On Wed, 2009-03-11 at 23:15 +0100, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> * Stuart Buchanan -- Wednesday 11 March 2009:
> > We could also remove the trim function from the "normal" mode, which
> > would fix that problem too. That would leave the mouse wheel operating
> > the trim only in "yoke" mode, which seems
* Stuart Buchanan -- Wednesday 11 March 2009:
> We could also remove the trim function from the "normal" mode, which
> would fix that problem too. That would leave the mouse wheel operating
> the trim only in "yoke" mode, which seems logical.
Sounds reasonable.
m.
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Torsten Dreyer wrote
> I use the wheel heavily for knob twisting like for the kx165 and it's quite
> annoying if you trash your trim when turning the wheel and leaving the
> hotspot/pick area. I learned to like the trim function as well but never used
> it in View mode.My vote is for the zoom
> In the longer run it would be nice to merge the dual control
> functionallity into the kx165 units in Instruments-3d instead of having
> separate versions.
I'll look into it within the next two or three days.
Torsten
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> ./ogel/ogel-set.xml
Fixed - thanks for pointing it out.
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> Hi All,
>
> Like many people, I find I use the mouse in View mode, and x/X to zoom in
> on the instruments in the cockpit.
>
> While making an update to The Manual to document the various mouse modes
> and controls, I noticed that mice.xml defines the mouse scrollwheel for
> controlling trim in a
Hi Mathias,
On Tuesday 10 March 2009 21:20:25 Mathias Fröhlich wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I cannot (yet?) reproduce such kind of problems.
>
Quick update: I've going through various versions of the code and and found
that the crash is most likely caused by change that is part of the following
files:
P
On mercredi 11 mars 2009, Stuart Buchanan wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> Having noticed that the Vulcan still refers to starting the engines using
> the space bar (whoops!), I did a quick grep of the .xml files in Aircraft,
> and found reference to "space" in the aircraft indicated below.
>
> If any aircraf
Anders Gidenstam a écrit :
> Done and it seems to work. It is available here:
> http://www.gidenstam.org/FlightGear/DualControl/
>
> (Btw, as far as I could see the previous version there carried its
> own copies of the KX165 radios - are you sure you had the latest version
> installed?)
> In the
Hi Guys,
Having noticed that the Vulcan still refers to starting the engines using the
space bar (whoops!),
I did a quick grep of the .xml files in Aircraft, and found reference to
"space" in the aircraft
indicated below.
If any aircraft maintainer would like me to correct their aircraft for
Hi All,
Like many people, I find I use the mouse in View mode, and x/X to zoom in on
the instruments in the cockpit.
While making an update to The Manual to document the various mouse modes and
controls, I noticed
that mice.xml defines the mouse scrollwheel for controlling trim in all three
m
On Wed, 11 Mar 2009, Anders Gidenstam wrote:
>
> On Wed, March 11, 2009 9:37 am, jean pellotier wrote:
>> hi, trying the c172p dual pilot, it don't load, saying it can't find
>> the file:
>>
>> Aircraft/SenecaII/Instruments-3d/kx165tso1.xml
>>
>> wich don't exist anymore!
>
> I'll try to dig that
That failure has been around for several years.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 3:54 AM, Alfredo Tupone wrote:
> I did a
> make -j 20
> building flightgear.
> It gave up while building it saying "no rules to make libMain.a" (more
> or less)
>
> I have changed one line of the Makefile.am to avoid it.
>
>
Alfredo Tupone wrote:
> I did a
> make -j 20
> building flightgear.
> It gave up while building it saying "no rules to make libMain.a" (more
> or less)
>
> I have changed one line of the Makefile.am to avoid it.
Thanks, but this change has already been in FlightGear CVS for almost a month.
Tim
>
On Tuesday 10 Mar 2009 7:46:53 pm Kishore wrote:
> There appears to be a bug in jsclient code that causes it to fail on linux
> 64 bit since a "long" is 64 bit long.
>
> In any case i think it is safer to use fixed width typedefs when the code
> depends on the size of the datatype. Patch attached.
On mercredi 11 mars 2009, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
> > With JSBSim aircrafts i get exactly the same problem/errors , it
> > happens
> > mainly when i do an airborn for long trip ( more than 1 hour) with
> > autopilot.
> > I got that errors with several models not only a specific one.
> >
> > To me, tha
I did a
make -j 20
building flightgear.
It gave up while building it saying "no rules to make libMain.a" (more
or less)
I have changed one line of the Makefile.am to avoid it.
--- src/Main/Makefile.am.old2009-03-05 16:57:02.0 +0100
+++ src/Main/Makefile.am2009-03-05 16:57:26.0
On Wed, March 11, 2009 9:37 am, jean pellotier wrote:
> hi, trying the c172p dual pilot, it don't load, saying it can't find
> the file:
>
> Aircraft/SenecaII/Instruments-3d/kx165tso1.xml
>
> wich don't exist anymore!
>
> i removed the references to this file and it load fine, but i don't have
> t
hi, trying the c172p dual pilot, it don't load, saying it can't find
the file:
Aircraft/SenecaII/Instruments-3d/kx165tso1.xml
wich don't exist anymore!
i removed the references to this file and it load fine, but i don't have
the radios, any way to make them come back?
jano
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