Hi all,
I wanted to share my modification of the axisHandler Nasal function (the
one that implements control.throttleAxis, mixtureAxis, etc).
Purpose of the mod:
I have one of those joysticks that uses only 50% of the available
movement range for the throttle. Unfortunately for me, if a
Hi,
I have added to the SenecaII the option to change immatriculation at
runtime (Using the code from DR-400), at this link:
http://brisa.homelinux.net/fgfs/SenecaII.tar.gz
you will find the files to be replace (To the CVS version as this morning).
It is an initial work, but should be ok, would
Hi Mathias,
Thank you very much for your comments.
So, as far as I knor HLA/RTI, your problem is divided in two parts:
1. The problem with different RTI implementation libraries.
2. The problem with different fom's
Regarding the RTI libs:
As far as I can see the RTI c++ interface is defined
Hi,
I'm (still) against binary runtime modules for FlightGear.
And I respect that.
We offer more possibilities than X-plane and MSFS and all the others
put together -- by letting people look at/modify/redistribute our
source code. For free. That's very generous, if you ask me.
Yes, that is
Hi,
I have added to the SenecaII the option to change immatriculation at
runtime (Using the code from DR-400), at this link:
http://brisa.homelinux.net/fgfs/SenecaII.tar.gz
you will find the files to be replace (To the CVS version as this morning).
It is an initial work, but should be ok,
Just a heads-up to say that it seems that the ASTER 30 metre
resolution world topographic data has been released, covering 83
degrees north to 93 degrees south.
Apparently NASA is currently working to combine this with the SRTM
data that FG already uses.
Hi Lee,
Have you seen a download link?
Curt.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:25 AM, leee wrote:
Just a heads-up to say that it seems that the ASTER 30 metre
resolution world topographic data has been released, covering 83
degrees north to 93 degrees south.
Apparently NASA is currently working
On Wednesday 01 Jul 2009, leee wrote:
Just a heads-up to say that it seems that the ASTER 30 metre
resolution world topographic data has been released, covering 83
degrees north to 93 degrees south.
Apparently NASA is currently working to combine this with the
SRTM data that FG already uses.
There's a download link at the end of the article, but the article
also points out that it seems a bit overloaded atm.
Hi Lee,
Have you seen a download link?
Curt.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:25 AM, leee wrote:
Just a heads-up to say that it seems that the ASTER 30 metre
resolution
A review of the data is found here
http://www.viewfinderpanoramas.org/reviews.html#aster
It's not the holy grail of high resolution and artifact-free data, apparently ;(
I found this insightful link on the osg-users (OpenSceneGraph) mailinglist.
Christian
On Wednesday 01 Jul 2009, Christian Buchner wrote:
A review of the data is found here
http://www.viewfinderpanoramas.org/reviews.html#aster
It's not the holy grail of high resolution and artifact-free
data, apparently ;(
I found this insightful link on the osg-users (OpenSceneGraph)
Hi Tim,
On Thursday 25 June 2009 23:58:42 Tim Moore wrote:
Mathias Fröhlich wrote:
Hi Tim,
On Thursday 25 June 2009 10:22:54 Tim Moore wrote:
OK, but in case you hadn't noticed, libsgmath depends on OSG.
Yes I have noticed that change in the quaternion/matrix.
If you mean the
Hi All,
This is a 'fix' to sgscreen library,
for those with a glX extension implementation
that still reports version 1.2...
Wow, I got there!!! Boy I love coding when
you persist, and try, and try some more,
and you discover what makes it work ;=))
even when you do not fully 'understand'
all
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