Re: [rcpilot-devs] Tracker view

[Ian D. <occ...@ia...>]

I'd be happy to take a stab at the Tracker view, providing someone can...

* Update the TestServer so it actually works <g>

* Give me a set of more-or-less complete requirements (including what 
users will be able to customize).

--ian




Michael J. Pawlowsky wrote:
> Actually nothing is mandatory.
> But what is there now is pretty much the minimum that most people will use.
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> With a layout manager in Java we can have things move into place at different resolutions.
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> So for instance, things can be glued to the top, bottom, right or left.
> They can also be placed a specific distance from the center or edges etc. and move  with the size of the window.
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> As for size, let me get back to you tomorrow...  I need to test something out.
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> I know my VR Glasses have a resolution of 800x255.
> I need to see how it will display different computer resolution on it.
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> I'm pretty sure though I was displaying 1024x768 last year with them.
> If that's the case I say the minimum size will be 800x600.
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> VAL and anyone else....
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> Did you buy the Eye-Trek's?
> What resolutions does it support? 
> Are there resolutions that work better than others?
> What's the native resolution?
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> On 06/03/2004 at 4:54 PM Chris Dutchak wrote:
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>>Ok, I think i have just about enough info to get started.  Just a few 
>>more questions:
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>>•  For the HUD view, I assume the bearings, etc shown here:
>>http://rcpilot.sourceforge.net/modules/rcgs/screenshots/HUD-View.jpg
>>would always be present.  Which instruments would also be mandatory for 
>>that view?  Seems that for that view you would want as little of the 
>>view obstructed as possible and any elements there transparent.
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>>•  Can you give me an exact size the HUD should be?
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