* Csaba Halász -- Friday 06 April 2007:
Inserting and deleting waypoints not at the end of the route messes up
leg distances.
That's probably a bug that I introduced. I'll adopt the patch and
apply after testing. Thanks.
m.
On Friday 06 April 2007 02:39, Csaba Halász wrote:
Nick had some trouble with the tacan on the lightning, so I had a peek at
it. Worked for me all right. However, the instrument needle works as if it
were a fixed compass card indicator, which it isn't. So there should be an
additional rotation
On Friday 06 April 2007 02:39:24 Csaba Halász wrote:
Hello!
Nick had some trouble with the tacan on the lightning, so I had a peek at
it. Worked for me all right. However, the instrument needle works as if it
were a fixed compass card indicator, which it isn't. So there should be an
On Thursday 05 April 2007 21:02, Alex Romosan wrote:
there are two patches i posted. you need to apply both.
--alex--
I'm sorry, I can not extract the patches from the mailing list archives on
Sourceforge. Can you please repost them here on the devel-list?
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Roy Vegard Ovesen
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Stefan Seifert wrote:
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Curtis Olson -- Thursday 05 April 2007:
It really looks like it might be some sort of osg bug (or possibly
our usage of osg?)
Yes. I can confirm the bug, even for KSFO:
hi,
you can find them on my own website:
http://seb.marque.free.fr/fichiers/flightgear/osg.patch and
http://seb.marque.free.fr/fichiers/flightgear/osg2.patch,
I compiled succesfully yesterday with them, they come from the
devel-list too.
best regards
seb
Roy Vegard Ovesen a écrit :
On
* Csaba Halász -- Friday 06 April 2007:
However, the instrument needle works as if it
were a fixed compass card indicator, which it isn't. So there should
be an additional rotation applied to adjust for the a/c heading.
Umm ... but without the patch it *is* a fixed compass. The scale
doesn't
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 06 April 2007:
Umm ... but without the patch it *is* a fixed compass. The scale
doesn't rotate,
Ahh. It works with fg/osg, but not fg/plib.
Unfortunately, two developers boycott the plib branch, and someone
else has to do their work. Very annoying!
m.
Can someone determine if the improper inclinometer ball indications are
still being observed for the JSBSim C-172 in the latest version of
FlightGear? In the standalone version of JSBSim, the relevant driving
property values are all good, so I'm curious if this has fixed the problem
with the
Committed.
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 06 April 2007:
Unfortunately, two developers boycott the plib branch, and someone
else has to do their work. Very annoying!
While true, this wasn't the cause here. (I had suspected a
connection to the interpolation table bug that someone only
fixed in
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
Can someone determine if the improper inclinometer ball indications are
still being observed for the JSBSim C-172 in the latest version of
FlightGear? In the standalone version of JSBSim, the relevant driving
property values are all good, so I'm
Hi,
Unfortunately this problem seems to at least partially remain. The ball is
pegged to the right when sitting on the runway with parking brakes on and
engine running. As soon as the aircraft starts moving after releasing the
brakes the ball centers and seems to behave as intended.
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
If the engine is off and the brakes are released, what happens, then? That
is, does it only happen when brakes are on, while at rest?
When I switch off the engine the ball gets pegged to the left regardless
of brake state, but I think this instrument
On 4/6/07, Nick Warne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How many people *actually* tested the TACAN and located the tanker aircraft
with it, rather than just sit in the cockpit and see the needle/gauges work?
I did, at least three times. But I used the refueling_demo_1.
Greets,
Csaba
On Friday 06 April 2007 14:00:14 AJ MacLeod wrote:
On Friday 06 April 2007 13:29, Nick Warne wrote:
OK, I know people think I am seeing things, but I just sussed out what is
going on.
I'm not so sure :-)
Here is what happens for me. The TACAN works, but it doesn't locate the
aircraft
On Friday 06 April 2007 14:00:14 AJ MacLeod wrote:
The tanker in refueling_demo doesn't have TACAN at all. In fact, I think
we have a bit of needless duplication with those demos, and one of them
could be removed without too much pain...
OK, Csaba found the bug I was seeing, and he fixed it,
* Roy Vegard Ovesen -- Friday 06 April 2007:
I'm trying to create a new flasher for the KAP140 autopilot. This is what I
have so far:
Why don't you use the sophisticated aircraft.light flasher?
Re-inventing the wheel? :-)
NewFlasher.flash = func {
[...]
settimer(me.flash, 1.0);
}
On Friday 06 April 2007 18:28, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
Why don't you use the sophisticated aircraft.light flasher?
Re-inventing the wheel? :-)
Didn't know about that wheel ;-)
After playing around with it a bit I see that it does not quite meet the
requirements that I have. I need to blink an
* Roy Vegard Ovesen -- Friday 06 April 2007:
As far as I can see the aircraft.light class loops through the
pattern forever.
Yes, until it's turned off. Then the loop is actually stopped and
doesn't consume any cycles. You could let a timer turn the light
off after the desired time.
I
On Friday 06 April 2007 19:53, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
Simpler, yes, though not much. What the code does is similar to
overloading in C++. Two possible argument sets to the same function.
Named args alone wouldn't help here at all. What would help is named
args with default values. But that only
* Roy Vegard Ovesen -- Friday 06 April 2007:
I assumed that it was possible to name the arguments when calling the
function, like in Python. And that you could then give them in arbitrary
order.
No, that's not the case in Nasal.
How do I add a repeat argument to the aircraft.light.new
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 06 April 2007:
I think the best way is to interpret the switch() method parameter like so:
BTW: I intend to implement that later today, but first I need to fix
the tower position, which I've broken yesterday. ;-)
m.
Nick Warne wrote:
On Friday 06 April 2007 14:00:14 AJ MacLeod wrote:
The tanker in refueling_demo doesn't have TACAN at all. In fact, I
think we have a bit of needless duplication with those
demos, and one
of them could be removed without too much pain...
OK, Csaba found the bug
On Friday 06 April 2007 23:10:25 Vivian Meazza wrote:
Nick Warne wrote:
On Friday 06 April 2007 14:00:14 AJ MacLeod wrote:
The tanker in refueling_demo doesn't have TACAN at all. In fact, I
think we have a bit of needless duplication with those
demos, and one
of them could be
Here's another wrinkle on flight tracking. I've figured out how to plot
periodic points of a flight live on the trekme.com site. It's an
interesting way to archive your flight tracks if you want. You can also
upload gps tracks from hikes, bikes, kayaking adventures, drives, and just
about any
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