> You could write a nasal script that updates target-y-offset-m based on
> the aircraft's distance from the tower. You can get the tower and ac
> position from the property tree, nasal does trig, and that's all you need.
>
> Josh
I'll look into that. Thanks!
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Jim Wilson wrote:
>>From: Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>>Thanks, I'll try that, but I don't understand your description. The
>>view origin is fixed in space as it is. Since the field of view is
>>only 8 degrees horizontally, I figured the .9 degrees would shift the
>>target upwards by about 1/6 th
Alright, thanks. In that case, I'll have to find my own solution.
Thanks,
Drew
On 6/30/05, Jim Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > From: Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > Thanks, I'll try that, but I don't understand your description. The
> > view origin is fixed in space as it is. Since the
> From: Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Thanks, I'll try that, but I don't understand your description. The
> view origin is fixed in space as it is. Since the field of view is
> only 8 degrees horizontally, I figured the .9 degrees would shift the
> target upwards by about 1/6 the height of the im
Thanks, I'll try that, but I don't understand your description. The
view origin is fixed in space as it is. Since the field of view is
only 8 degrees horizontally, I figured the .9 degrees would shift the
target upwards by about 1/6 the height of the image. That's what I'm
trying to do, anyway.
> From: Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hey All,
>
> I'm trying to configure a tower view in FlightGear that is offset in
> pitch such that the airplane appears above the center of the screen,
> but still tracks the position of the aircraft. I can't figure out how
> this is done, as the 'offset-pit
Hey All,
I'm trying to configure a tower view in FlightGear that is offset in
pitch such that the airplane appears above the center of the screen,
but still tracks the position of the aircraft. I can't figure out how
this is done, as the 'offset-pitch-deg' property seems to have no
effect. Here
