Jim Wilson writes:
The reason for my concern is that we should I think plan for the
possibility
of having more than one fdm/acmodel. In other words multiple non-static
locations. Currently the code easily allows for multiple static locations
as
well. There is no reason that you can't define
Jonathan Polley writes:
Sorry, I mistyped the incorrect macro. The block of code reads:
#ifdef FG_WEATHERCM
sgScaleVec3(fFriction, v, cw_envelope * wind_facing_area_of_balloon *
WeatherDatabase-getAirDensity(position) * speed / 2.0); //wind resistance
sgScaleVec3(fLift,
On Monday, May 13, 2002, at 05:20 AM, David Megginson wrote:
Jonathan Polley writes:
Sorry, I mistyped the incorrect macro. The block of code reads:
#ifdef FG_WEATHERCM
sgScaleVec3(fFriction, v, cw_envelope * wind_facing_area_of_balloon
*
WeatherDatabase-getAirDensity(position) *
Jonathan Polley wrote:
On Monday, May 13, 2002, at 05:20 AM, David Megginson wrote:
Jonathan Polley writes:
Sorry, I mistyped the incorrect macro. The block of code reads:
#ifdef FG_WEATHERCM
sgScaleVec3(fFriction, v, cw_envelope * wind_facing_area_of_balloon
*
Andy Ross wrote:
I could jump in and talk about specific tools, and all the Emacs LISP
code that does what you want, but I'll let other people do that. From
the way your question is phrased, I interpret that you are trying to
make your Linux environment work just like the development
Norman Vine [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
This might significantly simplify sharing the same tile between several
ssgRoots, in that then we could then keep something like a 'hash table' or
a RTtree of the loaded tiles that the tile loader could check to see
whether a tile needed to be actually
Norman Vine writes:
I would make different ssgRoot Nodes for each of the views
and perhaps use the time base scheme for the 'static' positions
but continue to use a distance based scheme for the dynamic
scheme. This will be faster in that the SceneGraph to be
rendered will
On Monday 13 May 2002 7:38 pm, Christian Mayer wrote:
snip
As written earlier: I didn't like EMACS as I tried it (c'mon, which sane
person programms in LISP?). I'll rather try vi (I'm also using it on a
few big HPUX at work). Oh, AFAIK you can replace the internal editor of
KDevelop with VIM
Has anyone had any success interfacing FG with a GPS? I have been
attempting to interface FG with my garmin handheld. However, after reading
the first line of serial data, FG crashes. The first line of data is read
and parsed correctly but FG crashes before the second line of data is read.
I
Has anyone had any success interfacing FG with a GPS? I have been
attempting to interface FG with my garmin handheld. However, after reading
the first line of serial data, FG crashes. The first line of data is read
and parsed correctly but FG crashes before the second line of data is read.
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