Now that I have FlightGear linking, I have found another problem that
has cropped up recently (I'm not sure when, exactly). It seems as if
the 3D panel is always active. Since I always run FlightGear with the
--disable-panel in my .fgfsrc file, this causes problems. If I don't
run with --dis
Jonathan Polley wrote:
Now that I have FlightGear linking, I have found another problem that
has cropped up recently (I'm not sure when, exactly). It seems as if
the 3D panel is always active. Since I always run FlightGear with the
--disable-panel in my .fgfsrc file, this causes problems. If
Jonathan Polley writes:
>
> Now that I have FlightGear linking, I have found another problem that
> has cropped up recently (I'm not sure when, exactly). It seems as if
> the 3D panel is always active. Since I always run FlightGear with the
> --disable-panel in my .fgfsrc file, this causes pr
Jonathan Polley writes:
> Now that I have FlightGear linking, I have found another problem
> that has cropped up recently (I'm not sure when, exactly). It
> seems as if the 3D panel is always active.
Or to put it differently, in 3D space there isn't a simple panel that
you can toggle on and o
Erik Hofman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The 3D panel is part of the aircraft model. If you want to remove it,
> you would have to disable the aircraft model fro that particular view. I
> think it is doable, but just hasn't been done.
I believe someone implemented a switch to toggle the 3D pane
Martin Spott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe someone implemented a switch to toggle the 3D panel on one
> aircraft - using Shift-C or something similar - but I don't remember which
> one it was.
You can disable the 3D panel on the c310u3a-3d just by pressing a 'c',
Martin.
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