* dene maxwell -- Thursday 23 February 2006 05:47:
Your comments would seem to say though, that something is being entered
(into the FGv099 commad line) that causes an ABORT
Could be, but I wasn't talking about that, but about a wrong XML
statement. Roberto presumably used something like
Hi Melchior,
As soon as I use the red-prop instead of red property (and so on
with green and blue) flightgear crashes with the following error message:
It doesn't crash ...
Unknown exception in the main loop. Aborting...
... but abort, because you entered an invalid property. This has
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
Could be, but I wasn't talking about that, but about a wrong XML
statement. Roberto presumably used something like red-prop1.0/red-prop.
But the -prop in the tag wants to say us that it expects a property path:
red-prop/path/to/a/number/red-prop. And the material
Someone with sg access may want to write a better fix for simgear
(replace string with an exception class).
I wanted initially to do that during my exception cleanup patch (which
started bigout of my lack of knowledge of the latest C++ standard specs
of the exception handling, and then got
There will be a [hopefully] short cvs service outage starting now. A
drive is filling up and I need to do some shuffling.
Curt.
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On Thursday 23 February 2006 10:42, Robicd wrote:
I was looking for some suggestions because I find the only documentation
available for non programmers (which is the model-howto.html) a little
bit confusing regarding factor, offset and -prop stuff.
I guess I will have to clear things out by
* Roberto Inzerillo -- Thursday 23 February 2006 17:26:
Am I saying something correct here or am I totally away from reality?
Everything correct. (And *-norm properties *are* supposed to deliver
values ranging from 0 to 1.)
Well, e.g. the statement The offset is applied before the factor
Is it possible to make the speech louder than the aircraft noise ?
Does festival have a setting to increase the volume ?
Regards,
Justin Smithies
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* Justin Smithies -- Thursday 23 February 2006 21:45:
Is it possible to make the speech louder than the aircraft noise ?
Yes. Just make the aircraft noise quieter. :-)
Does festival have a setting to increase the volume ?
no idea
m.
--- Justin Smithies wrote:
Is it possible to make the speech louder than the aircraft noise ?
Does festival have a setting to increase the volume ?
festival will be using a completely separate I/O to FGFS, so is
independant of the FGFS sound level. Simply reduce the sound level using
the Sound
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