Tim Moore
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] XML Particles patch
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Tiago Gusmão wrote:
| Hi
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| Here's the patch to add particles by XML to the OSG branch
| (instructions
| inside):
| http://gusmao.home.sapo.pt/particlesv1.tar.gz
| (that
Oops, I didn't actually committed the JSBSim version of A6M2.
Now it's done. :-p
Please give it a try!
BTW, I have two minor problems on this:
- small vibration of tail gear.
- rotating right instead of left when start taxing.
If you have any idea to solve these, please let me know.
Best,
Tat
Hi all
Tim Moore has just uploaded the wingman code to cvs (thanks Tim). If you
want to experiment on a dull Friday afternoon, you will need to update cvs
data as well. Then
--aircraft=buccaneer-wingman will give you 1 Buccaneer as a wingman, Ctrl-I
in runtime will bring up a menu of a small
On Friday 15 February 2008 04:19, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
[snip...]
...system, and I have an idea. I might start out with vertically
launching the X-15...
Lol :))
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Hi,
I'm doing some simulations of a airship using the aerosim blockset and the
flightgear. It is usefull if there is a may to get the information of the
scenery buildings so we can avoid these building in the simulation. I was
reading one of your answers and I got interested in how can I send
On Friday 15 February 2008 16:36, ricardo freitasfilho wrote:
Hi,
I'm doing some simulations of a airship using the aerosim
blockset and the flightgear. It is usefull if there is a may to
get the information of the scenery buildings so we can avoid
these building in the simulation. I was
* ricardo freitasfilho -- Friday 15 February 2008:
It is usefull if there is a may to get the information of the
scenery buildings so we can avoid these building in the simulation.
There's no way to query the location of buildings (like in real
life :-). But you can check for the terrain
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
...you could abuse that by
launching an invisible, lightweight, and very fast submodel,
and check where and at which altitude it lands.
m.
Don't they call that 'radar' in real life? :) (The very fast,
lightweight submodels being microwave photons in that case)
* R. van Steenbergen -- Friday 15 February 2008:
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
...you could abuse that by
launching an invisible, lightweight, and very fast submodel,
and check where and at which altitude it lands.
Don't they call that 'radar' in real life? :) (The very fast,
lightweight
On Wed, Dec 26, 2007 at 3:13 AM, Csaba Halász [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- not sure how to properly handle the case when no transmitter is found
Added a timer to close the dialog.
Anybody interested in this?
--
Csaba/Jester
Index: gui/dialogs/chat-menu.xml
Even though this wasn't meant to go to the list ...
* John Wojnaroski -- Friday 15 February 2008:
Started the UFO but the old style menus came up; not at all like the
ones you used. Is there a property value to set for the menu?
Press Shift-F10. This cycles through all available styles. The
* SydSandy -- Thursday 14 February 2008:
1: Could we have Jester's materials.xml condition patch put in CVS ?
Done. I haven't committed the materials.xml part, as you apparently
have your own test version committed already. If you copy that over
the current materials.xml, then please make sure
Hi Curt,
I started working on setting signs at KDFW and got stuck immediately :-(
Started the UFO but the old style menus came up; not at all like the
ones you used. Is there a property value to set for the menu? Using
FG-1.0. Is that menu in the osg version only? Any tips/suggestions on
* SydSandy -- Friday 15 February 2008:
The materials.xml.test IS currently still a test until I make
sure I'm not damaging anything else
ah, ok
I was just following the original file's indentation style,
No, you were not, which is why I asked you to, please, do it.
m. :-}
On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 19:04:35 +0100
Melchior FRANZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* SydSandy -- Thursday 14 February 2008:
1: Could we have Jester's materials.xml condition patch put in CVS ?
Done. I haven't committed the materials.xml part, as you apparently
have your own test version
On Friday 15 February 2008 17:08, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* R. van Steenbergen -- Friday 15 February 2008:
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
...you could abuse that by
launching an invisible, lightweight, and very fast submodel,
and check where and at which altitude it lands.
Don't they call
--- Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* R. van Steenbergen -- Friday 15 February 2008:
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
...you could abuse that by
launching an invisible, lightweight, and very fast submodel,
and check where and at which altitude it lands.
Don't they call that 'radar' in real life? :)
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