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== Releases == | == Releases == | ||
The module is available [https://github.com/thomass171/GroundServices/releases here]. It is recommended to use the latest release and install the | The module is available [https://github.com/thomass171/GroundServices/releases here]. It is recommended to use the latest release 0.5.0 and install the addon from the zip archive. | ||
Changelog up to release 0.5.0 | |||
v0.2.0 (August 2017): | |||
* Fixes the problem of vehicles having wrong elevation when they were launched before the scenery was completely loaded. | * Fixes the problem of vehicles having wrong elevation when they were launched before the scenery was completely loaded. | ||
* Uses position dependant elevation for visualized ground net segments instead of airport elevation. | * Uses position dependant elevation for visualized ground net segments instead of airport elevation. | ||
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* preparation for AI traffic integration | * preparation for AI traffic integration | ||
v0.3.0 (November 2017): | |||
* Further fixes for correct elevation of vehicles | * Further fixes for correct elevation of vehicles | ||
* Fix for airports with negative longitude (didn't work here) | * Fix for airports with negative longitude (didn't work here) | ||
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* The module is an addon now | * The module is an addon now | ||
v0.4.0 (April 2018): | |||
* Adjustments for complying to new addon structure | * Adjustments for complying to new addon structure | ||
0.5.0 (June 2018): | |||
* Additional adjustments for complying to new addon structure. No more manual installation required. | * Additional adjustments for complying to new addon structure. No more manual installation required. | ||
* Vehicles move at the outline of taxiways instead of on the center line. This reduces the number of visual collisions. | * Vehicles move at the outline of taxiways instead of on the center line. This reduces the number of visual collisions. | ||