Are we going to look into removing some of the aircrafts in the base package?
Ampere
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You probably know by now that I have a serious case of 'show and tell'
syndrome.
So I just wanted to show you what I've been up to today ;-)
So far I've made 6 instruments which could possibly be used for lightplanes.
The instruments include depth-oriented components and face-glasses which sho
Hello,
I assume David Culp is the maintainer of the PC-7 !? I realized that
you have to push the stick heavily in order to achieve level flight.
Could someone tell me which knob to adjust in order to make this behave
a bit more realistic ?
Thanks,
Martin.
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Unix _IS_ user friendly - it'
Paul Surgeon writes:
> I need country and state/province fields to be included in the X-Plane data
> so
> that I can sort and filter airports by country and state/province.
>
> I thought of filtering by ICAO but that is not 100% accurate because 3 letter
> IATA codes are GLOBAL. (e.g. London H
On Thursday 30 Dec 2004 14:08, Curtis L. Olson wrote:
> I'm passing along second hand knowledge here so I could be way off, but
> I seem to recall there were problems with plib's handling of single
> polygon objects ... it would collapse them into the parent layer. You
> might try building your n
Chris Metzler wwrites:
>
> > Lot's of
> > fun to be had if someone had the time to play with it ...
>
> I used to do stuff that bears some similarities to this for a living.
> Unfortunately, it was in FORTRAN. Heh.
Interesting I use to make a piece of my living integrating Delaunay
based inte
I need country and state/province fields to be included in the X-Plane data so
that I can sort and filter airports by country and state/province.
I thought of filtering by ICAO but that is not 100% accurate because 3 letter
IATA codes are GLOBAL. (e.g. London Heathrow = LHR)
If it was just the 3
Chris Metzler wrote:
> [...] So instead of spatial interpolation,
> one might consider weighted spatial averaging (e.g. a gather scheme with
> a broad Gaussian kernel or whatever) to lessen the effect of anomalous
> stations in densely sampled areas.
I am not sure if this is "the right thing" to
I believe the weather reports are time stamped so we could ignore
reports that are older than "x" hours. I don't think we are currently
doing that.
Curt.
Chris Metzler wrote:
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 13:16:48 -0600
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
I know different people will have different opinions on
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 13:16:48 -0600
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
>
> I know different people will have different opinions on this, but I feel
> that simply interpolating over time to the "closest" data is just as
> good as anything. Interpolating spacially between the closest 3
> stations is attractiv
> That sounds like the right approach to me (and I'm an expert because I
> took a compilers class 15 years ago and we used the "Dragon book".) :-)
>
> Curt.
I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express, once ...
:-)
Jon
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Jon Berndt wrote:
OK, I fixed the problem. Here's what I do now in FGXMLParse (my
XMLVisitor-derived class):
startElement():
Here I simply set the working string to the null string.
data():
Here I append the string that is passed in to the current working string,
working_string += string(s, lengt
> The problems were twofold:
>
> 1) I was not correctly allowing for split chunks (multiple data() calls).
> 2) I need to have table data as it is, now.
>
> Almost fixed. But, the kids are up and it's time for breakfast...
>
> Jon
OK, I fixed the problem. Here's what I do now in FGXMLParse (my
XM
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 08:08:12 -0600, Curtis L. Olson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm passing along second hand knowledge here so I could be way off, but
> I seem to recall there were problems with plib's handling of single
> polygon objects ... it would collapse them into the parent layer. You
>
Jim Wilson wrote:
One question for others: do we have a property path for light switches (or
other types of switches)? If not, maybe this is a good time to establish a
convention.
The default C172 electrical system is pretty extensive and has all these
sorts of switches layed out. You just
On Thursday 30 Dec 2004 14:02, Dave Martin wrote:
> I've just been experimenting with animating an ASI guage.
>
> I built a simple back card and needle and then tried to animate it using
> the existing Instruments-32/asi/ asi.xml (with no alterations).
>
> With my own asi.ac model in place and with
Dave Martin wrote:
I've just been experimenting with animating an ASI guage.
I built a simple back card and needle and then tried to animate it using the
existing Instruments-32/asi/ asi.xml (with no alterations).
With my own asi.ac model in place and with the needle object named Needle in
the .
I've just been experimenting with animating an ASI guage.
I built a simple back card and needle and then tried to animate it using the
existing Instruments-32/asi/ asi.xml (with no alterations).
With my own asi.ac model in place and with the needle object named Needle in
the .ac file. I only ge
Dave Martin said:
> On Thursday 30 Dec 2004 10:34, Erik Hofman wrote:
> > Dave Martin wrote:
> > > As the title says; is there any hope for this.
> > >
> > > I'm working on some fairly detailed instruments which could work nicely
> > > with the light-aircraft in FG but I was wondering if there is
On Thursday 30 Dec 2004 10:34, Erik Hofman wrote:
> Dave Martin wrote:
> > As the title says; is there any hope for this.
> >
> > I'm working on some fairly detailed instruments which could work nicely
> > with the light-aircraft in FG but I was wondering if there is any means
> > for a 'nice' swit
Dave Martin wrote:
As the title says; is there any hope for this.
I'm working on some fairly detailed instruments which could work nicely with
the light-aircraft in FG but I was wondering if there is any means for a
'nice' switchable illumination of the faces.
Can the emmissive properties of a t
As the title says; is there any hope for this.
I'm working on some fairly detailed instruments which could work nicely with
the light-aircraft in FG but I was wondering if there is any means for a
'nice' switchable illumination of the faces.
Can the emmissive properties of a texture be changed
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