Well, I try to understand that, but dont really have it :) , my idea
for the sails, is that only the "broom" sail must control the speed of
The question if whether we want to handle the steering of all ships
similarly or if we want to mimic how they're controlled in reality.
I'm not sure y
I was getting several segfaults until I realized that the last change in
cvs commited a bug,
I prefer to submit patch inestead of fixing :D
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attachObject(sail);
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>sails->attachObject(sail);
kabutor wrote:
> Is helm the CUTsails.mesh? because that one is missing in the last cvs
> code and is not showing while loading the model ..
> Is the same one I ask you the other day if you have modified something
> in that.
I was working against on outdated checkout. Fixed in CVS.
> I like the
kabutor wrote:
> Well, I try to understand that, but dont really have it :) , my idea
> for the sails, is that only the "broom" sail must control the speed of
> the ship, even in the big ships, the other ones, the rectangular ones
> shall only move a little (30º-20º each side at most) but just
> > Well, I offered help, because I had to edit `Makefile' in order
> > to install CVS freeboters (`[a-z]*' matches `CVS', which is a
> > directory and won't install).
>
> Which version of install(1) do you use? In POSIX regular expressions
> [a-z] does not match C, just the ASCII character range f
I agree that the helm is not needed.
It's probably not even visible most of the time. In the inter island
What you mean with helm? r:-/
Is helm the CUTsails.mesh? because that one is missing in the last cvs
code and is not showing while loading the model ..
Is the same one I ask you t
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Paul Pogonyshev wrote:
> Well, I offered help, because I had to edit `Makefile' in order
> to install CVS freeboters (`[a-z]*' matches `CVS', which is a
> directory and won't install).
Which version of install(1) do you us
Movement in the ship is controlled through the helm which controls
the direction of the ship and how far the sail should be able to
expand. Depending on the side the wind is coming from the broom
switches over to either side. This should have a graphical
representation through the boom position.
