newest version qtVlm

[hans13]

In the manual of opencpn i found:
Summary of Route transfer process.

Using OpenCPN and qtVlm 4.8.2 in "Real Boat Mode"

Where can i find this version of qtVlm?
Thx

[nohal]

hans...
You can't as it does not exist - just a confusion with Qt toolkit version number. The latest qtVLM (3.4) is at QtVlm Download

Pavel

[mark_morwood]

Originally Posted by nohal

hans...
You can't as it does not exist - just a confusion with Qt toolkit version number. The latest qtVLM (3.4) is at QtVlm Download

Pavel

I just installed 3.4 on my Mac (OSX 10.8.3) and the tool bar and related menu item seem to have disappeared that I was used to in 3.3-5. Any chance it was something to do with my install, rather than a bug?

Thanks,
Mark.

[rgleason]

Summary of Route transfer process.

Using OpenCPN and qtVlm 4.8.2 in "Real Boat Mode"

Where can i find this version of qtVlm?

QtVlm permits two Modes:
1. Virtual Racing Mode: which will help you pilot your Virtual Boat in VLM races.
2. Real Boat Mode: which will help you pilot the route for your real boat on the sea.

Please read the full Wiki so that you can understand the differences. Any current version of qtVlm permits these two modes.

QtVlm Virtual Race Mode - VlmWiki
Real boat management - VlmWiki

[maitai]

Originally Posted by mark_morwood

I just installed 3.4 on my Mac (OSX 10.8.3) and the tool bar and related menu item seem to have disappeared that I was used to in 3.3-5. Any chance it was something to do with my install, rather than a bug?

Thanks,
Mark.

Normally you can right-click on the toolbar and choose which sub-toolbars are displayed.

[caliph]

Originally Posted by mark_morwood

I just installed 3.4 on my Mac (OSX 10.8.3) and the tool bar and related menu item seem to have disappeared that I was used to in 3.3-5. Any chance it was something to do with my install, rather than a bug?

Thanks,
Mark.

I can confirm this problem with ver 3.4. I'm running it on Mac OS 10.6.8 and no toolbar. I thought the program was just extremely non-intuitive until I saw this post and another here:

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post1205848

Installed 3.3.5 and now enjoying figuring out qtlvm instead of banging my head. --Caliph