Re: [Flightgear-devel] building view windows

2008-05-20 Thread Torsten Dreyer
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 schrieb cullam Bruce-Lockhart:
 I am working on a modification to 1.0.0 (on a windows XP system) to allow a
 user to open multiple windows of the same copy of flightgear, so they can
 display their flight from multiple angles at once. In my case, I want to do
 the panoramic cockpit, without having to use three separate computers.
Hi cullam

You might want to use the latest CVS version of FlightGear that uses 
OpenSceneGraph (OSG) for rendering the scenery. 
OSG already has an implementation for setting up different cameras looking at 
the scene and they are configured in preferences.xml.
It works on my linux box - don't know if it works on windows, too.

Just add something like this
  camera
host-name type=string/host-name
display0/display
screen0/screen
shear-x2/shear-x
shear-y1/shear-y
width320/width
height240/height
fullscreen type=boolfalse/fullscreen
   /camera

   camera
host-name type=string/host-name
display0/display
screen0/screen
shear-x-2/shear-x
shear-y1/shear-y
width320/width
height240/height
fullscreen type=boolfalse/fullscreen
   /camera

to the rendering section of preferences.xml

Good luck

Torsten



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Re: [Flightgear-devel] building view windows

2008-05-20 Thread Heiko Schulz

--- Torsten Dreyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:

 Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 schrieb cullam
 Bruce-Lockhart:
  I am working on a modification to 1.0.0 (on a
 windows XP system) to allow a
  user to open multiple windows of the same copy of
 flightgear, so they can
  display their flight from multiple angles at once.
 In my case, I want to do
  the panoramic cockpit, without having to use three
 separate computers.
 Hi cullam
 
 You might want to use the latest CVS version of
 FlightGear that uses 
 OpenSceneGraph (OSG) for rendering the scenery. 
 OSG already has an implementation for setting up
 different cameras looking at 
 the scene and they are configured in
 preferences.xml.
 It works on my linux box - don't know if it works on
 windows, too.
 
 Just add something like this
   camera
 host-name type=string/host-name
 display0/display
 screen0/screen
 shear-x2/shear-x
 shear-y1/shear-y
 width320/width
 height240/height
 fullscreen type=boolfalse/fullscreen
/camera
 
camera
 host-name type=string/host-name
 display0/display
 screen0/screen
 shear-x-2/shear-x
 shear-y1/shear-y
 width320/width
 height240/height
 fullscreen type=boolfalse/fullscreen
/camera
 
 to the rendering section of preferences.xml
 
 Good luck
 
 Torsten
 
Works in Windows too!
But it wold be interesting, what the the different
tgas are meaning? Like shear, screen

Regards
HHS



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