Jon S Berndt wrote:
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 19:34:10 +0200
Paul Surgeon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thursday, 21 October 2004 03:17, Ampere K. Hardraade wrote:
One of the problems, as I pointed out earlier, is that the download
size of
the base package is a bit on the huge size.
The download size is very small !
It would not faze me one bit if the base package was 1 GB in size.
It can only get bigger (and better!) as the project moves forwards.
Eventually FlightGear will become (if it is not already :-) ubiquitous,
and the number of aircraft models will be so numerous to even consider
storing in one place anywhere. Right now, Dave Culp has a "hangar" where
some aircraft are stored (complete with FDM and 3D model). I don't think
his is the only one. To me, it would make sense to include a sensibly
wide variety of types, and of only the highest quality where possible.
Then, begin publicizing the various hangar URLs.
Jon
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Someone mentioned the ability of installing and uninstalling aircraft,
and possibly loading them as modules. This brought up (for me) the idea
of moving back the starting point when the program loads. Instead of
starting in the aircraft itself, start at a "rental desk" where you
could select the aircraft you wish to fly from a list of installed
aircraft (and only the most stable are included in the release package,
everything is included in the CVS), then you hit "load" and the program
fades to the cockpit and the rest is as is, with the exception of the
option of going back to the selection desk.
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Sanjay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Let's get this straight, you expect me to give orders to inanimate
objects and expect me to be _sane_ too?"
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