Melchior FRANZ wrote:
I did, and here is the answer. In short, Dr. Horn planned to contribute
the helicopter code (if there are no export restrictions imposed on the
Sikorsky/NASA model) as soon as it is mature enough. This will hardly be
before this summer.
It looks to me we have to convince
Darren Hammond wrote:
I've not managed to take a lesson in my life, so I can't actually vouch for
any of them, but it might give you a start.
You realy should. It's not that hard, and its *fun*.
Erik
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Jon Berndt wrote:
I'd like to nominate Jim for Employee Of The Month. :-) That's looks
awesome, Jim. Can't wait to see this and Jon's FDM model in action.
distracted by Jim's awesome 3D model, waiting for it's FDM, Jon is busily
forming aero data from DATCOM runs ... DANG! all out of
Jim Wilson writes:
Here's a shot of the p51d as is so far.
http://www.spiderbark.com/fgfs/p51dshot7.png
Just finished (most of) the exterior texturing.
Very nice.
All the best,
David
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Darren Hammond writes:
Biggin Hill - South of London
Wasn't that a Spitfire and Hurricane base in the Battle of Britain?
At least, its name is ringing bells loud enough to smash my windows.
Some links:
http://www.flyingzone.co.uk/flyingschools/flyingschools.htm
Thanks -- that looks
Erik Hofman writes:
I've not managed to take a lesson in my life, so I can't actually vouch for
any of them, but it might give you a start.
You realy should. It's not that hard, and its *fun*.
Seconded. And, at least in North America, giving it a try is dirt
cheap (though the rest
On Wed 19. March 2003 12:25, you wrote:
Darren Hammond writes:
Biggin Hill - South of London
Wasn't that a Spitfire and Hurricane base in the Battle of Britain?
At least, its name is ringing bells loud enough to smash my windows.
When I with my girlfriend was on Holidays in Hastings last
Jon Berndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'd like to nominate Jim for Employee Of The Month. :-) That's looks
awesome, Jim. Can't wait to see this and Jon's FDM model in action.
distracted by Jim's awesome 3D model, waiting for it's FDM, Jon is busily
forming aero data from DATCOM runs ...
Cameron Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jim Wilson) [2003.03.18 22:35]:
Here's a shot of the p51d as is so far.
http://www.spiderbark.com/fgfs/p51dshot7.png
Just finished (most of) the exterior texturing.
I'd like to nominate Jim for Employee Of The Month. :-)
Jim Wilson wrote:
Jon? ... Jon? Is that you under that pile of oil cans?
Coild well be. I think he's a bit confused now that I've introduced him
to Bitchin' betty.
Erik
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Darren Hammond writes:
Biggin Hill - South of London
Wasn't that a Spitfire and Hurricane base in the Battle of Britain?
At least, its name is ringing bells loud enough to smash my windows.
Isn't Shoreham the airfield where the annual Battle of Britain airshow
takes place? Anyway,
distracted by Jim's awesome 3D model, waiting for it's FDM,
Jon is busily
forming aero data from DATCOM runs ... DANG! all out of
Foster's in the
fridge - need to run to the store.
Fosters? Guess I should have used an Aussie scheme:
Thanks. Think I read somewhere that Employee of the Month awards come with
a 20% pay increase. Let me see... $0.00 + ($0.00 * 0.20) - fed - state - fica
- medicare ...hmm... maybe one of math gurus can figure this out for me.
Palladium will not allow you to make monetary calculations
Hi,
Now that David and Curtis have mad the mistake to give me CVS write
access I hev the following two pending patches.
1. 3D HUD code, written by Andy Ross and modified by Norman Vine.
2. Multiplayer code written by developers from Airservices Australia
Does anybody object to including these
Erik Hofman writes:
Now that David and Curtis have mad the mistake to give me CVS write
access I hev the following two pending patches.
1. 3D HUD code, written by Andy Ross and modified by Norman Vine.
2. Multiplayer code written by developers from Airservices Australia
Does
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 11:26:46 -0500
David Megginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Curt prefers complete files and I prefer diffs -- what
will Erik choose?
The suspense is riveting. What *will* Erik choose?
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Jon S Berndt writes:
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 11:26:46 -0500
David Megginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Curt prefers complete files and I prefer diffs -- what
will Erik choose?
The suspense is riveting. What *will* Erik choose?
What ever you do, make sure you send the files with sgi line
David Megginson wrote:
Now that Erik is the newest sucker^H^H^H^H^H^Hco-maintainer, feel free
to send him patches to him as well as Curt and me.
Curt prefers complete files and I prefer diffs -- what will Erik
choose?
Please sent no files ...
Erik
(Diffs wil do).
On 3/19/03 at 6:10 PM Erik Hofman wrote:
Please sent no files ...
Erik
(Diffs wil do).
Whoops, sorry - just sent some files seconds before that appeared!
Cheers - Dave
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If I want to use a single key (or button) to toggle a property between 0 and
-1, is there a way to do it without creating an else tag?
example:
button n=5
repeatablefalse/repeatable
binding
condition
property/engines/engine/augmentation/property
/condition
David Luff wrote:
On 3/19/03 at 6:10 PM Erik Hofman wrote:
Please sent no files ...
Erik
(Diffs wil do).
Whoops, sorry - just sent some files seconds before that appeared!
Never mind. I shoudl have sent I prefer no files (at all), but as you
might have guessed, I was kidding.
Erik
David Culp writes:
If I want to use a single key (or button) to toggle a property
between 0 and -1, is there a way to do it without creating an
else tag?
Use the property-cycle command. For example, to cycle /foo/bar
between -1 and 0 you could use this:
button n=5
Now is it possible that the tar.gz is broken? :-(
Sure is! sorry about that let me try again. Should work now!
Thanks
Paul
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Biggin Hill - South of London
Wasn't that a Spitfire and Hurricane base in the Battle of Britain?
At least, its name is ringing bells loud enough to smash my windows.
Certainly was. Probably the most famous one with Duxford coming a close second
On Wednesday 19 March 2003 09:11, Erik Hofman wrote:
Darren Hammond wrote:
I've not managed to take a lesson in my life, so I can't actually vouch
for any of them, but it might give you a start.
You realy should. It's not that hard, and its *fun*.
Wife, child and mortgage - need I say
Andras
Seems like my web site is not working with mozilla for downloads?
But when I used wget, prozilla, kget, or even downloaded it from with-in
Konqueror it worked fine?
http://members.verizon.net/~vze3b42n/newhsi.tar.gz
If you want to try again using one of those it should work, but if not I
The download
http://members.verizon.net/~vze3b42n/newhsi.tar.gz
actually works form mozilla if you right click on the link and then in
the drop down menu select Save link target as then click save.
But for some reason it does not work with the mozilla download manager.
Paul
http://members.verizon.net/~vze3b42n/newhsi.tar.gz
actually works form mozilla if you right click on the link and then in
the drop down menu select Save link target as then click save.
But for some reason it does not work with the mozilla download manager.
Actually, I've been using wget
http://members.verizon.net/~vze3b42n/newhsi.tar.gz
actually works form mozilla if you right click on the link and then in
the drop down menu select Save link target as then click save.
But for some reason it does not work with the mozilla download manager.
Great, works fine now. So the
Yea, it was just a couple of lines missing, that were included for the
compass card but not the hsi. Then when I put them in it messed up the
to-from flag, so I just copied that stuff from the other nav
instruments and made some adjustments and it worked.
I use it with all the aircraft that
Duncan McCreanor wrote:
We have produced a working multiplayer version under Linux. The multiplayer
code has been created from scratch without using any of the existing
multiplayer code. It was felt that the existing multiplayer code was too
platform (Unix/Linux) specific and appeared to slow
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 18:31:57 +, Darren Hammond
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Biggin Hill - South of London
Wasn't that a Spitfire and Hurricane base in the Battle of Britain?
At least, its name is ringing bells loud enough to smash my windows.
Certainly was. Probably the most famous
David Megginson wrote:
Wasn't that a Spitfire and Hurricane base in the Battle of Britain?
At least, its name is ringing bells loud enough to smash my windows.
Yes it was. Actually most of the southern airfields were used by
(mostly) hurricanes and spitfires in the war. They were there to
Under MacOS X (and I assume other OSes as well), both
multiplaytxmgr.cxx and multiplayrxmgr.cxx need to include sys/types.h
before including sys/socket.h.
Jonathan Polley
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Oh, and it will not link because of the following missing symbols:
ld: Undefined symbols:
_FGFS_host
fg_net_init(ssgRoot*)
fgd_send_com(char*, char*)
_fgd_mcp_ip
_head
_net_is_registered
_other
_tail
_net_hud_display
net_hud_update()
NewNetIdInit()
NewNetFGDInit()
NewCallSign(puObject*)
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