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...you could also use "percentage" values for R, G & B ... whether this is any better is still questionable ;)

In Orbiter, "landing" at these ridiculous speeds sometimes makes a vessel to bounce very very far and fast into outer space.... maybe they were checking if that's a real phenomenon :D

The AMSO DLLs have strings for PROBABILITY, DAMCNTDWN and DAMAGE. So the should look for those.... Maybe INVULNERABLE must be set (to false)? Just my findings - maybe it helps

Hi Jarmo, I believe you are getting into the same situation I get: Once git gets on my nerves so much that I can't even get the simplest things done (brain is used up by compaining :D ..grumpy... grumpy ... grumpy...) I would have used 'list-initialization' like this (no assignment, as that...

@jarmonik : I've run CppCheck on the current D3D9Client sub directory (out of curiosity) and found some uninitialized members and a couple of other things that have been fixed a long time ago, but re-appeared again... I'll wait a little as I don't want to interfere with your current troubles ;)...

Uninstalling an add-on is "just" the reverse of installing it: Remove all files that were added by the add-on. This is not easy and you might need some patience. There is no official way for uninstalling any add-on. If you just want to stop Orbiter from loading the add-ons .DDS files, disabeling...

The general setup I would try is something like this: Write a simple add-on, that reads the acceleration data you need, then transforms them into the data the seat needs: Something like: double threshold = 0.001; // or whatever void SeatInterface::clbkPreStep (double simt, double simdt, double...

This "all-in-one" runtime package should include those. From what exact Visual Studio Version "140" came from - I don't remember ;) But the trailing "D" in the name indicates that the DEBUG Versions are needed. Whether those are incuded in the runtimes (link above): I also don't know.

The message is quite clear (once you learn what to read and what you can ignore): a) The module BaseLandAutopilot could not be loaded; as it was not found in the usual place "Modules\Plugin\". The name of the dll must not exactly match the name of the Module displayed in the Modules Tab, but...

No, I just looked at it and when I needed some new, I did a similar thing Martin had done. Whether this is good / best practice, I have absolutely no idea.

...why am I thinking "Quentin Tarantino"...?

The GraphicsClient base class has the virtual method clbkSaveSurfaceToImage (SURFHANDLE surf, const char *fname, ImageFileFormat fmt, float quality=0.7f) Most Graphic Clients should have implemented it, so code like this is used: gclient->clbkSaveSurfaceToImage (0, "Images\\CurrentState"...

"Jealous Smiley" (if that exists) ;)

Approaches to "starting an windows application with different regional setting": https://superuser.com/questions/1594374/starting-an-windows-application-with-different-regional-settings...

Nice work! But I think the Logo of the "Belgium-Syldavian-Space-Agency" should look more like this :p

As far as I know it didn't have "legs" in a traditional way (intentionally): So should have tipped over, but not that way ;) See also:

I have no definitive answer here, but for the readscenario_nextline(scn) function all you need is a valid "scn" file handle. Same goes for the writescenario_xxx(scn,item,value) functions. So once you got that they work! I do not know if the callbacks, that provide that handle, are implemented to...

@jarmonik : Couldn't it be decided in D3D9Client.cpp at runtime with something like this? bool D3D9Client::clbkInitialise() { // ... g_pD3DObject = OapiExtension::RunsUnderWINE() ? Direct3DCreate9(D3D_SDK_VERSION) : Direct3DCreate9On12(D3D_SDK_VERSION, &args, 1)...

This seems to be a Linux issue, which I am not able to help much as I am a Windows guy :D Is this maybe related / the same issue ?

That's the one you should run (even in the 32-bit version). Only Orbiter_NG (Next Generation ;) ) will allow you to select Graphic Clients.