On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 09:49:56 +0100, Erik wrote in message
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> Josh Babcock wrote:
> > Dave Culp wrote:
>
> >> All you experienced modelers, please tell me, is this possible?
> >Can you set a > piece of a model to flash somewhat randomly using
> >only XML animation code?
>
>
> Yes, the 3d clouds can draw good thunderstorm clouds and lightning and
> rain, the weather system can detect when they are needed. The only part
> missing is the accurate updrafts.
OK, just looked at them. They look nice and sound great. Are they GUI
controlled only? I couldn't find anythin
Dave Culp wrote:
I don't understand. Are you saying there is no need for the AIStorm because
the 3D clouds and METAR will handle this? I am not familiar with either of
these, so I'll have to experiment with them.
Yes, the 3d clouds can draw good thunderstorm clouds and lightning and
rain,
> >>Can you
> >> set a piece of a model to flash somewhat randomly using only XML
> >> animation code?
>
> That said, I really think the AIThunderstorm calls should be without a
> visual model and should be called by the 3d clouds code and METAR
> weather code instead.
I don't understand. Are yo
Josh Babcock wrote:
Dave Culp wrote:
All you experienced modelers, please tell me, is this possible? Can you set a
piece of a model to flash somewhat randomly using only XML animation code?
I'm pretty sure you would need to have each t-storm running its own
instance of a simple Nasal scrip
Dave Culp wrote:
> Currently, in CVS FlightGear, it's possible to place an AI thunderstorm in
> the
> FlightGear world which has both turbulence and lightning. See the AI
> scenario called bigstorm_demo.xml. The turbulence is controlled by each
> instance of the thunderstorm, so you could hav
Currently, in CVS FlightGear, it's possible to place an AI thunderstorm in the
FlightGear world which has both turbulence and lightning. See the AI
scenario called bigstorm_demo.xml. The turbulence is controlled by each
instance of the thunderstorm, so you could have several storm AI entries,
