* Stewart Andreason -- Tuesday 19 June 2007:
> Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> > Note that a single <offset>0.123</offset>
> > does *not* work on fg/plib.
^^^^^^^
> I was using a single <offset> in several places... but after specifying
> all three axis, it needed fixing.
*fg/plib*! You are using fg/osg, no? And that's a part of the
problem. People who have tuned their aircraft for fg/osg do
now find that those don't work well with 0.9.11, and that
scaled objects can look very different in both. That's not a
fault of fg/osg, of course. Mathias' version is clearly better.
And if people had followed the model howto, then there wouldn't
be problems at all. Some did, others (including me :-) didn't.
Here's again how they differ:
sg/plib:
<x-offset> default: 1*
<y-offset> default: 1*
<z-offset> default: 1*
sg/osg:
<offset> default: 1*
<x-offset> default: <offset>
<y-offset> default: <offset>
<z-offset> default: <offset>
* now, after the fix, these defaults are 0, as it should be.
Of course, if you don't care at all how your model looks in
0.9.11, then you don't need to change anything. Your models
aren't GPL compatbile, nor part of fgfs, let alone of 0.9.11,
so you shouldn't worry, anyway.
m.
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