Change visibility definition of AI-Models
Use size on screen instead of distance
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@ -161,9 +161,14 @@ Started September 2000 by David Megginson, david@megginson.com
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<detailed type="double" userarchive="y">1500</detailed>
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<rough type="double" userarchive="y">9000</rough>
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<bare type="double" userarchive="y">30000</bare>
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<!-- ai-range-mode-pixel: true=use pixel size on screen, false=use distance from eyepoint -->
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<ai-range-mode-pixel type="bool" userarchive="y">false</ai-range-mode-pixel>
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<ai-detailed type="double" userarchive="y">10000</ai-detailed>
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<!--
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ai-range-mode-pixel: true=use pixel size on screen, false=use distance from eyepoint
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With /sim/rendering/static-lod/ai-range-mode-pixel set to true
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/sim/rendering/static-lod/ai-detailed now contains the minimum size of the
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model on the screen to be displayed. Values of 10-50 seem to make some sense.
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<ai-range-mode-pixel type="bool" userarchive="y">true</ai-range-mode-pixel>
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<ai-detailed type="double" userarchive="y">30</ai-detailed>
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<!-- ai-bare type="double" userarchive="y">10000</ai-bare -->
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<ai-interior type="double" userarchive="y">50</ai-interior>
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</static-lod>
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