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mbessler · 07.10.2003, 15:56

Yep. Although there are compilers for pretty much anything - it might be useful.

I dont code much myself but it doesnt sound like a good idea to base a cockpit on a piece of code that is not being developed anymore, and the source is not available.

Now that I think about it - I wonder if SDL could be used for gauges.. and I wonder how hard that is to use.. I remember frozen-bubble game is written in sdl-perl..

Oh yep, I'm the Gnome icon guy.

SDL shouldn't be a problem, really. But as far as I understood it, this piece of software doesn't need OpenGL/DirectX so you could actually run it on much older and non-accelerated graphics machines. This makes it particularly interesting.

There are tons of Glass Cockpit/Gauge Software packages. But nearly all need OpenGL. If you wanna look at a Opensource solution that uses OpenGL, you might want to have a look at OpenGC (www.opengc.org) runs on Win and Unix, can connect to FSUIPC and Xplane and Flightgear.

I have been working on a glass cockpit software that directly uses X11 for graphics. That way you can use old 486's for the displays. I'll probably get back to working on it the next weeks.

Manuel

Roger.Wielgus · 07.10.2003, 17:30

Hi Peter,

Ich habe es versucht mit dem Download von dem Patch. Immer nor tote Hose!!!
Kannst du mir die Datei unter Roger.wielgus@freenet.de schicken ???

Danke

Roger

pmartin · 07.10.2003, 20:05

Schick ich dir doch gern!

Gruss Peter

Heini-Air · 07.10.2003, 20:55

Vielen Dank, der Download klappt inzwischen wirklich. Die haben den Fehler bemerkt und anstatt der EXE-Version ein Zipfile gelinkt.

lg, Heini

Roger.Wielgus · 07.10.2003, 22:51

Hallo,

Hat jetzt auch geklappt.

Roger

tuomas · 07.10.2003, 22:52

Zitat:

I have been working on a glass cockpit software that directly uses X11 for graphics. That way you can use old 486's for the displays. I'll probably get back to working on it the next weeks.

Well, I'd be very interested in SDL-based (sdl runs on windows too AFAIK) thingy that could run the FS XML gauges (XML + bitmaps, might actually not be THAT hard to implement) but could run them on a remote machine, and also would focus on smooth updates and subpixel antialiasing and moving of the elements.

Most of the existing projects are for glass cockpits, whereas I would find analog gauges more useful.

Tuomas

Sebas · 09.10.2003, 10:25

Ist in den Downloads auch die Doku dabei?

mbessler · 11.10.2003, 05:39

Hi Tuomas,

did you get any replies concerning opensourcing that software ?

tuomas · 11.10.2003, 08:22

No, I havent heard anything from them

Could be that they are not reading the email address anymore or such.

/Tuomas

07.10.2003, 15:56	#11
mbessler Veteran Registriert seit: 27.01.2003 Beiträge: 234	Yep. Although there are compilers for pretty much anything - it might be useful. I dont code much myself but it doesnt sound like a good idea to base a cockpit on a piece of code that is not being developed anymore, and the source is not available. Now that I think about it - I wonder if SDL could be used for gauges.. and I wonder how hard that is to use.. I remember frozen-bubble game is written in sdl-perl.. Oh yep, I'm the Gnome icon guy. SDL shouldn't be a problem, really. But as far as I understood it, this piece of software doesn't need OpenGL/DirectX so you could actually run it on much older and non-accelerated graphics machines. This makes it particularly interesting. There are tons of Glass Cockpit/Gauge Software packages. But nearly all need OpenGL. If you wanna look at a Opensource solution that uses OpenGL, you might want to have a look at OpenGC (www.opengc.org) runs on Win and Unix, can connect to FSUIPC and Xplane and Flightgear. I have been working on a glass cockpit software that directly uses X11 for graphics. That way you can use old 486's for the displays. I'll probably get back to working on it the next weeks. Manuel ____________________________________ http://wiki.varxec.net The Simbuilder\'s Wiki FlightGear, the free open-source, multi-platform Flight Simulator under GPL (http://www.flightgear.org)

07.10.2003, 20:55	#14
Heini-Air Veteran Registriert seit: 21.04.2001 Alter: 65 Beiträge: 410	Vielen Dank, der Download klappt inzwischen wirklich. Die haben den Fehler bemerkt und anstatt der EXE-Version ein Zipfile gelinkt. lg, Heini ____________________________________ Heini/LOAU (Flugplatz Stockerau)

09.10.2003, 10:25	#17
Sebas Senior Member Registriert seit: 17.02.2003 Alter: 54 Beiträge: 116	Ist in den Downloads auch die Doku dabei? ____________________________________ Gruss Sebastian meist als D-xHNN oder MAC004 zu finden.

11.10.2003, 05:39	#18
mbessler Veteran Registriert seit: 27.01.2003 Beiträge: 234	Hi Tuomas, did you get any replies concerning opensourcing that software ? ____________________________________ http://wiki.varxec.net The Simbuilder\'s Wiki FlightGear, the free open-source, multi-platform Flight Simulator under GPL (http://www.flightgear.org)

07.10.2003, 17:30	#12
Roger.Wielgus Master Registriert seit: 20.11.2002 Alter: 74 Beiträge: 560	Hi Peter, Ich habe es versucht mit dem Download von dem Patch. Immer nor tote Hose!!! Kannst du mir die Datei unter Roger.wielgus@freenet.de schicken ??? Danke Roger

07.10.2003, 20:05	#13
pmartin Elite Registriert seit: 26.06.2002 Alter: 59 Beiträge: 1.153	Schick ich dir doch gern! Gruss Peter

07.10.2003, 22:51	#15
Roger.Wielgus Master Registriert seit: 20.11.2002 Alter: 74 Beiträge: 560	Hallo, Hat jetzt auch geklappt. Roger

11.10.2003, 08:22	#19
tuomas Jr. Member Registriert seit: 01.04.2003 Beiträge: 87	No, I havent heard anything from them Could be that they are not reading the email address anymore or such. /Tuomas

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