hi Ray The Citation, although very nice, is not really flyable - I stalled her the other day and could not come out of the spin.
Regards Shelton. > After loading up everything available in CVS there are a lot of flyable > things available to play with in many different states of completion. > > I would suggest rather than ditching any of the current models, regardless > of state, that a better organization of the existing models would be more > useful. > > I built my self a tree within the Aircraft folder. In the Aircraft folder > I leave the models I'm currently interested in using. That way they show > up in the Windows launcher and it is not cluttered with 100's of IMHO > unneeded items. > > I defined the following categories of aircraft. > > Fantasy - Santa, UFO etc > Experimental - X-15, YF-23 etc > GA - Citation, C-182 etc > Gliders > Commercial - 737, DC-3, etc > Pre WWII Wright Flyer, Sopwith Camel, etc > WWII - P-51, Spitfire, etc > Post WWI - B-52, F-16 etc > > Most of the -set XML files have a Status from the author although I don;t > know if there is a "standard" definition of the status's. A standard > definition would also be useful. > > As far as the Base package I think it has a relatively small number of > reasonably complete aircraft doesn't it? > > Ray Mc _______________________________________________ Flightgear-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-users 2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
