Hi, this effect is caused by the globals->set_sim_time_sec( 0.0 );call when resetting. After this the stored time offset "mTimeOffset" in AIMultiplayer.cxx is wrong and it needs much time this offset is corrected. I don't know, why this bug is only visible in windows (at least it is not reported for other os).
Please find enclosed a patch for AIMultiplayer.cxx, which detects and corrects large time offsets. (I only tested it very shortly, but i t seems to work (at least as a workaround)).
Maik Maik Justus wrote:
Hi, Maik Justus wrote:after some time the multiplayer aircrafts start moving again. I am not sure, but I could be, that this "some time" is about the duration of the last session (time since the prior reset resp. starting of flightgear to the reset).Hi, Maik Justus wrote:After choosing "Reset" in the File menu, all multiplayer aircrafts stop moving.
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