> Let's see what happens then. Can you still do some testing now > anyway? It is never too late to contribute a bug fix. > > Best, > > Jim
I used my createfgfs script in a CygWin shell: ./createfgfs update all which updates all of plib, simgear, base package, and flightgear, then builds and installs them sequentially. It went off without a hitch. Very nice build. My first test flight revealed a potential bug, however. I simply typed: fgfs to run the default aircraft. After gaining some altitude, and while at full power, I began pulling back on the stick, and when my speed had descended to about 50 or so, I pulled back on the stick all the way and gave slight left roll input. This resulted in a little tumble, but when I came out of it and regained level flight, the ADI showed I had a left roll of about 40 degrees, but the visual scene (and more importantly for me) the FDM property that drives it showed a roll angle of about -4 degrees. I tried this repeatedly and got the same results. The ADI appears to get out of sync somehow. Is this instrument being driven through an intermediate "sensor" between the FDM property and the device display? Jon _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
