dave perry wrote:
> Patch fixes the bad assumption in osg fgfs that aspect ratio is always
> 4:3. I tested all the standard views and also resizing the window.
The testing done above was with no sdl or osgviewer (just freeglut).
This works fine. But with --enable-sdl or with --enable-osgvie
Patch fixes the bad assumption in osg fgfs that aspect ratio is always
4:3. I tested all the standard views and also resizing the window.
Would someone with cvs submit capability check the patch and then commit it.
- Dave P.
? renderer.diff
Index: renderer.cxx
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dave perry wrote:
>
> Concerning the first bug;
> In the osg branch, it seems to me that the
> verital and horizontal fov are simply scaled the same which results in
> the distortion. I have looked in the source to try and find where this
> is happening to no avail. But I am still just le
Update on these two bugs.
The 2nd bug is there for either --enable-sdl or --enable-osgviewer in
the current cvs, but with neither option (just freeglut), all the
keyboard bindings work as in version 1.0.
Concerning the first bug; If I choose any 4:3 values in --geometry=
..., then the window
> After some time, due to unknown reasons, the simulation becomes laggy on
> master and/or slave. When this happens, the slave always crashes
> (backtrace attached); master runs on fine. Is the attached backtrace
> detailed enough (if not, with what settings should i recompile)? Is this
> the right
If these (or any other events) firm up and we know there will be a
flightgear presence, please email me so I can post details on our web site.
Thanks,
Curt.
On Jan 15, 2008 7:10 AM, R. van Steenbergen wrote:
> 2007 is behind us, with the FlightGear project proudly being displayed
> on the Inte
On Jan 15, 2008 3:03 AM, tpalinkas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually I did that: donwloaded the source from debian unstable and
> compiled simgear and fligthgear (sorry, it was not obvious from the
> original post)
You may want to try posting your problem to our mailing list. I am running
f
2007 is behind us, with the FlightGear project proudly being displayed
on the International Flight Simulator Weekend in Lelystad, and a lot of
comments from (sometimes not-knowing) simulator enthousiasts that we are
well underway of providing people with a viable alternative to Microsoft.
2008
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008, Curtis Olson wrote:
> Hi Tibor,
>
> I haven't seen a problem like this myself. The first thing I would do would
> be to remove the debian plib, simgear, and flightgear packages, and build
> all these packages from source on your machine.
>
> Regards,
>
> Curt.
>
Actually I d
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