Hello,
maybe it's not the right place to ask?!
Last week I've installed SuSE 8.1 and tried to build PLib 1.7. It
always stops configuring saying it's missing GLut libs. I've installed
actual nvidia kernel and GLX drivers and all 3d applications are
running. I've also installed zlib and metakit. I
Is there anybody experienced with Suse 8.1 and building all libs for
FlightGear?
Yes, I do - on a daily basis ? Did you read the appropriate section in the
'Getting Started' manual ? I'm quite shure I once put a list of the
necessary packeages in that you are supposed to install on your machine
On Sun, 2002-11-24 at 22:15, The Tone'ster wrote:
It is just that the few 3d tools I have taken a look at, Maya, Blender and one
other one (can't rememeber the name, it was a bit ago) are complex to use.
Harder, it seems to me anyway, than thinking in terms of edges and nodes in
some 0,0,0
Martin Spott schrieb:
Is there anybody experienced with Suse 8.1 and building
all libs for
FlightGear?
Yes, I do - on a daily basis ? Did you read the
appropriate section in the
Oups, only read Chap.3 by now. Will read the appendix this evening!!
Thankx,
Carsten
Geoff Reidy writes:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Geoff, this would appear to be a potential problem in the tile freeing
code. Can you give me a route (i.e. a series of waypoints) that will
show the problem (and the approximate place where things die.) Also,
leave the visibility at the default
The Tone'ster writes:
It's not the I _really_ feel the need.
It is just that the few 3d tools I have taken a look at, Maya, Blender and one
other one (can't rememeber the name, it was a bit ago) are complex to use.
Harder, it seems to me anyway, than thinking in terms of edges and nodes in
Norman Vine writes:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
I have my terrasync utility up to a point where it has some basic
functionality so I thought I should share it with you all.
Currently flying terrasync'ed with Cygwin
Cool !
I did a lot more tweaking of this util over the weekend and it's
Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
and *far* more accurately than doing it all by hand.
Actually sometimes even with ac3d available I still need to, rarely, go into
an editor to tweak something! But yes, a tool is the way to go.
3d modeling is a lot more complex than word processing.
David Luff writes:
On 11/25/02 at 9:06 AM Curtis L. Olson wrote:
ADV: don't bother spending days or weeks downloading all the scenery
for the world before you fly. Just install the base program and
supporting files. Turn on terrasync and it will fetch just the tiles
you need as you fly.
Jim Wilson writes:
Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Terrasync makes you look and feel like you have it all, even though
you don't. :-)
One question: Does it still come with the Ginzu knife?
I'll tell you what, we could set this up as a commercial service and
charge $0.01 per
How accurately do we model magnetic variance?
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
;-)
Jon
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--- Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ ... a bunch of cool TerraSync stuff ...]
Do I have to be building/using the CVS cut of FG to take advantage of TerraSync
?
TIA,
Tony
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David Luff writes:
On 11/25/02 at 9:06 AM Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Terrasync makes you look and feel like you have it all, even though
you don't. :-)
Is it likely to work over a 56K modem?
Does for me :-)
Now all we need is a 'virtual rsync' that uses the fastest mirror :-)
Norman
Michael Basler writes:
Curt,
ADV: don't bother spending days or weeks downloading all the scenery
for the world before you fly. Just install the base program and
I think this is a VERY useful tool and a breakthrough insofar, as no other
sim known to me does have this feature. I just
The Tone'ster writes:
--- Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ ... a bunch of cool TerraSync stuff ...]
Do I have to be building/using the CVS cut of FG to take advantage
of TerraSync
?
Yes, but not so much for the sake of terrasync, but because the
scenery you will be fetching
ADV: don't bother spending days or weeks downloading all the scenery
for the world before you fly. Just install the base program and
supporting files. Turn on terrasync and it will fetch just the tiles
you need as you fly.
There's still one question remaining: Does it work with a proxy
On 11/25/02 at 5:47 PM Martin Spott wrote:
ADV: don't bother spending days or weeks downloading all the scenery
for the world before you fly. Just install the base program and
supporting files. Turn on terrasync and it will fetch just the tiles
you need as you fly.
There's still one
On 11/25/02 at 10:11 AM Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Terrasync makes you look and feel like you have it all, even though
you don't. :-)
Is it likely to work over a 56K modem?
David,
First of all I will say that that I haven't tried it. But, I
encourage you to try it yourself since I want to
Martin Spott writes:
ADV: don't bother spending days or weeks downloading all the scenery
for the world before you fly. Just install the base program and
supporting files. Turn on terrasync and it will fetch just the tiles
you need as you fly.
There's still one question remaining:
I've been converting a FS2002 737 panel to look like the 737-300's I fly. A
version with notes is here:
http://home.attbi.com/~davidculp2/737-300_with_notes.jpg
This jpeg includes some notes on which instruments go where. The master is
in BMP format, without the notes of course. This is the
Jon S Berndt writes:
How accurately do we model magnetic variance?
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
http://www.ibiblio.org/Dave/Dr-Fun/collections/1988/images/df1988-1282.gif
:-)
Curt.
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There's still one question remaining: Does it work with a proxy (Squid) or
do you need direct connection to the internet on the machine running
FlightGear ?
You'd have to get rsync working through a proxy ... I have no idea if
that can be done or now.
I was not shure if 'rsync' was the only
Martin Spott writes:
I was not shure if 'rsync' was the only way 'terrasync' connects to your
server. That's why I was asking.
Getting 'rsync' working through a firewall is pretty difficult. You could
try to build 'rsync' with 'socks' support, but even then not every
firewall supports
Well, I hacked this up over the weekend so it's not advertised as the
perfect utility that handles every possible situation. The hope is
that those for which it doesn't quite work, might be willing to figure
something out and submit fixes ...
I'm absolutely no C programmer - but I'll see
Getting 'rsync' working through a firewall is pretty difficult. You could
try to build 'rsync' with 'socks' support, but even then not every
firewall supports 'socks'. So I dare to point at the fact that this utility
might be pretty useless for several users.
If you are _allowed_ to be
Lovely stuff!
terrasync.cxx needs these to compile on my GCC 3.2 / SuSE system:
SG_USING_STD(cout);
SG_USING_STD(endl);
In the usage example in README.txt it would be nice to suggest a port in
the private use range (49152-65535), such as 55000, instead of port
5500 which is allocated to
Curt,
it works with Cygwin, and it is a really cool innonvative feature.
A couple of nits only:
- I still would suggest transferring this into FlightGear. I first had to
download and install gpc (do most Terragear users recall they did once?),
which might be annoying for beginners. Terrasync
Julian Foad writes:
[Note: I'm in this position of having FTP but not rsync at work. But I
can't think of a good reason why I should be allowed to run Flight Gear,
or any other justification for requesting rsync access.]
What we need is a way to make rsync masquerade as HTTP -- that's
On Mon, 2002-11-25 at 09:55, David Luff wrote:
On 11/25/02 at 10:11 AM Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Terrasync makes you look and feel like you have it all, even though
you don't. :-)
Is it likely to work over a 56K modem?
David,
First of all I will say that that I haven't tried it.
David Megginson writes:
Jon S Berndt writes:
How accurately do we model magnetic variance?
Probably accurately enough --
we use this model
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/potfld/WMMlimit.shtml
Norman
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David Megginson writes:
Julian Foad writes:
[Note: I'm in this position of having FTP but not rsync at work. But I
can't think of a good reason why I should be allowed to run Flight Gear,
or any other justification for requesting rsync access.]
What we need is a way to make rsync
Recently a very kind person donated some hardware to upgrade the
flightgear web/cvs/ftp/rsync/cvs server. I am respecting their wishes
to remain anonymous which is why I've avoided any hoopla. However, in
the next few days/weeks(?) I plan to start migrating services over.
Complicating this is a
FYI
http://terravision.dsi.internet2.edu/
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Gentlemen,
I am trying to rebuild Metakit with Cygwin gcc 3.2 in order to get FGFS to
link properly. I get the following error (with both mk4 version 2.4.3 and
2.4.8):
g++ -c -O2 -DWIN32 -DNDEBUG -I../unix/../include -I../unix/../src -I.
../unix/..
/src/string.cpp -DDLL_EXPORT -DPIC
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