On mer 19 mars 2008, Vivian Meazza wrote: > Hi all, > > A few days ago the data in cvs was reorganised with several directories > being moved from Models to AI/Aircraft. This not only broke the carriers > (because the move wasn't completed correctly), and lumped ships and > aircraft in the same directory, but also misunderstood the purpose of the > AI/Aircraft directory. This is intended to hold "lightweight" models for > use by the AI Traffic Manager and Multiplayer, usually, but not > exclusively, in the form of xml wrappers which actually point elsewhere, > either to the appropriate Aircraft or Models directory. It was not intended > to be a heap for anything which didn't fit conveniently elsewhere. This > change has neither been discussed nor agreed. > > Subject to there being no substantive objections here, I intend to revert > this change over the coming weekend. This has been discussed with and > agreed upon by fellow core developers, This is also the consensus view on > *IRC*. > > Now, this probably isn't the best solution, and putting ships under > Models/Geometry is, to say the least, a bit eccentric. So we can work on > deriving a better answer, once we have got back the status quo ante. > > Vivian > Ships are objects like any others. Since i am working (very slowly :( ) on carriers and others military ships from the French Navy, i can see the advantage to keep it in Models/Geometry. I am wondering about to use the same models (with livery variant) including it at some specific places (harbour) or randomly on the sea. So they won't be, only, managed with AI/Scenario.
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