Hello Scott,
I don't know if it will help or harm but I have an old step-by-step for
installing FG on Suse:
http://www.static-lift.net/aero-club/howdids/install.html. It was OpenSuse 10.1
and FG 9.10 so beware.
--jeff
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> From: "David Baron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Re: [Flightgear-users] question about modelling
> Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 15:04:52 +0200
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> Where does one get Wings3d? I have done no scenery stuff I had in min
I too found the learning curve for Blender intimidating. But since I'm a pretty
sure hand at using Wings3d I had even less incentive for learning _another_
modelling app. At the moment I model in Wings and use Blender to convert an
exported *.obj file to *.ac. Both Wings and Blender are free and
Does anyone have any suggestions for an old-time flying field with just couple
of wooden hangers and a grass strip? I've picked up working on my 1911 Wright
EX for FlightGear and would like to move it off the busy San Fancisco taxiway.
It's a little annoying to keep getting run down by the big '
I fought and fought and fought with YAST to downgrade to freeglut 2.2 on
OpenSuse 10.0. Even after compiling it by hand (and YAST identified 2.2 as
being installed) fgfs still raised this error. However, configuring fgfs with
--enable-sdl took care of the problem. Now it appears that plib is not
To be honest, I'd use FG as the model viewer. The reason being that almost any
other app is going to do some sort of conversion in order to display the
model. So, viewing the model in a 3rd party viewer does not necessarily show
you how it will look in FG. The only apps I know of that deal with
George,
I've not been tinkering with FG for quite some time but about a year ago I was
bitten with the FG modelling bug. I'm an experienced modellor so I decided to
experiment making planes. What I found was that though FG uses PLIB and can "in
theory" use any of the supported formats, the ony
