On Nov 16, 2008, at 1:17 PM, Durk Talsma wrote:
On Sunday 16 November 2008 20:34:48 Heiko Schulz wrote:
Small? I think people with lower computer perfomance will have
problems-
but there is always --proportion=1.0
Ah yes, the one file I committed does contain the singlemost largest
operator
at EHAM. The sample is "small" in the sense that I checked in data
from only
one airline. But, my experience is that you need to have a fairly
large set
already, if you want to see any action at all, hence my choice to
commit the
KLM files.
The proportion property should still work to limit the amount of
loaded
aircraft, although I haven't checked that very closely. Will have a
look
later.
But looks great! If we could get the AI/ATC interactions work with
voice
(like ATIS) it would be much more great!
I know that some people have successfully streamed the text messages
to the
"festival" speech generator. That's still something that I would
like to try.
hi.
As being one of the only blind female pilots in here voice on that
part of the towercommunication would be a good idea instead of as it
is now using the synth for it .
However there is one thing. If we should have that one would have to
make all the words for it and it would have to be called each time as
it is for ATIS.
It is not a bad idea at all just saying :)
As for streaming text to speach i do that all the time with a lot of
the instruments dme, vor, gps, rpm for the engine, throttle, heading
altitude ground view and so on.
Okies when i started in here i had AndersG and Jester helping me
making it work that way that it streamed it to the speach that is in
my mac but the selution was simply not good and responsive enough.
I ended up installing a free speach that i also use on my windows
box... could we forget i admitted that ?
It really did not work in a fast and mature way til i did.
So 2 things are important if you want ot use speach on flightgear.
1: what speach do you like "which one can your brain handle at over
370 words pr minute and yes it sometimes is that hectic round ksfo,
cause of all the pilots chittering .
2 how much memory does the speach use from your computer ?
well i started with "alex" for mac and as much as i adore him he was
simply not good enough for the task, i guess the fact that i fly from
a mac book air did not help metters either :)
I just found eham for some days ago. thanks for a nice place to fly !:)
/sandi
I suggest using ATC insted using mibs ;-)
Ah, good suggestion. Will give it a try. :-)
Very nice all that- though I have problems running the perl script on
win32. But though it seems that we get with your patch a realistic
dense of
AI-traffic!
To stick to the perl philosophy: "There's probably more than one
way..." ...to
convert traffic data to xml. Admittedly, my perl scripts were a bit
of a quick
hack to get stuff converted quickly. I shouldn't be a problem at all
to write
a little utility that would do the conversion in another language.
Theoretically, it should be possible to run perl in cygwin. It's
probably a
little heavy to install cygwin, just to run perl, but it should work
nevertheless.
-For a better MD11/ DC10 KLM-Model and other models -have a look
into the
current Shared-models package!
Ah, thanks! I didn't know they were released already. I'll have a
look. Now,
it's just too bad that Northwest stopped operating the DC10...
Cheers,
Durk
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