--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, how do you close the cockpit canopy
on the YF-22 simm - it stays open throughout
flights.
Ooh, ooh - I think I know the answer to this one! I
believe that the cockpit canopy is linked to the
parking brake - so if you release the brake the canopy
should
--- Erik Hofman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you familliar with fgrun:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fgrun
I wasn't - I am now. :-) I'm not sure whether to be
pleased that someone has saved me the effort of
building my own version, or upset that I spent
valuable flying time on something
--- Charalampos Alexopoulos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fgrun is great utility but have binaries only for
Windows, for me was
really easier to build my own in Java than to mess
around with
compilation in C++.My level in C++ is less than
elementary.
The only real problem I had compiling
--- Paul Surgeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just out of interest has anyone ever done a poll to
find out who uses what OS
for FG?
It would be interesting and possibly useful info to
see what OS's are the most
popular for FG especially amongst the developer
community.
I'm not a
--- David Luff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/7/04 at 9:52 AM Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Ampere K. Hardraade -- Tuesday 07 December 2004
05:48:
Perhaps it will be a good idea to think about
having a config-file that
is
loaded everytime Flightgear starts?
Good Idea. We could call
--- Chris Metzler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do the command glxinfo and see if you see a line
near the top (3 lines
in or so) that says:
} direct rendering: Yes
If it says No, that's your problem, and it's time
to
play with your drivers and X configuration.
Many thanks - that's it. I'm
Over the weekend I had to re-install the OS on my PC
(Suse Linux 9.1), so I decided that I would build
FlightGear from source (I have used the RPM's before).
I downloaded the 0.9.6 source code, plus the latest
versions of SimGear (0.3.7), OpenAL and PLib.
Everything appears to build OK, but
--- Dave Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But you must fly
coordinated with any joystick or real airplane. In
the real ac, you get
used to using
the rudder to keep the force on you straight down
into your seat, even
in a
bank. When the ball is not centered, the g-force
vector is
I have been playing with FlightGear recently, having
not looked at it for a while, and have a couple of
questions.
The first is - should the Cessna constantly turn to
the left? I know that planes don't fly straight and
level without input from the pilot, but this seems
extreme. With my hands off
--- Craig Goodyear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was having the same problem. I corrected it by
adjusting the aileron
trim. Go to Browse Internal Properties and select
controls/flight/aileron-trim to enter the required
value.
That was it! Thanks to everyone that offered advice.
It's
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