Andy wrote:
The best way to do this is actually dynamic: the server gets to send
the X most important objects to each client per update. Importance
can be defined in screen space -- think of it as the number of
pixels of error that the receiving client would have if the update
were not sent.
We really need to look at an the best way of doing this. Once the
multiplayer code is changed we will probably be stuck with is for the next
few years. Getting it right is fairly important.
We shoud consider what we want in terms of features, flexibility and numbers
and then find the most
I have been trying to make the JSB flight model for my PA-25 pawnee for over
a week now, however, I can not get it to steer on the ground. Every time I
start my take off roll the plane goes in circles.
Has anybody encountered any similar problems?
Cheers,
Mostyn
Clifford,
It can be done, however it is a rather long winded process.
You need to get a program called pretty polly editor (PPE). Open the *.mdl
file in PPE and save it as a *.dxf file. Close the program. Re-open it load
the *.dxf file and save it as a *.ac file.
Then you need to use a
If you feel it you could continu and modify the doc i began.
May be i am wrong .
Do you thing that doc is good for garbage.
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Gerard
Gerard
I just answered in a hurry this morning. Perhaps I should have said that
this is my way of converting *.mdl files. I'm sure there are
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Ampere wrote:
Take the electrical system, hydraulic system, and bleed air system as the
examples. All these system are basically different forms of moving
something
from point A, through medium B, to point C. That battery on the electrical
system is similar in function to the
Hey guys,
I have put up an alpha version of my R22 on my website for all of those
people that want to have a look at it. There are still quite a few things
that need to be fixed up before I would call it finished. However, I'll get
back to that after finishing some other stuff and when I have
I am trying to create an upper layer on a gauge which masks lower layers
using transparency. I have looked at the data/aircraft/Instruments/fuel.xml
file which appears to do this. However I can not figure out where the
transparency comes from. Could someone point me in the right direction,
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Martin wrote:
Mostyn Gale wrote:
In the meantime I will just do a few warmup projects, i.e. A Robinson R22,
Piper PA25 Pawnee and Cessna 152.
Luckily you decided to choose the C152. In contrast to the C150 people
already consider the former to be a real aircraft whereas
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ghours wrote:
I have tried to make two helicopters as close as possible to the
specifications
1/ CH53 seastallion: mass:36700 pounds
2/ AS330 puma : which is 16300 pounds
it is very difficult to give the good delta and rellenflaphinge
parameters according to the real
Hi Ben,
It is good to hear that you are planing to contribute. I hope the AC-130
goes well. My thoughts are that the AC-130 is a bit of a large project to
start of with. I am in a similar situation to you, just starting off in
flightgear and the learning curve is pretty steep.
Perhaps you
I have found the seed wiki documentation
http://www.seedwiki.com/page.cfm?wikiid=2418doc=Flight%20Gear, would it be
possible to use a wiki that is nicer as well as getting a more prominent
link? i.e. on the main page. www.wikicities.com looks alright.
Cheers,
Mostyn
Has anyone thought about having a wiki documentation system for FlightGear?
One of the real weaknesses of flightgear is that there is little
documentation. I am sure that if it were easy for the community to edit the
documentation it would improve vastly. This could save so much of people's
time
Just two quick questions. What effect do gauges have on the frame rates of
virtual cockpits. i.e. is there as strong effect after 10 or 20 gauges?
Also is it possible to configure the views so that a virtual cockpit is only
visible when actually in the cockpit?
Cheers,
Mostyn
Bravo, and feel free to ask any questions at all. A lot of plane design
right
now is kind of undocumented, and there are a lot of tips and tricks out
there.
The website looks good, so does the Robinson model. You will definitely
want a 4
axis joystick if you are going to play with a helo FDM. A
Hi guys,
I've been looking around and decided to make a contribution to FlightGear.
Some of the projects that I am looking at doing are a visual model for the
Harrier, and such aircraft as the Grumman F-14, Sikorsky S-76, Airbus A300,
Bell UH-1 and Lockheed Constellation. I guess I want to
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