ons, 2003-11-26 kl. 11:32 wrote Glenn McCord:
> js_demo shows me that my hat switch is axis 4 and 5 and I have exactly
> the same entries in the joystick file as everyone else has. I'm
> wondering if my problem is with the .fgfsrc file of which I have an
> entry for all axis except 4 & 5. If I delete this file I loose my
> throttle and yaw though.
> js_demo says: Joystick 0: "Microsoft Microsoft SideWinder Precision Pro
> (USB)" so surely Flightgear is looking at the sidewinder-precision-pro.xml
Since you had to put all the axis in the .fgfsrc file, it's likely fg
don't match your joystick with the sidewinder-precision-pro.xml.
Check your Input/Joysticks/Microsoft/sidewinder-precision-pro.xml and
verify that you have Microsoft twice like this:
<PropertyList>
<name>Microsoft Microsoft SideWinder Precision Pro (USB)</name>
You see from the js_demot the MS name pops up twice.
>
> Dare I ask, but how do I use separate scenery besides the default. The
> only command line options I see are:
> --fg-root=path: Tells FlightGear where to look for its root data files
> if you didn't compile it with the default settings.
> --fg-scenery=path: Allows specification of a path to the base scenery
> path , in case scenery is not at the default position under
>
> But these aren't specific enough?
>
> I've extracted the file I got from the world map and copied it to the
> Scenery folder so that:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] glenn $ ls /usr/local/lib/FlightGear/data/Scenery/
> w080n40 w130n30
Yep it seems you dare.
This looks fine, so you shold not have to specifiy anything to use the
extra installed scenery, but you should make sure you start at an
airport that really is within the new part of the scenery.
like fgfs --airport-id=KCIU
But this was perhaps a bit to obvious an error ?
Hope this make sense
Ivar
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