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Flightgear : feedback
- From: Rohit <rohits@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 15:08:09 +0530
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 14:55:15 +0530 (IST)
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.53.0306131449340.4792@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Fri, 6 Jun 2003, Tom Emerson wrote:
> Some time ago [has it been a year already?] a british magazine called
> "linuxformat" included flightgear on a DVD [basically using the DVD to map
> "the entire world" ;) ] I just ran it "as is" from the disk on an old (by
> today's standards) laptop -- 1ghz, ATI rage mobility for video.
Thanks to Tom [and others],
I read carefully the emails from you all. I must provide these details to
you before you guys suggest even more good info..
1. My system has a via motherboard. AGP runs at 1x only. Tried to
push up, it hangs at 2x after a second. 4x is unattainable.
2. xvinfo gives positive input about my card. Uses hardware
acceleration while playing movies etc for YUV. I have P3-450 and
nvidia riva tnt2 M64 card.
3. 3Ddiag script confirms nvidia/glx loading and working.
4. 3Ddiag --mesasoft tells that mesa is NOT being used.
5. gears, earlier used to give me 30 fps, which now gives me 450 fps
or so, after installation of nvidia [latest] drivers. Logs from X
are fine. All loaded and done.
But flightgear is SO slow that I can not see a frame change. Only the
lights at the horizon change. It is SO slow that I can go and come back
after 15 minutes, and my plane would have barely taken a 45 degree turn on
the road. And it never takes off.
What else could be wrong here? Or is it impossible to do it? Racing games
using 3D work fine in windows with DirectX8.1 on the same dual boot
machine.
Rohit
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> Some time ago [has it been a year already?] a british magazine called
> "linuxformat" included flightgear on a DVD [basically using the DVD to map
> "the entire world" ;) ] I just ran it "as is" from the disk on an old (by
> today's standards) laptop -- 1ghz, ATI rage mobility for video.
Thanks to Tom [and others],
I read carefully the emails from you all. I must provide these details to
you before you guys suggest even more good info..
1. My system has a via motherboard. AGP runs at 1x only. Tried to
push up, it hangs at 2x after a second. 4x is unattainable.
2. xvinfo gives positive input about my card. Uses hardware
acceleration while playing movies etc for YUV. I have P3-450 and
nvidia riva tnt2 M64 card.
3. 3Ddiag script confirms nvidia/glx loading and working.
4. 3Ddiag --mesasoft tells that mesa is NOT being used.
5. gears, earlier used to give me 30 fps, which now gives me 450 fps
or so, after installation of nvidia [latest] drivers. Logs from X
are fine. All loaded and done.
But flightgear is SO slow that I can not see a frame change. Only the
lights at the horizon change. It is SO slow that I can go and come back
after 15 minutes, and my plane would have barely taken a 45 degree turn on
the road. And it never takes off.
What else could be wrong here? Or is it impossible to do it? Racing games
using 3D work fine in windows with DirectX8.1 on the same dual boot
machine.
Rohit
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individual and purpose, and is protected by law.
If you are not the intended recipient, you should
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any disclosure, copying, or distribution of this
message, or the taking of any action based on it,
is strictly prohibited.
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