I'm running today's CVS FlightGear on a linux box. When flying a JSBSim
aircraft and hitting the F3 key to get a screen capture the aircraft goes out
of control (looks like a spin, from the external view). The screen capture
works fine otherwise.
Anyone else getting this?
Dave
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> I'm running today's CVS FlightGear on a linux box. When flying a JSBSim
> aircraft and hitting the F3 key to get a screen capture the aircraft goes
> out of control (looks like a spin, from the external view). The screen
> capture works fine otherwise.
Same thing with Yasim (the A-10).
Da
Dave Culp wrote:
I'm running today's CVS FlightGear on a linux box. When flying a JSBSim
aircraft and hitting the F3 key to get a screen capture the aircraft goes out
of control (looks like a spin, from the external view). The screen capture
works fine otherwise.
Anyone else getting this?
Oc
Dave Culp wrote:
I'm running today's CVS FlightGear on a linux box. When flying a JSBSim
aircraft and hitting the F3 key to get a screen capture the aircraft goes out
of control (looks like a spin, from the external view). The screen capture
works fine otherwise.
Anyone else getting this?
> >I'm running today's CVS FlightGear on a linux box. When flying a JSBSim
> >aircraft and hitting the F3 key to get a screen capture the aircraft goes
> > out of control (looks like a spin, from the external view). The screen
> > capture works fine otherwise.
> >
> I could see this happening if
> > Anyone else getting this?
>
> Occasionally, but I think I've seen it with the Fokker Dr.1 (UIUC) also.
> It's best the pause the program before taking a screenshot I guess.
Maybe the screen capture code should pause the sim first?
Dave
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Dave Culp wrote:
This is with autopilot off. Also, I'm using the mouse for control and have no
joystick installed. This might be a mouse thing?
You could try pausing, taking the screen shot, then unpausing.
Curt.
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More on the screen capture/fdm problem.
It only happens when the mouse is in "flight control mode", indicated by the
cursor having a crosshairs shape. If I first right-click to put the mouse
into "pointer mode", indicated by the standard arrow cursor, then the screen
capture has no effect on t
Dave Culp wrote:
More on the screen capture/fdm problem.
It only happens when the mouse is in "flight control mode", indicated by the
cursor having a crosshairs shape. If I first right-click to put the mouse
into "pointer mode", indicated by the standard arrow cursor, then the screen
capture ha
> >It only happens when the mouse is in "flight control mode", indicated by
> > the cursor having a crosshairs shape. If I first right-click to put the
> > mouse into "pointer mode", indicated by the standard arrow cursor, then
> > the screen capture has no effect on the fdm.
>
> Perhaps something
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 15:39, Dave Culp wrote:
> > >It only happens when the mouse is in "flight control mode",
> > > indicated by the cursor having a crosshairs shape. If I
> > > first right-click to put the mouse into "pointer mode",
> > > indicated by the standard arrow cursor, then the scr
> What happens if you: start FG, display the hud, put the mouse
> into control mode, make a half deflection of the control
> surfaces, so that none of them hit their end-stops, and then hit
> F3? Do the controls move back to their centered position or do
> they end up randomly placed?
When I hi
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 18:56, Lee Elliott wrote:
> On Wednesday 20 April 2005 15:39, Dave Culp wrote:
> > > >It only happens when the mouse is in "flight control
> > > > mode", indicated by the cursor having a crosshairs
> > > > shape. If I first right-click to put the mouse into
> > > > "poin
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 19:41, Dave Culp wrote:
> > What happens if you: start FG, display the hud, put the
> > mouse into control mode, make a half deflection of the
> > control surfaces, so that none of them hit their end-stops,
> > and then hit F3? Do the controls move back to their
> > cent
Dave Culp wrote:
When I hit F3 the cursor goes to the bottom-left of the screen. The ailerons
and elevator are displaced. If I find the new neutral position and
right-click three times to re-enter control mode, then the cursor re-centers.
So, F3 causes the cursor to displace very far. When th
Curtis L. Olson writes:
>
>
> Hmmm, I wonder if this is a way to "hide" the cursor so it doesn't
> appear in the screen shots?
Bingo !
Cheers
Norman
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Curtis L. Olson wrote:
> Hmmm, I wonder if this is a way to "hide" the cursor so it doesn't
> appear in the screen shots?
I'm pretty sure there's a "null" cursor you can set. I remember
dealing with that stuff when doing the SDL port. This won't move or
change the mouse cursor, but it will make
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 19:41, Dave Culp wrote:
> > What happens if you: start FG, display the hud, put the
> > mouse into control mode, make a half deflection of the
> > control surfaces, so that none of them hit their end-stops,
> > and then hit F3? Do the controls move back to their
> > cent
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