On Saturday 25 June 2005 00:00, Josh Babcock wrote: > Oh, I just had another idea. Planes that contain a built in demo could > have a flag set in their -set.xml files. That way --show-aircraft could > highlight the demos, sort of like advertising to try new features. > Additionally, this would let users filter that stuff out as well when > they just want plain and simple flying. > > I also think that --show-aircraft would show which aircraft have > virtual-cockpit set to true and also which have a 2d panel defined. Some > people only like to fly the 3D planes (I'll admit I'm a 3D bigot). >
I personally hate 3D cockpits as they seriously sap frame-rates... and before you say it, I do not plan to upgrade my computer just to fly those aircraft that only have 3D cockpits... what really annoys me are those that have both, yet the 3D cockpit doesn't dissapear when the 2D panel is in view... and don't ask me about the HUD... for some strange reason, toggling the HUD on drops my frame rate down from a comfortable 50fps to a slideshow of less than 1fps... I certainly hope this has been fixed since 0.9.5 (can't upgrade as the debs you have on the site do not work for my Ubuntu installation and I can't get the prog to run when I've compiled from source, some segfault error every time... (the next version of Ubuntu (in beta) has 0.9.8, but I do not plan to update until it (Ubuntu Breezy 5.10) gets a little more stable) _______________________________________________ Flightgear-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-users 2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
