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Revision as of 23:05, 29 March 2013
, 29 March 2013→Weather Simulation: http://www.mail-archive.com/flightgear-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg33349.html
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== Weather Simulation == | == Weather Simulation == | ||
We can have a completely independent weather module using the HLA stuff that runs in an own process/thread. So, at that time you might be able to do more sophisticated stuff. May be it will then be possible to do a full cfd for subparts of the scene. That might be a good thing for a glider scene where you might want to have a more detailed fluid behaviour ... | |||
A weather module running in a different process/thread/machine that computes positions for clouds that are consistenly displayed on each attached viewer. | A weather module running in a different process/thread/machine that computes positions for clouds that are consistenly displayed on each attached viewer. | ||
That being a module that is exchangable. The simple version just interploates metars like today, but more sphisticated versions might do a local weather | That being a module that is exchangable. The simple version just interploates metars like today, but more sphisticated versions might do a local weather | ||
simulation to get good results for thermals in some small area. The same goes for every component you can think of splitting out. | simulation to get good results for thermals in some small area. The same goes for every component you can think of splitting out. | ||
== AI Traffic == | == AI Traffic == | ||