Hi Martin,
I sent you yesterday some new scenery models to add and I haven't paid
attention to the emails on fg mailing list... For one year I'm working
as a scenery modeler, I didn't know all the problems you met, and I'm
deeply sorry for being so ignorant.
As a FG user, I really support the idea to have one main common scenery,
because it's more convenient thanks to Terrasync and I'm sure there are
a lot of people who think like this too. Flightgear is an open source
project and it's a good opportunity to do that.
Thank you so much for all your work and your contribution to Flightgear.
You deserve some rest and as Pedro said, I also hope one day to see you
come back, with new ideas.
I will also join the IRC discussion about that. I stopped using it a few
months ago but now, I think it's time to come back.
Thank you Martin!
Julien
Le 24/02/2012 16:03, Martin Spott a écrit :
> Gijs de Rooy wrote:
>
>> To give one recent example that applies to most of these reasons: LOWI. It
>> has an updated airport layout, custom landclassing
>> and is under heavy development. The author told me that he'll put all of it
>> in the database once it is finished.
> Just for the record, that's one of the common, big, but most avoidable
> mistakes: "Submitting when it's finished". I know, it's _really_
> common, but always carries the risk of making the same mistake with
> every of the included models.
> Guess how many hours I spent fixing the same stupid mistake in a row of
> models, mistakes which could have been avoided if people would have
> sent me each of these models _early_ !? Submitting early allows for
> early feedback and, as a consequence, for preventing avoidable mistakes
> early in the development phase of an airfield scenario, thus
> facilitating the rest of the submission process.
>
> I didn't track the number of hours, but, believe me, it kept me busy -
> and just for the stupid reason because people neither bothered reading
> our "Contribute" recommendations nor considered my advice.
>
> I know, Gijs, it's not your fault, I just hooked up because you
> mentioned.
>
> Cheers,
> Martin.
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