Generally this change proves that we probably don't need the MPCarrier model on the target system - because by using the fallback model to load the Nasal this will happen without needing the high detail models at all.
To support this :
- Added fallback models for all carriers (defined as AI scenarios)
- Added logic to fallback models so that MP carriers load correctly
- The model will still be the AI model.
- MPCarriers.nas from MPCarrier/systems now in Aircraft/Generic
- Removed the multiple return statements, as they can be problematic with older GLSL 120 compilers
- Removed debug flags
- Moved code to separate functions for readability
- Reduced the band size to 0.1 to make more use of the higher quality cascades
This avoids problems in simple-time mode because PUI slider code uses float,
not double, so UTC values don't work properly because resolution is not enough.
3d Models by Uxmanm (found by Domokos Jüttner)
Daniel Overbeck did added the AI scenarios and models.
Richard Harrison optimised the textures and 3d models,
added the dialogs to control the carrires and
made the Jet Blast Deflectors animate smoothly
Uses new property /sim/controls/brake-cancels-parking-brake.
Default is true; it is expected that some aircraft (e.g. p51d) will set this to
false so they can implement their own brake/parking-brake interaction.
Should address bug 2589.
- Added overrides as parameter values for: water floor_colour (vec3 RBG colours. Range: 0 to 1. Defaults: old inland map colour, a blue ocean colour.), water_shallowness (Same as depth map texture. Range: 0 to 1. Defaults: 1.0 inland, 0.7 ocean). The corresponding texture lookup branches are also gated by these uniform flags for performance reasons.
- water.eff: technique 2: air_pollution uniform is not used by water-ALS-base.frag
- water.eff: ocean_flag is now a parameter
- water-inland.eff now inherits from water.eff as it's a copy, except for ocean_flag value
There aren't any mechanisms in the C++ side to handle custom settings yet, so don't use graphics presets unless the user enables them explicitly through a command line option.
