Is the scenery server down?
Which one do you mean ?
My one is up, for all three services.
I meant the graphical scenery downloader at flightgear.org. Both the http
and ftp download methods had timed out on me several times. I got what I
needed, though.
Jon
On Monday 12 November 2001 03:22 pm, you wrote:
Tony,
The extra drag on cross controlled slips is cool. Thanks! I'm always
setting up my approach too high and this help get down a lot easier. :-)
Flaps 30 ought to make it feel like a rock ...
Curt.
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Tony Peden
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We
D Luff writes:
I've had a quick look and its definately possible. Arpt_ident is
matched to ICAO code and airport name in Arpt.txt and to ATIS
(and other comm) frequencies in Acom.txt (both in DAFIFT.zip).
Let me know if you are/aren't currently working on extracting this
so I'll
David Megginson writes:
I'm not doing this yet -- I expect a 10-line Perl script will do the
job.
I shall have a go then...
Cheers - Dave
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Engines Research Group
University of Nottingham
0115-9513814
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Jim Wilson's new property picker is great -- I encourage everyone who
hasn't done so already to try it out. I'd also be interested in
hearing what enhancements to the property manager (such as
constraints) would be useful for the property picker's future
development.
All the best,
David
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Semi-static: click on the . (current directory dot) file entry and it refreshes.
Best,
Jim
Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
David Megginson writes:
Jim Wilson's new property picker is great -- I encourage everyone who
hasn't done so already to try it out. I'd also be interested
Jon sent me some ideas by private mail, and they look workable -- it
really comes down to a judgement call about how frequently the
messages will be used. If they're relatively infrequent (say, less
than a few every second, as seems the case), then we should optimize
for ease of coding
