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Aircraft are split to seperate repositories, under the [https://gitorious.org/flightgear-aircraft FlightGear Aircraft] project at Gitorious. | Aircraft are split to seperate repositories, under the [https://gitorious.org/flightgear-aircraft FlightGear Aircraft] project at Gitorious. | ||
== Starting new aircraft == | |||
New aircraft should not be commited to fgdata. A seperate repository should be created instead. Contact a FlightGear Aircraft admin to get your repository included in the FlightGear Aircraft project. You, as author, will get full admin rights for that repository. | |||
The current fgdata developers will have access to every single aircraft repository. In order to maintain aircraft that no longer have an active author, fix global bugs etc. | |||
== How to split an aircraft == | == How to split an aircraft == | ||
You need to have up-to-date fgdata to do this. There are two workflows that both do the trick | You need to have up-to-date fgdata to do this. There are two workflows that both do the trick. | ||
Expect one aircraft to take 5-30 minutes (depending on the filesizes, number of commits (date of last commit?) etc.). | |||
=== Method 1 === | === Method 1 === | ||