Free Flight, Free Speech

OK, problem solved. LSGG visible. I'm in the habit of copying my ~/.fgfs/autosave_???.xml file from version to version so that I keep the handy scripts in my Nasal window. The autosave file used to have a "svn-server" tag and mine was pointing to the googlecode server. It looks like a fres...

I was looking at Terrasync, see the URLs I posted. I appear to have the new taxiways drawn from WED that include the circular islands. But no objects apart from a couple of cars and vans in a car park at the north-eastern end of the terminal area. My local Terrasync appears to match the Terrasync se...

Maybe I'm being stupid, but I tried to download this airport from Terrasync and got nothing. It hasn't been removed has it? Which directory should the model placements be in? http://terrascenery.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/data/Scenery/Objects/e000n40/e006n46/ http://terrascenery.googlecode.com/svn/tru...

Lego is right I think. The paragraph about LSGG does not mention Nasal, it talks about running FG to take "a close look at all the Geneva airport buildings", i.e. he's looking at the buildings while running FG and does not like them. In a different paragraph, which does not mention LSGG, h...

I suspect he's upset about the advertising boards on the jetways. I still have your custom version but I assume the same went to Terrasync?

Lego could put a gate 9 3/4 at Heathrow to fly them from.

You don't have a home airport in JAFVA, you just fly from place to place. The general rule is that you take off from the airport you landed at and use a real route. So you can use something like Flightaware for current routes, or historic timetables for historic aircraft, e.g. timetableimages.com. I...

I'm passing through Heathslow airport on Saturday (T5 and T2) and I have a 4 hour layover the following Saturday. I'll take some pictures of the terminal buildings.

What do you mean by nature defying? The thing where they sometimes leap into the air and then bounce around like a rubber ball? Or do you mean flight characteristics when in the air?

The recently revised Aeromatic++ (the C++ program rather than the web application) does quite a good job of making a flyable base JSB FDM using the same principles as yasim. It (the FDM) is not the finished article, but that's also true of a yasim FDM created by just plugging in geometry.