219
edits
Post FlightGear 2020.2 LTS changes: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Post FlightGear 2020.2 LTS changes (view source)
Revision as of 20:19, 18 February 2021
, 18 February 2021→Record/replay
| Line 34: | Line 34: | ||
* Continuous recording to file without any loss of detail. | * Continuous recording to file without any loss of detail. | ||
* Periodic generation of a recovery snapshot, allowing resumption after a flightgear crash. | * Periodic generation of a recovery snapshot, allowing resumption after a flightgear crash. | ||
* Record/replay extra information in Continuous recordings: | |||
** Main window size | |||
** Main window position | |||
** Main window view | |||
See new '''File''' - '''Flight Recorder Control''' dialogue. | See new '''File''' - '''Flight Recorder Control''' dialogue. | ||
| Line 41: | Line 45: | ||
* Continuous recording to file is uncompressed to simplify replay; e.g. 100MB for an hour's recording near EDDF. | * Continuous recording to file is uncompressed to simplify replay; e.g. 100MB for an hour's recording near EDDF. | ||
* A recovery snapshot is actually a single-frame continuous recording, and will be called '''<aircraft-type>-recovery.fgtape'''. Load in the usual way using the '''Flight Recorder Control''' dialogue or on the command line with '''--load-tape=<aircraft-type>-recovery'''. Then do '''Ctrl-R''' to see replay dialogue and click on '''My Controls'''. | * A recovery snapshot is actually a single-frame continuous recording, and will be called '''<aircraft-type>-recovery.fgtape'''. Load in the usual way using the '''Flight Recorder Control''' dialogue or on the command line with '''--load-tape=<aircraft-type>-recovery'''. Then do '''Ctrl-R''' to see replay dialogue and click on '''My Controls'''. Some aircraft may have no or limited support for '''My Controls''' though. | ||
== Code clean-ups and changes == | == Code clean-ups and changes == | ||