Andreas wrote:
fg-0.9.6
default aircraft
Sometimes while I'm on the ground there is a very high pitched noise and
the aircraft behaves like it's stuck. I have to give a lot of power for
it to move around (no, the brakes are not applied). Suddenly it moves
and the noise goes away. Feels like it
On Friday, 22 October 2004 10:28, Boris Koenig wrote:
Despite from that I don't like the idea too much, either -
personally I am not that much into Java, and even though its
platform-independence is a nice thing, it's really a bit awkward
to make Java integrate with existing applications, and
Arrgghh!! I don't mind top-posting or bottom-posting, but not
alternating:)
So just to really muck it up I'll in-line my responses:)
Anyway...
On Friday 22 October 2004 14:22, Giles Robertson wrote:
This produces some interesting problems.
I've hacked up a script to show dependencies
Jon S Berndt wrote:
Yes, in fact FlightGear does keep all aircraft in their own directory
now, does it not?
Yes, well .. almost.
Aircraft designers (like myself) tend not to duplicate stuff but much
rather point to it, even if it resides in another aircraft directory.
But it *is* possible and
On October 22, 2004 04:41 am, Boris Koenig wrote:
well, functionally - pretty much yes I'd say, visually certainly not -
while I personally don't really like that fancy stuff - to be honest,
I usually don't even cope with it in the first place, I know some
applications (also flight simulators
