I did a DESCEND/CLIMB mode for the b1900d autopilot , and a few others
that i never did commit , but have to admit I'm not sure what you mean
by decoupling the throttle ... is there a controller in the autopilot
file that's taking control of the throttle at the same time ?My
apologies if this soun
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 4:47 PM, Gijs de Rooy wrote:
> The issue was fixed today, which is why I publish the newsletter now ;-)
> I just thought that putting all those images as thumbs isn't nice either
> (the screenshot challenges for example are all about the images and have
> very little text),
The issue was fixed today, which is why I publish the newsletter now ;-)
I just thought that putting all those images as thumbs isn't nice either (the
screenshot challenges for example are all about the images and have very little
text), so I resized them slightly.
> From: kanto...@gmail.com
> T
On Monday, October 03, 2011 23:07:08 Gijs de Rooy wrote:
> Lots of (big) images this time, we'll have to see if that's something we'd
> like to continue with.
>
The "big" images are probably due to the wiki server missing the ImageMagick
tools that generate thumbnails. I don't know who's in char
Due to some unexpected problems with the wiki; a slightly later published
newsletter this month.
Nevertheless we got some nice subjects covered. Lots of (big) images this time,
we'll have to see
if that's something we'd like to continue with.
Comments, typos and anything else is welcome as alw
On 02.10.2011 02:48, Jacob Burbach wrote:
> Many (many) months back I had a build of flightgear where there was a
> bug-feature that actually allowed this to happen. I forget exactly how
> I triggered it and maybe it is/was still possibleI think it was
> some magic combo of reset/pause/unpause
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to create a correct FLCH-Mode for autopilots like it is
used on the real Citation X or Dornier 328.
Usually it works this way:
Engaging this mode the AP will maintain the pitch to hold the current or
selected airspeed.
Maintaining throttle by the pilot will maintai
>> What's the status of the flat layer on curved Earth problem by the way?
> This should have been fixed since September 12th in git.
>
> https://gitorious.org/fg/simgear/commit/d2dfb81a0907276f36cf7582c4274fa1784972d6
>
> Are you still seeing the problem?
Unfortunately yes. I've pulled and comp
While we're a it: The main "terragear-cs" repository has now moved to
Gitorious as a new repository within the FlightGear project, so those,
who'd like to develop TerraGear using Gitorious don't need to maintain
their private spin-off's.
Instead, feel invited to create personal clones of the main r
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 11:08 AM, Thorsten Renk wrote:
> What's the status of the flat layer on curved Earth problem by the way?
This should have been fixed since September 12th in git.
https://gitorious.org/fg/simgear/commit/d2dfb81a0907276f36cf7582c4274fa1784972d6
Are you still seeing the prob
>> I see. So what do I do when I want to change the wind and want the
>> clouds
>> to follow the new setting? Simply do a setprop for the layer height
>> setting it to the same value it was?
>
> For the moment, Yes.
>
> At some point in the future we should fix it so that we're picking up
> the win
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