Forums Virgin Net schreef: > Dear Robin & Simstick, Et all > Thanks for those tips about the > music backing I have emailed Justin R. Durban from Edgen Productions, > just waiting a reply now. > --------------------------------------------------------------- 3 > > About concorde, it works a little better in plib but is still unstable > the VS (Vertical Speed) problem is still their, I am getting lots of > stutter bad stability with fps especially on start up. Panning around > does help but video captures are a waste of time as their are just to > many pauses, and jitter. > > I dont know what is going on with it. Can someone point me to a newer > win32 build of OSG and PLIB please as maybe it is something to do with > the builds I am using my OSG binary is about a month old now > 15/Aug/2007 and my plib 2 months old. > > I cannot progress with the movie while things are unstable like this I > need stability if I am to get decent video captures, any help is much > appreciated thanks. > > Aerotro
You don't actually need to *fly* an aircraft to generate images. In an application like MATLAB, or possibly Lightwave or 3DS it would be possible to generate a parametric flight path (just a series of coordinates). FG will just follow those coordinates in a slaved mode, reducing it to a mere 3D real-time rendering engine. You won't be actually flying the aircraft, but the viewers won't see a difference as the A/C would have been flying on autopilot anyway. Regarding video caps, what are you using? Fraps is a good application which can capture any rendered screen in HD resolution, the cheap hardware-level but fool-proof alternative is using a TV capture card with the rendered displays on a VGA card's TV-out. The advantage of this is that the capture won't neccesarily go wrong if there's something wrong on the box running FlightGear, the downside is that you're stuck on PAL resolution (or NTSC, whatever you want these days. I'd recommend PAL ;)) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2005. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list Flightgear-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/flightgear-devel
