I am having BIG problems, with the new Concorde version in Plib 0.9.11
pre-release, in win32 XP SP2, it is losing control during ascent while climbing
through 15,000 feet while on a fixed Vertical Speed setting, or even on a fixed
Pitch of 12.
In fact I do not think it is even that which is the cause because last time
concorde went out of control I turned off the Autopilot and the controls would
just NOT respond at all. It simply nose dived into the ground? I am making a
short video to demonstrate what happens, when the video (hopefully about 6
minutes) is completed please look on this link!
http://files.ww.com/search.html
When I have made the video of what happens the video WILL be called
concorde0911-error.divx
I have not managed to be able to find any usefull FG error log, or windows
crash data as none seems to be generated? Maybe I am looking in the wrong place
I dont know! Thats why I am making this video hopefully it will give you some
clue as to what is going wrong, I will try to switch views during the video
capture to the FG logging window behind, I will set debugging to Warn, I can't
risk using BULK debugging as from past experience this has overloaded my system
somehow and caused a totally different fg crash.
Give me about a day. 24 hours from 28th May 16.00 hours to do this thanks ....
Aerotro
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