Hi Mostyn
mostyn.gale writes
With windows you may need a program called PPE(Pretty Poly Editor)to
convert
aircraft.
Note this will not convert Gmax produced aircraft.
Thanks for that it worked, sorta. My 133kb R22.mdl file becomes a 130mb
r22.ac file.
Yep it does that.A way I found of getting
Hi people,
maybe my problem should be exposed in FG user list...
I've installed from scratch the 0.9.8 win release. I've downloaded the tile
e000n40 from FG scenery ftp and e000n40 airport package too. I've used fgadmin
to install the scenery and i unpacked the aiports package in tha airports
Problem solved !
The tile scenery I downloaded from the graphical interface does not contain any
btg file ...
I have another version of this tile I've downloaded 2 months ago and it works
fine.
David
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BONNEVILLE David a écrit :
Hi people,
maybe my problem should be exposed in FG user list...
I've installed from scratch the 0.9.8 win release. I've downloaded the tile
e000n40 from FG scenery ftp and e000n40 airport package too. I've used fgadmin
to install the scenery and i unpacked the aiports
Hi again people,
When I fly straight forward, I have fps drops from 20 (average) to 5. If I scope
disk access, it is synchronous with fps drops. Is it due to the next tile
loading ? Does Mathias patch to simgear change something at this point ?
Thx
David
Over the winter of 1944/1945 certain Allied POWs were imprisoned in
Colditz Castle (east of Chemnitz, Saxony). Some of the British prisoners
got desperate enough to build a glider in an attic. They never launched
because the war was effectively over by the time the machine was ready,
but in 1999,
Steve Hosgood wrote:
Disclaimer:
This is a toy. It's fun, and probably isn't too far wrong from modelling
the real Colditz Glider. However, I've never even *seen* the Colditz
Glider replica (in the Imperial War Museum now, apparently) far less
flown it. So I don't know.
It is - assuming it's not
?? I would have figured the HUD symbology is FDM-independent.
That would be ideal, however there seems to be a dis-connection between the
EOM in the JSB models that's present in the YASim model. Of course, I'm
comparing the PA-28 to the c172 models, but the PA-128 will drive the energy
That would be ideal, however there seems to be a dis-connection between the
EOM in the JSB models that's present in the YASim model. Of course, I'm
comparing the PA-28 to the c172 models, but the PA-128 will drive the energy
markers within the HUD according to model velocities and
Can you be specific? Which accelerations are zero. This may be a bug.
hud_ladr.cxx defines:
// OBJECT MOVING RETICLE
// TYPE ENERGY_MARKERS
// ATTRIB - ALWAYS
//energy markers - compute potential slope
if(energy_marker) {
if (total_vel 5.0) {
t1 = 0;
t2 = 0;
} else {
t1 =
Le mercredi 18 mai 2005 10:34 +0200, BONNEVILLE David a crit :
Problem solved !
The tile scenery I downloaded from the graphical interface does not contain
any
btg file ...
I have another version of this tile I've downloaded 2 months ago and it works
fine.
David
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On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 12:10, Jon Stockill wrote:
Steve Hosgood wrote:
Disclaimer:
This is a toy [...] I've never even *seen* the Colditz
Glider replica (in the Imperial War Museum now, apparently)
[...] assuming it's not been moved it's right up on the top floor.
There a few rather
Now everything goes fine, I have the airports, the problem was I had no btg
files in my scenery/Terrain/e000n40 directory.
Thx
David
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Sujet : Re: Re :
c172 JBS Axx, Ayy, Azz seem always zero where PA-28 and A-10 YASim have
values. This effectively makes t2 = 0 and defeats the pot_slope from any
value
other than Vx, Vy, Vz.
Mike
Interesting. Since I lost a hard drive recently and haven't had time to
reinstall
FlightGear yet, I'll have
Steve Hosgood wrote:
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 12:10, Jon Stockill wrote:
Steve Hosgood wrote:
Disclaimer:
This is a toy [...] I've never even *seen* the Colditz
Glider replica (in the Imperial War Museum now, apparently)
[...] assuming it's not been moved it's right up on the top floor.
There a few
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 14:42, Jon Stockill wrote:
I bet you're running norton internet security aren't you :-)
Nope: Mozilla 1.7.3 on linux.
You'll need to fix your ad blocker.
Wasn't aware I was running with anything much more than standard Mozilla
defaults. I'll take a look sometime.
Steve Hosgood wrote:
Wasn't aware I was running with anything much more than standard Mozilla
defaults. I'll take a look sometime.
Hmm, very strange - it's usually windows users that have a problem, and
it's only certain versions of norton (I'm the sysadmin for that photos
site btw -
Josh Babcock wrote:
It doesn't look like it would be too hard to do a 3D model. Not having
to do instruments would only make it easier. I would suggest making a
custom HUD instead of grafting fake instruments onto the model. If
there's interest I think I could hack out a pretty nice textured model
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 15:24, Josh Babcock wrote:
It doesn't look like it would be too hard to do a 3D model. Not having
to do instruments would only make it easier. I would suggest making a
custom HUD instead of grafting fake instruments onto the model.
A HUD is *so* not 1944!
Point taken of
Does anyone know of any aircraft models for any UAV's? I don't really care
if it's a fixed wing or a rotary aircraft, but I'd like to find something
like a Predator or an X-35 UCAV or GLobal Hawk or Hunter or somethign along
those lines. I really don't need much of a cockpit (if any), just a
You'll notice a non-working digital ASI crept onto the panel somehow,
I've not spotted where that's coming from or I'd remove it!
That's the Netto Variometer I believe. It works.
Dave
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On Tuesday, 17 May 2005 22:46, Paul Furber wrote:
On Tue, 2005-05-17 at 19:54 +0200, Paul Surgeon wrote:
It's amazing stuff - it even vaporized a 10 meter section of my
fencing. (10 meters of 2.5mm high tensile
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 16:43, Dave Culp wrote:
You'll notice a non-working digital ASI crept onto the panel somehow,
I've not spotted where that's coming from or I'd remove it!
That's the Netto Variometer I believe. It works.
Thanks, Dave.
One of yours, I believe!
No offence intended,
Le mercredi 18 mai 2005 10:52 -0500, Dave Culp a crit :
Does anyone know of any aircraft models for any UAV's? I don't really care
if it's a fixed wing or a rotary aircraft, but I'd like to find something
like a Predator or an X-35 UCAV or GLobal Hawk or Hunter or somethign along
those
A predator model is available here:
http://www.simviation.com/fs2002military19.htm
It will be in MDL format, which works in FlightGear, however if you want to
animate any part of it you'll have to convert it to *.ac format.
Well, not so fast :( This model appears to be in a newer
That's the Netto Variometer I believe. It works.
No offence intended, but I've just removed it from what will become the
next release of the Colditz Glider. It's a bit anachronistic! The other
instruments were at least available in 1944/45 even if not fitted to
this particular machine.
Le mercredi 18 mai 2005 18:23 +0200, Gerard ROBIN a crit :
Le mercredi 18 mai 2005 10:52 -0500, Dave Culp a crit :
Does anyone know of any aircraft models for any UAV's? I don't really care
if it's a fixed wing or a rotary aircraft, but I'd like to find something
like a Predator or an
Steve Hosgood wrote:
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 16:43, Dave Culp wrote:
You'll notice a non-working digital ASI crept onto the panel somehow,
I've not spotted where that's coming from or I'd remove it!
That's the Netto Variometer I believe. It works.
Thanks, Dave.
One of yours, I believe!
On May 18, 2005 06:25 am, Steve Hosgood wrote:
The original glider had no instruments of course. For this model, I've
pinched the instruments panel from the Schweizer 2-33 that was already
in Flightgear. I did this to give me some idea of airspeed, to
compensate for not having the wind in my
Ampere K. Hardraade wrote:
On May 18, 2005 06:25 am, Steve Hosgood wrote:
The original glider had no instruments of course. For this model, I've
pinched the instruments panel from the Schweizer 2-33 that was already
in Flightgear. I did this to give me some idea of airspeed, to
compensate for
Hello Everyone,
I am participating in a project to modify some of the HUD displays and
create glide slopes in FlightGear.
Right now, I am having the following problems getting FlightGear0.9.8 to
run from the source code I compiled using cygwin in windows XP.
I compiled plib, zlib, simgear and
I'm a bit hazy on the reference frames, and I don't have a book handy, but it
looks to me as if JSBSim doesn't calculate accelerations in the local frame
(north, east, down). Maybe Jon or Mathias can weigh in on this, but looking
at Propagate.h I see local-frame velocities available through
I was having a problem getting FlightGear to link, so I decided to do
a complete uninstall and delete of the development directories.
After a clean fetch from CVS, I was able to rebuild SimGear, but
FlightGear won't even configure. I get the following error:
configure: error: cannot run
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