El 29/11/10 20:44, Martin Spott escribió:
> Pep Ribal wrote:
>
>> I've seen that there are plans to develop an ATC client for Flightgear.
>>
>> I'm very interested in this profect, and so I'm offering my help.
>> Whoever is involved, please get
I've seen that there are plans to develop an ATC client for Flightgear.
I'm very interested in this profect, and so I'm offering my help.
Whoever is involved, please get in touch.
Cheers.
Pep.
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>> If you are asking how flight simulators in
>> general communicate with IVAO, there are client applications that do
>> this: IvAp (for MSFS), Squawkbox (for MSFS, Fly!), X-IvAp (for
>> X-Plane), etc. It has to be that way because of these simulators not
>> being open source.
>
> ..nor GPL. My u
>> >> > ..you fly FG in IVAO using Wintendo??? How do these communicate?
>> >>
>> >> It would be nice to fly FG in IVAO (this is the whole point of this
>> >> conversation), whatever platform. I personally prefer Linux, but
>> >> as FG is multiplatform, then IVAO would turn multiplatform...
>> >
>
Hi all,
> ..ok, so you have no way of assuring people see the same things at IVAO.
Right, though differences are scarce in practice. But even in real life, you
have no way of assuring others see colors the same way you do (just kiddin
;o) ).
>>
>> > ..you fly FG in IVAO using Wintendo??? How
>
> ..shouldn't this warrant say a NOTAM to make these old versions,
> realistically current? ;o)
Terrain data is not only a question of updates, but a question of
makes. There are a lot of airports to download, and every one sticks
to the one of their preference. There shouldn't be much problem
Hi all.
> Another big issue I was thinking about is how we would deal with our
> differences in
> terrain data? Maybey we should keep the technicall problems for a later
> stage, but
> having planes taxi meters above (or below) you just doesn't look good...
As far as I know FG uses the same geogr
I don't think the MP servers have to change their philosophy. I don't think
both networks should be merged: it would be better to have the possibility
to choose. All this is a personal opinion, but I think your MP should remain
intact, with the same philosophy, and just add into IVAO the ability
The way IVAO has worked so far, as Curt says, is completely plugin
based, in regard of flight simulators, due to the fact that the
simulators that log in are not open source (let's change that!). In
the case of FG, where FG itself is open source, and the MP server is
too, there are two approaches,
The way authentication is handled so far in IVAO ATC (IvAc) and pilot
(IvAp) clients is a connection popup window that lets you fill VID and
password, which you can retype every time you login, or check for
"remember me". Unfortunately I don't know much more of the internals
of the software, but if
2008/11/10, Martin Spott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You/they should probably start by explaining to FG developers/users
> which sort of "security" - what an elastic term ! - is meant to be
> achieved by not publishing the network protocol.
> In other words: The simple fact that there's no officially bl
Thanks for your comments and suggestions.
In the first place, I need to tell you that personally, I'm a "free
software guy", and I agree that the best possible solution is always
the GPL license. But this is personal.
BTW, you can find information about IVAO at www.ivao.aero, for those that asked
Hi all,
my name is Pep Ribal. I belong to the Software Development department of the
IVAO network. Some of you might remember me, as I was involved in a project
regarding IVAO-FlightGear interconnection time ago.
That specific project was discontinued, but we at IVAO have not forgotten
about
Roy Vegard Ovesen escribió:
> I'm getting a very similar error when I exit fgfs:
>
> *** glibc detected *** build_sdl/src/Main/fgfs: corrupted double-linked list:
> 0x00d4bcb0 ***
> === Backtrace: =
> /lib/libc.so.6[0x2ae1dcd46067]
> /lib/libc.so.6[0x2ae1dcd47921]
> /lib/libc.
added/edited these few files before compiling,
wich I'm attaching in this mail. I've attached as well the terminal
command-line used and the resulting messages.
If someone could take a look and see if it's a problem in the files, it
would really help.
Thanks a lot.
Pep Ribal.
FG
Hi,
I need to know: what coordinate system is Flightgear using actually? Is
it by any chance the worldwide air navigation standard of WGS84
coordinates?
Thx.
Pep Ribal.
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Hi,
it's been a while since I posted in this list asking for some help with
the development of a client application to connect Flightgear to IVAO
servers.
Since then some important steps have been taken.
One of them has been the trust and support to the project shown by the
board of governors of
-A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -p tcp --dport 5400 -j ACCEPT
> PS: Please, check the right chain name
> Then "service iptables restart"
>
> Pep Ribal wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm trying to make a simple application that just retrieves the FG
> > status v
Hi all,
I'm trying to make a simple application that just retrieves the FG
status via the property tree.
What I've done: I've started FG with the option --props=5400; I've
startet a successful telnet session in the same host, and everything
works fine.
But I can't manage to make an app that does
Well, the bitmap creation in itself is not a problem. My question is:
can this kind of windows be programmed, let's say, with GTK+? As I don't
know if I can get rid of the title bar and the gray buttons and the
standard widgets and the standard look. I don't know if such a window
with that precise
Sorry, I forgot to post the bitmap... Here it is...
Regarding the command-line thing, it might be good to start there.
However, what should be the right tool to use when it comes the time to
set up the GUI?
Thanks.
Pep.
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Hi all,
as I told you some days ago, I'm about to start a project with the IVAO
guys to develop a client software for FlightGear. However, as I'm new at
the Linux programming environment, I'm trying to decide how should the
GUI of the application be done. The application should be rather simple:
j
h
they can make available to me. They have no plans to remove this
functionality from the servers, so we really can develop a free
software tool that uses this protocol.
Thanks once more.
Pep.
(by the way, I found your 747 project really impressive!! congrats!)
John Wojnaroski escribió:
erface. I think this is an excelent learning oportunity. Can I join
your team?
Thanks.
Thiago Drechsel
On 1/25/07, Pep Ribal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi
all,
I'll explain what brings me here: I'm a member of the IVAO network
(http://www.ivao.aero), which
p
on.
An optionally (as this will be my first Linux project) I'll be more than
happy if someone offered to be my "mentor" in these my first steps in
the path of the light side of the force. However I'll try not to be a
burden: I
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