[Flightgear-devel] more problems with --aircraft and joystick on macos
./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=dc3-yasim ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=wrightFlyer1903-v1-nl-uiuc ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=a4-yasim ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=747-uiuc ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=x24b ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=c182 ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=c310 ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination --aircraft=ufo ./fly.sh --airport-id=KDCA --enable-anti-alias-hud --enable-auto-coordination fly is a script that runs bin/fgfs with the appropriate --fg-root x15,x24b seem to work, couldn't fly via keyboard, change views, activate hud, did nothing but climb c182 works well c310, shuttle seem to work, couldn't fly via keyboard ufo is cool, managed to get it off of the ground c172 seems to work, couldn't fly via keyboard 747-yasim, dc3-yasim, wrightFlyer1903-v1-nl-uiuc, 747-uiuc, beech99-uiuc HANG (wait mouse pointer that never goes anywhere, menus don't work, Esc doesn't quit app) I found an app called BroadbandOptimizer for Macos X that I installed. It enabled me to get some of the above planes working by tweeking my OS's performance. Until I used this, nothing worked! The joystick issue seems a macos xthing. I've tried two joysticks (one of which works 8-) on macos 9), and neither do anything on macos X. Macos X's HIDManager seems totally screwed up. 1) Does anyone out there know how to get a usb joystick working on macos X? Any other HIDManagers for macos x out there? Any flight joysticks (with twisting rudder on stick or separate rudder/throttle control) that work on macos x? That have their own drivers? 2) Any hints on how to fly without a joystick? Neither mouse nor keyboard seems to be working for me 8-) Even with --enable-auto-coordination. I've checked the faq, but as soon as the plane gets airborn it wobbles from one said to the other. BTW, cool anti-crash feature, but how can I disable it? 8-D TIA Ima ___ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
Re: [Flightgear-devel] more problems with --aircraft and joystick on macos
ima sudonim [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: 1) Does anyone out there know how to get a usb joystick working on macos X? Any other HIDManagers for macos x out there? Any flight joysticks (with twisting rudder on stick or separate rudder/throttle control) that work on macos x? That have their own drivers? I don't know the answer. If you don't get any response here you might try contacting the guy at usboverdrive.com as I'm sure he can tell you. 2) Any hints on how to fly without a joystick? Neither mouse nor keyboard seems to be working for me 8-) The joystick is easiest. I'd give the mouse second. If you right click until the cross hair cursor shows up (which indicates the mouse is now controlling the flight) then moving the mouse forward/back will control the elevator and left/right the ailerons. You'll need to right click again to get back to the mouse arrow back for menu mode. Even with --enable-auto-coordination. I've checked the faq, but as soon as the plane gets airborn it wobbles from one said to the other. Which aircraft are you seeing this with? The only time I've seen real wobbles in that mode is when attempting to apply a lot of rudder while it is enabled. Use the property picker (View Menu, Properties option) and look under controls to see if something is holding the rudder on you (the rudder value should be 0 at startup). BTW, cool anti-crash feature, but how can I disable it? 8-D Stay in the air? ;-) Best, Jim ___ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
Re: [Flightgear-devel] more problems with --aircraft and joystick on macos
ima sudonim [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: 1) Does anyone out there know how to get a usb joystick working on macos X? Any other HIDManagers for macos x out there? Any flight joysticks (with twisting rudder on stick or separate rudder/throttle control) that work on macos x? That have their own drivers? I don't know the answer. If you don't get any response here you might try contacting the guy at usboverdrive.com as I'm sure he can tell you. 2) Any hints on how to fly without a joystick? Neither mouse nor keyboard seems to be working for me 8-) The joystick is easiest. I'd give the mouse second. If you right click until the cross hair cursor shows up (which indicates the mouse is now controlling the flight) then moving the mouse forward/back will control the elevator and left/right the ailerons. You'll need to right click again to get back to the mouse arrow back for menu mode. Even with --enable-auto-coordination. I've checked the faq, but as soon as the plane gets airborn it wobbles from one said to the other. Which aircraft are you seeing this with? The only time I've seen real wobbles in that mode is when attempting to apply a lot of rudder while it is enabled. Use the property picker (View Menu, Properties option) and look under controls to see if something is holding the rudder on you (the rudder value should be 0 at startup). BTW, cool anti-crash feature, but how can I disable it? 8-D Stay in the air? ;-) Best, Jim ___ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
Re: [Flightgear-devel] more problems with --aircraft and joystick on macos
ima sudonim [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: 1) Does anyone out there know how to get a usb joystick working on macos X? Any other HIDManagers for macos x out there? Any flight joysticks (with twisting rudder on stick or separate rudder/throttle control) that work on macos x? That have their own drivers? I don't know the answer. If you don't get any response here you might try contacting the guy at usboverdrive.com as I'm sure he can tell you. 2) Any hints on how to fly without a joystick? Neither mouse nor keyboard seems to be working for me 8-) The joystick is easiest. I'd give the mouse second. If you right click until the cross hair cursor shows up (which indicates the mouse is now controlling the flight) then moving the mouse forward/back will control the elevator and left/right the ailerons. You'll need to right click again to get back to the mouse arrow back for menu mode. Even with --enable-auto-coordination. I've checked the faq, but as soon as the plane gets airborn it wobbles from one said to the other. Which aircraft are you seeing this with? The only time I've seen real wobbles in that mode is when attempting to apply a lot of rudder while it is enabled. Use the property picker (View Menu, Properties option) and look under controls to see if something is holding the rudder on you (the rudder value should be 0 at startup). BTW, cool anti-crash feature, but how can I disable it? 8-D Stay in the air? ;-) Best, Jim ___ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
[Flightgear-devel] more problems with --aircraft and joystick on macos
ima sudonim [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: 1) Does anyone out there know how to get a usb joystick working on macos X? Any other HIDManagers for macos x out there? Any flight joysticks (with twisting rudder on stick or separate rudder/throttle control) that work on macos x? That have their own drivers? I don't know the answer. If you don't get any response here you might try contacting the guy at usboverdrive.com as I'm sure he can tell you. OK, I'll give that a try, thanks... 2) Any hints on how to fly without a joystick? Neither mouse nor keyboard seems to be working for me 8-) The joystick is easiest. I'd give the mouse second. If you right click until the cross hair cursor shows up (which indicates the mouse is now controlling the flight) then moving the mouse forward/back will control the elevator and left/right the ailerons. You'll need to right click again to get back to the mouse arrow back for menu mode. OK, the right button click (ctrl click on mac os) seems MUCH easier to work with. I actually got up to 900 ft (somehow) before loosing control and crashing. Even with --enable-auto-coordination. I've checked the faq, but as soon as the plane gets airborn it wobbles from one said to the other. Which aircraft are you seeing this with? The only time I've seen real wobbles in that mode is when attempting to apply a lot of rudder while it is enabled. Use the property picker (View Menu, Properties option) and look under controls to see if something is holding the rudder on you (the rudder value should be 0 at startup). Rudder on taxi is 0.28500, rudder-trim 0v. Once we're airborne these values aren't changing. Maybe once I can figure out the rudder controls via mouse and keyboard this will get easier... The c310, among others. I'll start the engines, turn both throttles up to full and accelerate (to redline, actually). Once it starts to hop, I hit down arrow to bring the elevator up, and the c310 starts wobbling as soon as it leaves the ground. Maybe I just need to give some sort of right rudder to compensate for the propellers (or figure out a jet that works on my system 8-)) Any easy to fly jets that you could recommend (the 747s arent working on my system). Incidentally, is there a common denominator to the planes that I can get working or to those that I can't? Basically, c172, ufo, c310, c182 work -- are these all JSB x15,x24b seem to work, couldn't fly via keyboard, change views, activate hud, planes did nothing but climb -- don't remember what model these use 747-yasim, dc3-yasim, wrightFlyer1903-v1-nl-uiuc, 747-uiuc, beech99-uiuc HANG with wait cursor, no keyboard response -- is this a uiuc/yasim problem on my system? BTW, cool anti-crash feature, but how can I disable it? 8-D Stay in the air? ;-) Highly unlikely, given my performance thus far 8-( Cool game, lousy pilot! Wasn't it George Carlin who said that he wasn't afraid to fly, just afraid of the unscheduled stops (i.e, crashes). Thank you! Ima Best, Jim ___ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
