[http://members.aon.at/mfranz/bu0836a.html]
Works here:
$ LD_PRELOAD=/usr/local/lib/js_serial_preload.so ./lsjs
/dev/input/js0: Leo Bodnar BU0836A Interface A12107 (4 axes, 32
buttons)
/dev/input/js1: Leo Bodnar BU0836A Interface A12100 (3 axes, 32
buttons)
/dev/input/js2:
On 10/28/2013 07:03 PM, Nicola Quargentan wrote:
I had two identical bodnar joystick bu0836: one for the encoders of nav1
and nav2 and the other for the radio stack.
[...] But how do I distinguish the second joystick? Is there any option to
enter for example the serial number of the joystick?
Now that aircraft are moving from the fgdata repo to separate repos,
it's advisable to simplify the cloning process. If you put these
lines into your ~/.gitconfig file ...
[url git://gitorious.org/fg/]
insteadOf = fg:
[url g...@gitorious.org:fg/]
pushInsteadOf = fg:
Then you
* Donn Washburn -- Thursday 02 June 2011:
It also looks like they have messed with modprobe because it no longer
installs the needed file in /lib/modules/kernel on any kernel but theirs
I've been running (open)SuSE since version 5.2 (slackware before that),
and fgfs compiles and runs
* Sid Boyce -- Thursday 02 June 2011:
He insists on mixing 11.4 and 11.4 updates repos with factory
Oh. One has to know that factory is meant for developers -- for
people who know how to fix bugs and to submit patches. It's not
for people who want the newest stuff, but are lazy and uninformed
* Donn Washburn -- Monday 22 November 2010:
I will add to the openSuSE 11.4 M3 headaches which are likely going to
cause me to look at Ubuntu and dump openSuSE.
Are you kidding? M3 is a *DEVELOPER* release. It's not meant for
impatient end users. If you can't stand the heat ... wait for the
It's probably a little known fact that I submitted a PLIB patch a
few months ago, which adds support for mouse scrolling in some of
the widgets, so people who compile from source may want to update
to PLIB/HEAD. The effect can be seen in the property browser and
other lists, as well as in the text
If one uses several joystick devices, which the Linux kernel reports
under the same name, then fgfs can't assign individual xml drivers.
I published a kernel patch to solve that on my bu0836 page[1]. Now
I've also written a preload library which does pretty much the same,
but doesn't require you
* Melchior FRANZ -- Tuesday 27 April 2010:
* Nicola Quargentan -- Tuesday 27 April 2010:
* * Leo Bodnar:
They do not normally include small companies in their lists.
This is why you cannot cross-reference it.
Oops, wrong quoting, sorry. That was also L. Bodnar.
BTW: Leo didn't answer
Does anyone here have a bu0836x and can tell me the product id?
If you are on Linux, please send me the output of:
$ lsusb|grep VOTI
I know the pids of bu0836 (0x05b5) and bu0836a (0x05ba). Anyone
here with a bu0836lc?
m.
* Hans Janssen -- Monday 26 April 2010:
$ lsusb | grep VOTI
Bus 005 Device 003: ID 16c0:05ba VOTI
But you already know this, sorry for the noise.
Yeah, thanks anyway. Meanwhile I just extracted all ids that I found
in Leo's EXEs. I don't know which is which, but all 31 of them are now
* Nicola Quargentan -- Monday 26 April 2010:
Uhmm, nothing appears:
only a white line
Bus 004 Device 004: ID 1dd2:1001
Ahh ... then this in't VOTI but that other vendor. (Could still not find
out who (officially) owns 1dd2. Maybe Bodnar has finally purchased his own
vendor id. It's not in the
* Siyui AliOh -- 4/9/2010 7:33 AM:
I saw a little window, to set values of the axises, I leave
them all zero
Umm ... that's the property browser (opened by this option:
--prop:browser=/sim/headtracker), and you aren't supposed to
change the values (or leave them all zero). Actually, you
should
* Siyui AliOh -- Thursday 01 April 2010:
I have done ehci on my ubuntu, that 3D box realy cool that I see them
3d as I move around
Yes. The main problems now are that the mechanism fails when the face
can't be found, and that it loses reference points over time and stops
working after the last
* Aryabrata Basu -- Thursday 01 April 2010:
I am stuck with this. How do we integrate ehci with FlightGear?
That was described in the other thread. Get the source ...
$ git clone git://gitorious.org/fg-ehci-headtracker/fg-ehci-headtracker.git
... read the README and follow the instructions.
Don't know how obvious this is to bu0836 users: if you don't need all
analog inputs, but could use some more digital ones, then you could
think about abusing an axis for switches:
v analog in
100k / 0|
* Melchior FRANZ -- Tuesday 30 March 2010:
If the value corresponds to 1M, then you know that switches 1 and 3
are closed.
Err ... of course parallel resitors don't add up that way. But the
principle should still work. :-)
m
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 26 March 2010:
OK, so why are there screenshots of a config utility on the bu0836
page? Looks like I was wrong. Probably it's only the encoders app
that isn't supported.
And not even this is true: looks like encoder support is an Easter Egg
in the bu0836
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 25 March 2010:
I don't think the BU0836 (without the 'A') is configurable.
OK, so why are there screenshots of a config utility on the bu0836
page? Looks like I was wrong. Probably it's only the encoders app
that isn't supported.
Can you send me the output
* Curtis Olson -- Thursday 25 March 2010:
I see they sell rotary encoders on the same page. Are these compatible with
the
BU0836A some how?
Reportedly, yes. I don't have any yet, but there's a separate configuration
app that allows to configure each button pair (button 0 and 1, or 2 and 3,
* Curtis Olson -- Thursday 25 March 2010:
but the small size and nice price of this unit caught my eye ...
I don't find the prize *that* nice, but it's affordable, and given how
convenient the device is to use, I can only recommend it: No external power
required, no special driver -- works on
* Jon Stockill -- Thursday 25 March 2010:
I've got a couple of the standard 10 bit BU0836 modules for a grob 115
cockpit I'm working on, so Melchior's config utility should come in very
handy :-)
Err ... I don't think the BU0836 (without the 'A') is configurable.
At least that's what I
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 25 March 2010:
After someone threw me out of the wiki, [...]
Whoops, no, sorry. At some point I tried to log in like always, and the
wiki said no such account or something. But that must have been local
difficulties after a distribution upgrade. Just tried again
In case someone wonders whether purchasing one of Leo BODNAR's bu0836a
controllers and using it under Linux is a good idea, I've collected
some info about them and answered some of the questions that I had
myself:
http://members.aon.at/mfranz/bu0836a.html
* LESLIE HOBSON -- Monday 01 March 2010:
There's this one as well, apparently it works, i'm going to try it soon,
looks simple
http://www.free-track.net/home.php
I didn't know that one (and it wouldn't work on my Linux system, anyway),
but just a few days ago I saw it in action at a friend's
* Ron Jensen -- Monday 01 March 2010:
Melchoir, looks very interesting. Almost enough to make me want to buy
a web-cam. And a dual core processor. And more ram. :)
Hehe ... that's always nice, no matter what. :-)
Lee, It looks like he is using the generic protocol,
Yes. Two generic
Log Message:
added a /sim/view-name-popup bool to enable / disable the viewname popup ...
enabled by default
... and introduced a bug along with it (and changed the indenation of the whole
file
for no good reason).
m. :-P
* FranciscoR.C. -- Wednesday 12 August 2009:
IS IT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE OR TO CONTROL TREES DENSITY WHEN USING RANDOM
TREES.
Search for tree-coverage in $FG_ROOT/materials.xml
m.
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* Geoff McLane -- Tuesday 02 June 2009:
[ufo 'd'-key]
AND DUMPS MUCH MORE, including a Google Map reference
so you can immediately check it out in reality ;=))
BTW: the google maps link can be dumped from any aircraft. Just press
:Ym (Y is for development related functions, m for map
* Geoff McLane -- Tuesday 02 June 2009:
./run_fgfs.sh --aircraft=ufo --fdm=ufo [...]
It is always good to give a viewing command, I
think, so others can position themselves in
exactly the same place ;=))
Yes. And the ufo outputs exactly that if you press the 'd'-key (dump). No
need to
Hi,
The Danube Tower (Donauturm) in Vienna has changed it's appearance.
Yes, I know. But the Bank Austria logo looks nicer and was up there for
many years. And somehow I don't want to become the slave of the advertizing
firms, and change the model every time they do. An alternative would
have
* Hannes Schweikl -- Saturday 16 May 2009:
The Target View works totally fine now, although I didn't really understand
for what I need the geo.elevation() function.
If you are happy with your solution, then you obviously don't need it.
So far my waypoints are all around KSFO, so the ground
* Hannes Schweikl -- Tuesday 05 May 2009:
I am trying to define an additional view which is looking from the current
aircraft position to the waypoint (lon,lat)@ground-elevation the aircraft is
approaching.
Try this:
view n=1000
nameTarget View/name
enabled type=bool
* Carson Fenimore -- 4/21/2009 3:49 AM:
I don't see any way to feed waypoints remotely
See the top of file $FG_ROOT/gui/dialogs/route-manager.xml:
http://cvs.flightgear.org/viewvc/data/gui/dialogs/route-manager.xml?revision=1.10view=markup
All route-manager/waypoint functions are
* Stefan Ram -- Friday 03 April 2009:
# setlistener(devices/status/keyboard/event, func(n)
debug.dump(n.getValues()));
So, I uncommented the line. It printed ugly ANSI Escape Sequences
that where not interpreted by my console window,
ANSI color codes can be turned off with
For the archive: this patch is now queued for 2.6.29-stable
and will be included in the next kernels.
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I've got a problem with this combination: the js is no longer
recognized under this kernel series. The guys on linux-usb
offered a patch that fixes it, but I can't say yet if it will
be committed to the official kernel.
If someone could test his/her Saitek Cyborg Gold (or similar variants)
under
* Melchior FRANZ -- Wednesday 18 March 2009:
If someone could test his/her Saitek Cyborg Gold (or similar variants)
under these kernels, could you please report success/failure here?
Never mind. Patch has been submitted for inclusion in the kernel.
m
* andrea...@gmx.net -- Monday 16 March 2009:
Commonly, when there's a new development like this, it is probably
first availlable under linux, [...]
Not in this case. OSG is cross-platform, and the forum article
describes what should work on both Windows and Linux and others.
The problem is only
* Frederic Bouvier -- Monday 16 March 2009:
Do you know that environment variables can be set in fgrun directly,
even under windows ? Go to the Advanced section.
Whoops. Now I do. :-)
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The reason why the throttle axis seems reverted on helicopters
is that it isn't actually used as throttle, but as collective.
And the collective lever is pulled to rise and pushed down to
sink in a real helicopter.
Some people don't like that, and on some joysticks with horizontal
throttle wheel
* Melchior FRANZ -- Saturday 07 March 2009:
Another way is to let the joystick invert the throttle axis back
for all helicopters. Just put this nasal code somewhere on the
top level:
... of your joystick driver file,
e.g. $FG_ROOT/Input/Joysticks/Saitek/fluffy.xml.
m
fgfs/CVS users can now let it write multiplayer messages to a log file.
This feature is off by default and can be enabled with this option:
--prop:sim/multiplay/write-message-log=1
The logfile can be found under $FG_HOME/mp-message.log, that is:
in $HOME/.fgfs/mp-message.log on Unix, and under
* gerard robin -- Friday 13 February 2009:
Anyhow, i only reproduce what i have heard. :)
The problem is that you keep making false claims even after you've
been told that they are wrong. This is by far not the first case.
And if the claims put other developers' work down (while praising
your
* gerard robin -- Thursday 12 February 2009:
Some Aircraft modelers prefer to define the Aircraft FDM
customized more easy to fly, which can explain that P-51
behaviour.
You are the main source of unjustified, malicious claims.
No FDM developer in FlightGear ever made the config easy
to fly
* Bo Berglund -- Saturday 07 February 2009:
But the hat switch is very strange, if I hit it to the left
it shows the left hand view and hit to the right it shows
the righthand view. But pushing it forward shows the rearward
view and to start looking forward I have to pull the hat
backwards.
* Nicolas Quijano -- Saturday 07 February 2009:
In other words : in internal views, down is up, up is down, left is left,
right is right.
in external views : down is down, up is up, left is left, right is right.
Is this a behaviour seen by many ? How could it be fixed without bringing
the
* Hal V. Engel -- Saturday 07 February 2009:
[outside views]
I personally don't use any of these since when you do FG is no
longer really a simulator.
That's nonsense. You do then not simulate a pilot sitting in
the cockpit steering the aircraft, but you simulate one being
outside steering the
* Martin Henne -- Thursday 05 February 2009:
Is it possible, to do vice versa? Can I search for an airport ID
by searching for it using the name of the nearby city?
Not exactly what you're after, but you can search FlightGear's
database. I have this shell function in my ~/.bashrc:
apt() {
* vijay varma -- Wednesday 04 February 2009:
I have successfully installed FG1.9.1 on my system(Linux environment).
when i run FlightGear some times i am getting error message in the
konsole as
open /dev/[sound/]dsp: Device or resource busy
As others have already said, killing the
* Chris Perry -- Sunday 11 January 2009:
LIBS=$LIBS $X_PRE_LIBS -lXi -lXmu -lXext -lX11 $X_EXTRA_LIBS -lm
This should work and is a bit cleaner:
LIBS=$LIBS $X_PRE_LIBS $X_LIBS $X_EXTRA_LIBS -lm
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* Dr. T. N. Venkatesh -- Friday 02 January 2009:
However, I am having a problem with the signs package
http://members.aon.at/mfranz/flightgear/signs.html.
Looks like OSG's ac3d loader insists on a world group. You can
either manually apply this patch to $FG_ROOT/Local/signs/sign.ac
diff -u
* Ralf Gerlich -- 10/30/2008 8:06 PM:
- Taxiway signs at 6 airfields: KSFO, KBWI, KLVK, KRHV, TFFF, TJSJ
Excellent -- this is a good start. Several of those at KSFO seem
wrong to me, though. Some of the (IMHO) mistakes:
** BAD ** ** GOOD **
[A]-B -B[A] The arrow should
* Melchior FRANZ -- 11/1/2008 9:07 AM:
* Ralf Gerlich -- 10/30/2008 8:06 PM:
These files are found in a three-level directory structure (poor
man's index). The files for KSFO are for example found in
Airports/K/S/F/KSFO.*.xml
I have a slight preference for Airports/K/KS/KSF/KSFO.*.xml
... with a long list of changes/fixes:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_177.80.html
Haven't tried it yet. (And it isn't even officially announced
yet. :-)
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Slighlty OT, but because it fits well: I'm also OpenSuSE11
user, and I wrote this little script for my daily updates:
http://members.aon.at/mfranz/sup [1.1 kB]
It updates the DB, checks what is new, prints descriptions
for everything, and finally updates (if the user so desired).
You may
It's already a few years back that I've written a completion
script for bash. I presented it once on one of the two fgfs
mailing lists and didn't advertize it much outside IRC. Now
I've improved it and committed it to CVS. It also works for
older fgfs versions, and you can get it directly here:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Wednesday 09 July 2008:
How can I stop the shaking in visualization when switching to
the outside of the aircraft? Is updating just position/attitude
information of the aircraft enough or should I fill more information
in the fdm packet?
Assuming that you are using
Our main IRC server irc://irc.flightgear.org/#flightgear is down
at the moment, but we have a (permanent) replacement for such
cases: irc://irc.freenode.net/#flightgear
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Here's a little fun hack:
http://members.aon.at/mfranz/morse.nas [2.9 kB]
It allows to use the middle mouse button as a morse key. The
signals are turned into letters and displayed on-screen. Every
completed word is spoken by the speech synthesizer (if installed
and configured). The keying
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 05 June 2008:
Here's a little fun hack:
http://members.aon.at/mfranz/morse.nas [2.9 kB]
Forgot to mention: it's off by default. To turn it on call fgfs with
--prop:b:sim/morse/enabled=1
This will then be saved to autosave.xml on exit, and will be
on until
* Roland Häder -- Thursday 05 June 2008:
Working fine here. :)
Excellent. :-)
What I also forgot to say: you can move the text display
around -- to a better place or darker background.
m.
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* Greg Hawkes -- Friday 02 May 2008:
Just so that I understand: are you saying that I should have created the
trafficlist file using proved and maintainable methods?
No. (Though proved methods are always good. :-)
Or, are you saying that the Traffic Manager should use the proved and
* Greg Hawkes -- Thursday 01 May 2008:
What is very odd is that the tab characters were /outside/ the port
element. The XML parser should not have confused text (including
whitespace) between elements with the text within elements.
Nope. The XML parser is spec compliant and it's *right*. XML
* Greg Hawkes -- Wednesday 30 April 2008:
When I run fgfs, it displays the following rather unhelpful error message:
Could not find YMML
Durk is your man, but I'll try to help anyway. First check if your
XML files are really spec compliant:
$ xmllint
* yuhao ma -- Tuesday 22 April 2008:
Can flightgear run the raw FDR date directly [...]?
Just for the record: fgfs can play ACMS FDR files natively.
(I'm a bit surprised that there even are different formats.
I had assumed that this is standardized. Oh well ...)
m.
* Brian Keener -- Thursday 28 February 2008:
When I run FlightGear v0.9.10 on Windows 2000 using fgrun - I
downloaded the Piper Comanche and the Cherokee but [...]
Aircraft downloaded from the FlightGear site are meant for
FlightGear v1.0 only. They may or may not work with older
versions. In
* Hermann Straßberger -- Tuesday 19 February 2008:
replay.cxx:142: Error: »timingInfo« was not defined in this area of validity
**
replay.cxx:143: Fehler: »stamp« was not defined in this area of validity **
You didn't install the appropriate SimGear v1.0.
m.
* Christian Buchner -- 1/2/2008 5:51 PM:
If Flightgear offered a simple 3D editor [...]
It does. It's called blender. (http://www.blender.org/) :-)
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* Curtis Olson -- 1/2/2008 1:47 PM:
On Jan 2, 2008 3:06 AM, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
data/ is optional. It's really a convencience feature for
developers who often have their source and data thrown together,
which users usually don't (or shouldn't).
And it also lets users create a complete
* Hal V. Engel -- 12/31/2007 11:26 PM:
I have trouble reading this on my system. Is there a way to increase
the font size?
Just look at how the stopwatch dialog under Debug-Stopwatch does it.
($FG_ROOT/gui/dialogs/stopwatch.xml)
m.
* Lizandro -- Friday 21 December 2007:
How do I use the option --lang?
Without success. :-)
I'm afraid our i18n is unmaintained since a *very* long time and
if it works at all, then only in a very limited way. Basically only
for the menu and a few strings, but not for: dialogs (AFAIK),
Nasal
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Friday 21 December 2007:
This should be fixed now.
Ahh, I had missed the braces problem. (And I hadn't caused it
either -- someone else committed this broken security fix. :-)
The stringifying and cosmetics in fg/osg wasn't worth it, though,
as this code will be removed,
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 21 December 2007:
Ahh, I had missed the braces problem.
Bah, disregard. I was misled by a bad diff command and hadn't
looked closely.
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* LeeE -- Friday 21 December 2007:
I've not had a chance to look at the 'new' huds yet but do they
support/include all of the features in the old huds?
Pretty much, yes. And more.
(line 369: remove the test on ilcanclaw)
Removing a check shouldn't be hard to do. :-)
I would be very
* LeeE -- Friday 21 December 2007:
In short, the energy marker and energy worm, when used together,
show if an aircraft can sustain KIAS or mach in a climb and I find
them invaluable while tuning aircraft fdm configs.
This should work in the new HUD just like in the old one. The new
one is
* LeeE -- Friday 21 December 2007:
I'll have a look into this soon.
You'll see that it's a lot easier than it was before. (Only
complicated by the fact that there's not much documentation.)
Note, however, that the new HUD isn't meant to be finished.
It's fully functional, but wasn't used much,
* Nathaniel Homier -- Thursday 20 December 2007:
Take off and climb to 30,000 feet and [...]
This is a ridiculously detailed reproduction recipe. Here's a
shortened one:
use any aircraft anywhere, and press Shift-i a few times
I've looked into it and haven't yet found the cause. It doesn't
Often this isn't something that's worth announcing, but this time
the list of changes sounds interesting:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_169.07.html
Citation from http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=articleitem=934
about the beta release:
No, the render_bench results for
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 20 December 2007:
Often this isn't something that's worth announcing, but this time
the list of changes sounds interesting:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_169.07.html
Now I have tested it.
WARNING: this causes lots of graphic errors in both fg
* LeeE -- Friday 21 December 2007:
Did you compile your own or did you
download one of nVidia's modules?
Compile. And now back at 100.14.19. (BTW: Someone complained
in the nvidia forum that his card fan is now running at 100%.
Looks like a brown-paperbag release to me. :-)
m.
* Hal V. Engel -- Friday 21 December 2007:
These are Beta releases [...]
What makes you think that 169.07 is a beta? It's a regular
release in my book.
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* Durk Talsma -- Wednesday 12 December 2007:
Here's another thought: How about adding copyright notices to *all*
our splash screens. Something like: FlightGear is an open source
project that is released under the gnu public license (GPL). It can
be downloaded for free from
* Nathaniel Homier -- Wednesday 12 December 2007:
~$signs -v --aircraft=OV10_NASA --airport=KSFO gives a can't open socket
error.
That's a problem with your fgfs then. I guess that the default address
localhost:5500 is already used on your system, so it can't be opened
again. Your command line
* Frederic Bouvier -- Sunday 09 December 2007:
I am wondering about the purpose of the box seen on top of Gerard's helos.
It should at least be textured ... Tony's Pizza. ;-)
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* Frederic Bouvier -- Sunday 09 December 2007:
* Load aircraft submodels in the preview browser
What about supporting a special property like preview0/preview
in models that would exclude them from the preview? This could then
be added to the tutorial marker, the blackout sphere, etc. Such a
* Frederic Bouvier -- Sunday 09 December 2007:
I implemented the tag nopreview/ in animations or in models.
Excellent. Doesn't compile here on Linux, though:
wizard_funcs.cxx: In member function 'bool ICompare::operator()(const
std::string, const std::string) const':
wizard_funcs.cxx:757:
* Frederic Bouvier -- Sunday 09 December 2007:
Could you try to replace stricmp by strcasecmp ?
Yeah, works. (I didn't even know that one. :-)
I also got a crash and fixed it like so:
--- src/wizard_funcs.cxx(revision 373)
+++ src/wizard_funcs.cxx(working copy)
@@ -412,6
* Thomas Förster -- Saturday 08 December 2007:
Thats what 'use with permission' means. They write an email to Curt
or whoever can make a decision in the name of the FlightGear community,
asking for permission. Nobody will refuse it for reviews/books or other
'good' use.
No, you got that
* Thomas Förster -- Saturday 08 December 2007:
Am Samstag 08 Dezember 2007 schrieb Melchior FRANZ:
Nobody will ask for permission.
Which is OK, isn't it?
It's OK, yes, but not what we want. We *want* our screenshots used.
(Well, I do want *mine* used -- four of them are mine.) Of course
* SydSandy -- Saturday 08 December 2007:
Or we could watermark the website screenshots with Flightgear :)
Oh, indeed. That's probably the best thing to do. It shouldn't
really disturb, of course, but also not be easy to cut off or
remove.
m.
* Thomas Förster -- Friday 07 December 2007:
As a first, easy measure it's probably a good idea to put a note
on the website, stating that all images are copyright protected
and may only be used with permission.
You'd have to make that ... may only be used in context with
FlightGear if the
* Christian Buchner -- Saturday 03 November 2007:
Spot on! In the %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\flighgear.org\autosave.xml
file the resolution for the clouds somehow was set to 0.
Yes, that's a pain. fg/osg doesn't do clouds yet, and for some
silly reason zeroes some parameters. Which screws
* Georg Vollnhals -- Saturday 27 October 2007:
1. I made two rules-files
I wouldn't do that. Better have one single file with all local
modifications to the udev rules. (I have other rules in that file,
too). That's far handier to backup and maintain, though it's
certainly not the reason why it
* Georg Vollnhals -- Friday 26 October 2007:
Melchior Franz helped me out with a trick to set the saved calibration
via a script on booting, [...]
Nowadays I recommend to let udev do that:
# echo 'KERNEL==js* RUN+=/usr/local/sbin/jscal.sh' \
/etc/udev/rules.d/91-local.rules
... whereby
* Grivell, Ian -- Thursday 25 October 2007:
When I tune in to ATIS, I get audio but no corresponding text on the
screen. Is there a way to turn on text display of ATIS messages?
No, I'm afraid there isn't. The message is already assembled as
lookup terms for the ATIS sound DB, and looks
* Savaş Yatmaz -- Tuesday 09 October 2007:
Is there any way to decrease interval between metar changes?
FlightGear looks once per minute which the nearest METAR station
is (from those listed in $FG_ROOT/Airports/metar.dat.gz). If a
different station is the nearest, then an update will be made.
* Laurence Vanek -- Sunday 05 August 2007:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ fgfs --aircraft=pa28-161
Nasal Electrical System Initialized
Warning: deleting still referenced object Segmentation fault
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This was right after latest build of OSG, SimGear, FG (cvs head)
Can't reproduce. Everything
* Georg Vollnhals -- Monday 06 August 2007:
Nick:
I couldn't work out what 'the configuration' screen was, nor meant.
That's just what comes up with $ ccmake . (with double 'c'),
Don't forget to set CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE to either Release or
RelWithDebInfo, but don't let it set to Debug, as this
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 12 July 2007:
This is now partly fixed. The texture path is now reset after loading
a sub-model. But bad paths would still crash fgfs. Need yet to look
into that.
The allocated buffer was too small for at least the dummy texture. This
is now fixed. Fortunately, fg
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