a look at the sample chapter.
The quality of the text looks quite bad to me, it's about amateur
writing level, I guess. The layout was done with OpenOffice which also
fits in this picture.
Searching the net for the author, it looks like he has written lots of
computer books on totally
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Dene schrieb:
Curtis Olson wrote:
That's all well and good, except I think we want our screenshots to be
redistributable and used and shared as much as possible. This is an
open and free project. I really want to avoid going down the path of
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Martin Spott schrieb:
Stefan Seifert wrote:
Hell... I've even got a picture that Martin posted a while back of him
and a plane, amongst alot of others...
Martin seems to be the one to ask then.
Oh man, you should expect that everything I
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Dene schrieb:
Hi Curt, thanks for re-affirming that,
I am still a little unsure on some things;
As long as I'm using images in a positive manner then it's OK? who makes
the judgement call on whether my use is positive or not?
That's the
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Martin Spott schrieb:
Does this actually mean that I have to hide every single picture, that
I publish, behind a wrapper that forces the visitor to agree to the
respective license ? In the past I've been simply uploading some
picture or screenshot
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Curtis Olson schrieb:
Someone just directed me to the following ebay vendor selling FlightGear.
[...]
Although it seams that we've found a reasonable way to deal with the
problem, I think one point is still missing:
This guy uses our screenshots
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Andy Ross schrieb:
* Except, arguably, for the screenshots. But even there, I think you
could make a very valid fair use argument that as long as your
distribution is licensed, making screenshots for the purpose of
advertising is fine.
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George Patterson schrieb:
As an idea, could we add a section to say what ip addresses range to
expect the packets to orginate from. This would help protect the key
against being brute forced. This way we may not even need to do the
public/private
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Erik Hofman schrieb:
Olaf Flebbe wrote:
Hi,
The comment for fast_log is IMHO incorrect.
/**
* This function is about 3 times faster than the system log() function
* and has an error of about 0.01%
*/
The relative error can be larger than 7%
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Erik Hofman schrieb:
Martin Spott wrote:
Unfortunately they took the screenshots from the FlightGear gallery and
put their watermark on it,
The watermark is a pity but it might be good for FlightGear to put the
screenshots that end up in the
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Martin Spott schrieb:
Christian Mayer wrote:
Perhaps - but then only with our own watermark, so that everybody who
finds them knows where they are from.
Hehe, good idea ! Do you know a method how to place such a watermark
without requiring
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Arnt Karlsen schrieb:
On Fri, 09 Jun 2006 17:03:58 +0200, Frederic wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Using Shared models helps saving memory. That way, only one model is
loaded, and it is displayed multiple times. With static objects, every
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Curtis L. Olson schrieb:
Here's a question for all you amateur lawyers and GPL experts out there.
INAL but your case looks to me like that that person wants to use FGFS
just as an (complex) viewer/interpreter program for his proprietary
content(*).
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Oliver schrieb:
Am Dienstag, den 06.06.2006, 19:48 +0200 schrieb Christian Mayer:
(*) I'm assuming that the proprietary aircraft doesn't derive of any
preexisting material (like textures) in FGFS.
This might become complex
with the cofiguration
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Roberto Inzerillo schrieb:
While looking at redBaron screenshots I was impressed by the light
effect on the rivers (see the sun light reflecting on the river in
http://www.redbarent.com/assets/images/taranaki.jpg)
Is anybody working on such a
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Robicd schrieb:
There are mirrors inside, for the pilots (look at
http://www.anft.net/f-14/f14-detail-cp-canopy-01l.jpg); I wonder if
there's a way with FGFS to create those mirrors, some kind of
picture-in-picture technique :-)
The usual way
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Robicd schrieb:
The usual way (the only one?) to create mirrors is to render the scenery
(at least) twice.
I wonder if it's easy to implement, I don't know how SimGear/Plib handle
that (if it's even possible). That should not be a real drop down
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flying.toaster schrieb:
Just one question before I get started ...
What is the reasonnable polygon count (in triangles or quads) that can be
accepted by most platforms without turning into a slideshow ?
For strike fighters this is somewhere
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Pigeon schrieb:
http://pigeond.net/flightgear/fglive-0.1bravo.torrent
532mb, md5sum b0a267cc0d789314d0347129abb50724
README: http://pigeond.net/flightgear/README.fglive.html
OK, this looks much better on my laptop.
Selecting only
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Martin Spott schrieb:
Please enjoy the latest update to the Landcover Mapserver and the
underlying database. Visit:
http://mapserver.flightgear.org/
I just had a quick look at Munich (EDDM). Activating all layers it looks
like that the most
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Hi,
probably you've heared already of Coverity. They have a method to
automatically scan source code for possible bugs. They are also working
together with a few OSS projects (like GCC, FireFox, KDE or Wine) where
they continously scan the code base:
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Arnt Karlsen schrieb:
..and rightfully so, amule has a search function and the first 2 boxes I
looked at, had ahem copyrighted music etc in when I fetched K5dvd,
the second time I looked, everybody behaved like I was RIAA or BSA
or FBI or
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Hi,
I was again wondering why most planes on the downloadpage have the same
version. Looking at the sourcecode of make-aircraft-html.pl it looks
like the version number is that date the make-aircraft-html.pl is run
(when no version is set in the
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Curtis L. Olson schrieb:
Christian Mayer wrote:
I was again wondering why most planes on the downloadpage have the same
version. Looking at the sourcecode of make-aircraft-html.pl it looks
like the version number is that date the make-aircraft
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Mathias Fröhlich schrieb:
On Wednesday 01 March 2006 13:41, Chris Metzler wrote:
Yes, this is definitely the way to solve this problem. After all,
nobody gets truly worked up about dumbass things like vim vs. emacs
or anything like that!
Two
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Hi,
there's a page - http://publicgeodata.org/Home - that tries to lobby the
European parliament not to pass a bill that allows the national mapping
agencies to own the data that the tax payer has already paid for.
So if you live in Europe you might
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Buchanan, Stuart schrieb:
Hi All,
Another post from me - must mean another iteration of the tutorial patch
I've just tried the current version in CVS -- it's great!
But one problem is that I don't have Festival - and thus have to read
all
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Buchanan, Stuart schrieb:
Yes, having festival really makes a difference. I compiled it successfully
on Cygwin, but I don't know if it is possible to compile for straight
windows.
Perhaps some kind person will be able to compile a MS binary and
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Norman Vine schrieb:
IIRC I have been mentioning http://www.sdss.jhu.edu/htm/index.html
every time these kind of questions arise for years now :-)
:)
I know. Perhaps it's time that we implement it this time :)
CU,
Christian
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As my last post to this topic was probably a bit cryptic for some I've
looked in the net a bit and have found:
http://taltos.pha.jhu.edu/htm/
Probably we can use their software directly - or use their algorithm to
partition the earth in such a way
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Melchior FRANZ schrieb:
* Frederic Bouvier -- Saturday 18 February 2006 17:05:
fgrun and fgadmin haven't any config.h under MSVC. And I don't know
about Mac or another potential, non unix, system.
OK. But most likely because the build system
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David Luff schrieb:
I'm considering the problem of looking up global data at the moment (eg. how
many navaids are within x miles of point p). So far I've only implemented
this in a very crude manner, by indexing a map of navaid pointers using FG
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John Wojnaroski schrieb:
If someone wants to provide me with a script or list of phrases to
record I know I can find a professionally trained voice to create the
audio files. As for a Texan accent, I think we can work that as well and
probably a
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Durk Talsma schrieb:
Notice that the routing algorithm is still far from perfect, but I thought it
would be fun to share some of the initial experiments with you guys...
What algorthim are you using?
CU,
Christian
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Curtis L. Olson schrieb:
X-Plane uses some shader language dithering approach which I don't
understand enough to comment on.
This sounds like a good solution
This isn't easy, especially not within the context of plib which really
doesn't like
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Andy Ross schrieb:
Frederic Bouvier wrote:
It says that strcpy ( for instance ) is not secure and one should
use strcpy_s that is the secured version. Maybe I missed something,
but I don't thing strcpy_s is available outside the MS world.
They
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Lee Elliott schrieb:
Hmm... this made me think about how some aspects of realism and
accuracy may not always be a good idea. For example, if the
temperature is so low that CCA is inadequate to start the engine
what is the solution? In real
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Paul Surgeon schrieb:
On Sunday 15 January 2006 12:08, Christian Mayer wrote:
(*) unless you want to get fancy with blending the textures, etc. pp.
But this will create an big overhead.
Well yes but a half decent scenery engine using texture
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dene maxwell schrieb:
Hi all,
my reading of the situation;
a) No adjustment of the textures takes place at the moment for sloping
terrain...hence the stretch problem.
b) a cylindrical solution has been proposed(that I don't understand
the
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Mathias Fröhlich schrieb:
The sg* vectors and matrices are created in such a way that they'll
offer the higest possible performance and compatability for using OpenGL.
column major like fortran :)
Well, I worked, together with some collegues, on
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Mathias Fröhlich schrieb:
Hi,
On Sunday 15 January 2006 12:54, Christian Mayer wrote:
(BTW: my diploma thesis [= roughly a masters thesis] was the creation of
cache oblivious matrix operations in C++ using the space filling Peano
curve; I could
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Mathias Fröhlich schrieb:
Hi,
On Sunday 15 January 2006 13:18, Christian Mayer wrote:
Technomathematik (= applied mathematics)
Karlsruhe?
Nope, TU München
Mathematician from Tübingen, did numerical analysis, mostly timestepping.
Numerics
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Mathias Fröhlich schrieb:
Hi,
On Sunday 15 January 2006 13:33, Christian Mayer wrote:
Numerics is also the stuff that I do most (as well as lots of fluid
dynamics).
Ok, so you are actually writing on your PHD?
Nein. Ich muß erst noch die
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Hi,
there's a problem in the base package CVS tree. In the directory
data/Aircraft/Citation-Bravo/Models
is a Bravo.ac and a bravo.ac, i.e. two files that differ only in the
case of the first letter. (well, that's what TortoiseCVS tells me)
At
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Tiago Gusmão schrieb:
The other problem is that this is plib, i'm not sure this is simply
going to be accepted into the tree after being coded properly.
And to make it an option, i think we also need to modify it to get the
option passed to plib.
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Torsten Dreyer schrieb:
I tried the same approach as everyone else: get as close to the original as
possible.
What makes a model of a kids toy different from a model of a A380, a Cub, a
747 or a PA28?
But to keep it safe, I will send a
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Ralf Gerlich schrieb:
Hi,
Christian Mayer schrieb:
BTW: at least in Germany it makes a difference if it used
geschäftsmäßig or not. As someone might ask money for distributing it
(at least the big distributions are!), it falls under
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What's the status of the hangar at
http://www.flightgear.org/Downloads/aircraft/
Does it show all planes in CVS or only released versions? Why do all
have the version v20051121?
CU,
Christian
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AJ MacLeod schrieb:
I was hoping that it might enable me to run Jon's new KSFO scenery with
Tiger data, but no improvement there at all. Either Jon has to reduce the
ploy count markedly, or I have to upgrade my video card!
Same here, unfortunately
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Martin Spott schrieb:
Ampere K. Hardraade wrote:
Although voice communication would be a great addition to FlightGear, it is
going to be pretty useless feature.
Could you probably back this with an explanation ? Voice-based ATC is
done all
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Andrea Vezzali schrieb:
Hi All! Some time ago on the mailing list I read something about
multiplayer's voice comunication, does anyone is working on that? If yes
what is the state of development? I'm asking that because I found this
GPL project
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Ralf Gerlich schrieb:
Hi all,
I have just uploaded the current release of the South Germany Custom
Scenery.
Great work!
2. Extended Area
It's getting closer and closer...
Any plans for the also very beautiful Munich area?
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Josh Babcock schrieb:
Figures that it would be Ampere that would model the electrical system.
Now if only we could get Volt and Watt to contribute ...
:)
That still would leave Mr Ohm, Mr Siemens (you know, one over Mr. Ohm),
Mr. Fahrenheit, Mr
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