Le dimanche 15 mai 2005 Ã 16:51 +0200, Melchior FRANZ a Ãcrit :
> under "Weather/Weather scenario". --prop:/sim/renering/clouds3d-enable=1
> should work. I have this in my $FG_HOME/preferences.xml (which is loaded
> via --config):
>
>
> <sim>
> <rendering>
> <horizon-effect type="bool">true</horizon-effect>
> <distance-attenuation type="bool">true</distance-attenuation>
> <multi-pass-clouds type="bool">true</multi-pass-clouds>
> <bump-mapping type="bool">true</bump-mapping>
> <enhanced-lighting type="bool">true</enhanced-lighting>
> <use-display-list type="bool">true</use-display-list>
> <precipitation-enable type="bool">true</precipitation-enable>
> <lightning-enable type="bool">true</lightning-enable>
> <clouds3d-enable type="bool">true</clouds3d-enable>
> </rendering>
> <sim>
>
> <nasal>
> <local>
> <script><![CDATA[
> INIT = func {
>
> setprop("/ai/models/ship/controls/glide-path", 0);
> setprop("/sim/sound/volume", 0.6);
> setprop("/sim/rendering/clouds3d-cache-size",
> 4096);
> }
> settimer(INIT, 0);
> ]]>
> </script>
> </local>
> </nasal>
>
>
Where do you put the <nasal> part? I tried in preference.xml this has no effect.
I put it in myplane-set.xml it does work. But only for that Aircraft.
The stormy scenario needs more heavy clouds.
**CVS version one hour ago**
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Gerard
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