Monday's CVS seemed to work fine. If the command line included
the argument
--telnet=8898
fgfs ran ok.
However, with this evening's CVS, with that argument, I
get this:
WARNING: Network: 17: unhandled write
Bus error
and fgfs halts.
I don't mean to whine about bugs; I realize that everyone
Today's cvs of simgear doesn't compile on an amd64 machine.
make[4]: Entering directory
`/home/wendell/flightgear/FlightGear-0.9/simgear/source/simgear/scene/sky'
if g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../../simgear -I../../..
-I/usr/X11R6/include -g -O2 -D_REENTRANT -MT newcloud.o -MD -MP -MF
Here are some fixes so that a property element is tied to the
route manager list. Would someone with cvs access check these
and commit them to cvs?
http://www.halcyon.com/wturner/fgfs/route_mgr.hxx
http://www.halcyon.com/wturner/fgfs/route_mgr.cxx
Thanks,
Wendell
There does not seem to be altitudes in the new route structure.
(Or, at least, they are not loaded into the autopilot.) In 0.9.2
you could set a waypoint to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the aircraft would fly
to the intended waypoint at the specified altitude. Has this
feature been removed, or
What is the difference in these properties?
/autopilot/route-manager/wp-last/id ='' (none)
/autopilot/route-manager/wp/id = 'KANP' (string)
/autopilot/settings/route-manager/wp/id ='KGAI' (string)
They seem to be overshadowing each other. Have some of these
been
At
http://www.halcyon.com/wturner/fgfs/route_mgr.cxx
http://www.halcyon.com/wturner/fgfs/route_mgr.hxx
are the updates to the route_mgr portion of the autopilot that
allow access to the route list from the telnet port. It isn't
finished, but it is progress.
The route list is apparently
Is there an autopilot that still uses the
/autopilot/settings/waypoint
method of setting waypoints? (i.e., one that can accept
modifications to the waypoint list via the telnet interface)?
Or has that been replaced with
/autopilot/route-manager/wp/id ?
If so, how does an external program
Ok then, I'll try asking it this way:
In auto_gui.cxx, the comment on NewWaypoint says that it is
called from the telnet session, but I cannot show that to be the
case. Setting the property value from the telnet session causes
the value to change, but it doesn't seem to affect anything. Is
Does anyone have (or can anyone build) a fairly simple, generic airport
control tower model? Robin's latest airport data has some tower
position information so I'd like to include these in the next world
scenery build.
Ok. I've committed one in CVS.
It's fairly simple, but it also
I've recently found Xastir (http://www.xastir.org/), a rather
nifty mapping package by/for the HAM radio community. It can
display shapefile maps, terraserver (satellite photo) maps,
tiger maps, and with some recent patches to the code and some
map transformations, it can display sectionals
Currently I think we're interested in making the viewer and FDM totally
independent of each other, so something else that manipulates the property
tree values would be the best way to go.
Extreme G's, obviously, should slam the head around a bit.
Maybe the nasal script could do this:
On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 10:53:34AM -0400, David Megginson wrote:
I just bought a (relatively) cheap clip-on GPS for my Palm Vx.
Does anyone know of a simple PalmOS low-res moving map program,
I use the cumulus program
http://cumulus.kflog.org/
on my Zaurus.
It is from Germany, and is build
How can lat/lon/alt get converted to sgMat4 coordinates? I thought
the following portion of code, taken from test-up.cxx, would
be close (at least for position, but not for the rotation).
double lat = 38.9340;
double lon = -77.4576;
double alt =0;
Point3D pgd( lon *
Has anyone connected fgfs to an external radio stack
such as FlightLink
http://www.flightlink.com/hardware/fixedwing/kr1.html
or Elite
http://www.flyelite.com/avionics.asp
or any others? Do any of these radio stacks have open
interfaces, or are they all proprietary?
Wendell
I want to add targets in a multiplayer fgfs session from data
generated by an external system, and would like some guidance on
the coordinate system.
The data exchanged in the multiplayer frames consist of
sgMat4 PlayerPos;
which is defined in plib as
typedef SGfloat sgMat4 [4][4] ;
which
I use fgfs to practice instrument approaches, starting with
the aircraft positioned just outside the IAF. However, in
0.9.2, the --offset-distance doesn't seem to work.
In src/Main/fg_init.cxx, near line 1035, just before the call to
ok = fgSetPosFromAirportIDandHdg( apt, hdg );
there is
Tony Penden writes:
On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 10:28, Tony Peden wrote:
--- David Megginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wendell Turner writes:
I use fgfs to practice instrument approaches, starting with
the aircraft positioned just outside the IAF. However, in
0.9.2, the --offset
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