Interesting, I re-installed Windoze, ATI drivers and motherboard chipset
drivers. I set the frame rate at 85 fps and don't get the problems. It looks
like it may be one of the options, but havn't found a combination yet.
Peter
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From: "Jon Stockill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > We are talking of an FMC but of course
> > I wanted to redo at least the ehsi display (for the eye candy).
> Erik mentioned some time ago that it isn't yet really possible to
> do simple animations using Nasal in FlightGear, at least that's
> what Andy indicated when he was asked about that,
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What about the performance ?
Imagine a simple gauge with a background and a needle. This could be
drawn with
3 lines of Nasal code:
DrawTexture(background, x,y),
Rotate(angle),
Drawtexture(nnedle, x,y)
So it can't be slower than xml gauges.
And mo
Hi,
I found a very cool (windows) screensaver:
http://www.staralliance.com/star_alliance/star/content/screensaver.html
It features all StarAlliance flights that are currently in the air and
shows them on a world map.
One it it's features is to use a programm that automatically updates the
flight
just adapted the subject to have the right people look into
this thread ;-)
Harald Johnsen wrote:
We are talking of an FMC but of course
I wanted to redo at least the ehsi display (for the eye candy).
Erik mentioned some time ago that it isn't yet really possible to
do simple animations using Na
Melchior FRANZ said:
> * Jeff Sinsay -- Saturday 07 August 2004 16:28:
> > Yes indeed, when looking from the top down American Helicopters
> > rotate-counter clockwise, while European/Russian Helis rotate
> > clockwise.
>
> Yes, that's widely known. But nobody would seriously assume that
> anyw
Greetings,
I'm new at the mail-list and at Flight Gear.
I introduce myself:
I got the degree on Electronic Engineering a month ago. My Thesis was
focused in the design and building of a VTOL robot. It had to be
controlled by microcontroller, and remotelly by a PC. The robot, is a
lightweight 4-r
On Sun, 08 Aug 2004 21:18:41 +0200, David wrote in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Greetings,
>
> I'm new at the mail-list and at Flight Gear.
>
> I introduce myself:
>
> I got the degree on Electronic Engineering a month ago. My Thesis was
> focused in the design and building of a VTOL robot.
David Megginson wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. I have a book deadline looming, so I don't have
any big chunks of time free until after the 9th, but if you feel like
tweaking the J3 Cub and DC-3 files until you like the handling better, I'll
be happy to commit the changes. Ideally, we want the
Arnt Karlsen said:
> ..and you will wanna listen to David M (Magginson) on setting up Emacs;
> if it can cook coffee, it can fly your chopper robots. ;-)
> http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Coffee.html
Hey that's handy! Now if *nix only had a gui environment that supported
simple cut and paste of plain asc
David said:
> What IDE do you suggest me?
No ide is necessary for this type of app. A good editor like emacs is fine.
Half the time I just run the first gui editor I think of to do quick edits,
just because they'll usually support the common shortcut keys.
> What O.S.?
For this use any OS you
On Monday 09 August 2004 02:35, Jim Wilson wrote:
> David said:
> > What IDE do you suggest me?
>
> No ide is necessary for this type of app. A good editor like emacs is
> fine. Half the time I just run the first gui editor I think of to do quick
> edits, just because they'll usually support the c
On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 01:36:33 -, Jim wrote in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Arnt Karlsen said:
>
> > ..and you will wanna listen to David M (Magginson) on setting up
> > Emacs; if it can cook coffee, it can fly your chopper robots. ;-)
> > http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Coffee.html
>
> Hey that's ha
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