On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 9:28 AM, Thorsten Renk wrote:
>> ***
>>
>> weather_tiles.nas, line 1004;
>>
>> var alt = spread * 400.0 +
>> local_weather.cloud_vertical_size_map["Nimbus"]
>> * 0.5 * m_to_ft;
>>
>> has an obsolete altitude correction in and should just be
>>
>> var alt = 400.0;
>>
>> to ge
> ***
>
> weather_tiles.nas, line 1004;
>
> var alt = spread * 400.0 +
> local_weather.cloud_vertical_size_map["Nimbus"]
> * 0.5 * m_to_ft;
>
> has an obsolete altitude correction in and should just be
>
> var alt = 400.0;
>
> to get the correct altitude for Nimbostratus layers
>
> ***
make that
> * All major bugs fixed?
I found three in the last days - one major and two minor - since I have
added some sunrise/sunset support features to my working copy of Local
Weather, I'll just list the fixes rather than provide the updated files:
***
local_weather.nas, line 2917 (just after 'Starting
And especially for Helijah aka Emanuel Barranger:
>>* All aircraft in FGDATA checked in?
*All Not GNU GPL compatibles things checked out??
As I understood FGdata will be frozen and all aircraft just zipped as being and
provided on the Aircraft Download page
If you need help finding all th
Hi everybody,
in less than one week we will pass the outer marker for our release of
FlightGear 2.6.0: the creation of the release branches in our git
repositories. A good time to read the final checklist:
* All features work as desired?
* All major bugs fixed?
(http://code.google.com/p/flig
On Sat, 2011-11-19 at 11:13 +, Martin Spott wrote:
> Erik Hofman wrote:
>
> > Actually I meant the addition of curved taxiways [...]
>
> Well, that's TerraGear and thus mostly unrelated to the release cycle
> of SimGear/FlightGear, especially as long as the respective developers
> consider th
Erik Hofman wrote:
> Actually I meant the addition of curved taxiways [...]
Well, that's TerraGear and thus mostly unrelated to the release cycle
of SimGear/FlightGear, especially as long as the respective developers
consider their work as being too experimental even to put it into a
_branch_ of
On Sat, 2011-11-19 at 10:55 +, Martin Spott wrote:
> Erik Hofman wrote:
>
> > Well I've seen some pretty impressive shader and landclass geometry
> > improvements [...]
>
> Landclass geometry ? You mean texture coordinate size ?
Actually I meant the addition of curved taxiways and the abilit
Erik Hofman wrote:
> Well I've seen some pretty impressive shader and landclass geometry
> improvements [...]
Landclass geometry ? You mean texture coordinate size ?
Cheers,
Martin.
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Frederic Bouvier wrote:
> De "ThorstenB" :
>> I like the current timing (main testing phase in the end of
>> December/January and the release in February) a lot. I guess many of
>> us are busy with RL in the weeks before Xmas - with deadlines to be met,
>> both, RL-work and private ones :). Things
De "ThorstenB" :
>
> On 19.11.2011 02:29, Pedro Morgan wrote:
> > Maybe the next xmas.. a couple of weeks before Xmas then.. and
> > ready for
> > new year, new versiion..
>
> I like the current timing (main testing phase in the end of
> December/January and the release in February) a lot. I gues
On 19.11.2011 02:29, Pedro Morgan wrote:
> Maybe the next xmas.. a couple of weeks before Xmas then.. and ready for
> new year, new versiion..
I like the current timing (main testing phase in the end of
December/January and the release in February) a lot. I guess many of us
are busy with RL in t
On Sat, 2011-11-19 at 18:47 +1100, George Patterson wrote:
> Considering the last release was August, what's to be gained by
> another release in the next couple of months?
> What would be on the Release feature List of improvements?
Well I've seen some pretty impressive shader and landclass geome
On 19 November 2011 12:29, Pedro Morgan wrote:
> Maybe the next xmas.. a couple of weeks before Xmas then.. and ready for new
> year, new versiion..
>
Pedro,
Considering the last release was August, what's to be gained by
another release in the next couple of months?
What would be on the Release
Maybe the next xmas.. a couple of weeks before Xmas then.. and ready for
new year, new versiion..
On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 6:24 AM, Martin Spott wrote:
> Pedro Morgan wrote:
>
> > Can we try and make final at 18th dec..
>
> I don't think so, we're at minimum one month too late - _plus_ a
> cert
Pedro Morgan wrote:
> Can we try and make final at 18th dec..
I don't think so, we're at minimum one month too late - _plus_ a
certain time span to let everybody commit their latest features before
the freeze.
Cheers,
Martin.
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aww..
I wanted the release for Xmas presents in xmas CD socks, along with a
tangerine and a pair and some silver coloured choclate..
Can we try and make final at 18th dec.. if possible...FL7 for final
approach.. and bring it into the festive season xmas late early release
special.. 2012 ?
pete
Hi everybody,
after some very active weeks of development in the core and data, we are
slowly but steadily heading into the next release. This will be version
2.6.0 to be released in February 2012.
Please note that
- the next feature-freeze state will be entered on December, 17th - one
month f
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