Danie Heath wrote:
I finally got the sim running. Here's my first impressions
* Ground texturing excellent, except taxiways and ramps
We are aware of that. But nobody had been able to create new ones ;-)
* I've only seen the default aircraft, but I will start development
On Sunday 03 March 2002 04:56 am, you wrote:
Danie Heath wrote:
I finally got the sim running. Here's my first impressions
* Ground texturing excellent, except taxiways and ramps
We are aware of that. But nobody had been able to create new ones ;-)
* I've only seen the
John Check writes:
That's a good thing. One thing to consider is the number of polygons,
which we think shouldn't bee too high because of the hardware we want it
to run on.
Also, there is currently a bug in the model loader that is preventing
the default model from being
Danie Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
forward to some nice developments. As a fan of anti-Microsoft bans, I can't
wait to screw Bill Gates and his company with this amazing piece of
software.
OT
We have a lot to thank Bill Gates for, including the way he (especially) and
others got under
Jim Wilson writes:
OT
We have a lot to thank Bill Gates for, including the way he
(especially) and others got under Richard Stallman's (and others)
skin with their shrink-wrap revolution. We owe Bill a debt of
gratitude for making sure that open source became a popular idea,
even
Jim Wilson writes:
Yes, originally, that's correct. Something to do with ATT and a
printer driver, I think. I was just speaking of Bill...since back
in those days the profile for Stallman's project was lower
too. That is to mean lower than after the mid eighties, when
