[Flightgear-devel] Strange texture difference on two machines

2010-11-04 Thread dave perry 
I made changes to pittss1c/Models/sc1.ac from my desktop (i7 with NV GTX 
260) that were part of animating main gear flex and wheel spin.  These 
were pushed and then pulled to my notebook (core duo, NV 9300M).

The left main wheel on the notebook is not textured (all white).  To 
make sure the files were the same on both systems, I removed the file 
s1c.ac from both and then did a git checkout of that file on both 
systems.  This did not change the results on either machine.  The left 
main wheel is textured on the desktop and not textured on the notebook.

What are others seeing when they use the pittss1c from today's git?

Thanks,
Dave P.

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Re: [Flightgear-devel] Strange texture difference on two machines

2010-11-04 Thread Csaba Halász 
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 12:26 AM, dave perry skida...@mindspring.com wrote:

 The left
 main wheel is textured on the desktop and not textured on the notebook.

 What are others seeing when they use the pittss1c from today's git?

White.
You have a texture reference with absolute path, presumably one that
exists on your desktop only.

diff --git a/Aircraft/pittss1c/Models/s1c.ac b/Aircraft/pittss1c/Models/s1c.ac
index 86aea81..a0dd121 100644
--- a/Aircraft/pittss1c/Models/s1c.ac
+++ b/Aircraft/pittss1c/Models/s1c.ac
@@ -42220,7 +42220,7 @@ name LeftWheel
 loc 1.10652 -1.00178 0.617939
 data 12
 Cylinder.004
-texture /home/dad/Desktop/pittss1c/Models/Liveries/Yellow/wheel.rgb
+texture Liveries/Yellow/wheel.rgb
 crease 30.00
 numvert 130
 -1.43051e-06 0.197728 0.0603165

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