"David Findlay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Of course! Mind you in Africa the the baboons will sit on a runway, > fly away as you buzz them, then sit back on the runway while you go > around the circuit for landing. They are happy to do that all afternoon, > so you just have to land and try and miss them. :-)
Yes, and then not even to mention the problems that animal life causes for aviators. ;-) Hey, as a native of Africa I'm allowed to make these non-pc jokes. Besides, where else in the world will someone actually steal a NDB but in Cape Town? :-) > We should be able to implement this, although you'll have to watch > that the baboons don't bite you on the backside as you > get out of the plane. :-P Maybe a bite on the backside is exactly what the US legislators and media need for their treatment of GA in the US. After a solid kick in the nuts. Er.. make that several kicks. ObOnTopic: Dave (the other one :-), are you considering dynamic moving objects? You mentioned yachts in passing... Collision detection eats CPU cycles, but still without that dynamic objects IMO are relegated to mainly eye candy. -- Billy _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
