OpenCPN Beta Version 3.3.2118 Released

[bdbcat]

Dirk...

Should be. OK for me.
Look for :

[Settings]
"OwnshipHDTPredictorMiles=x"

Thanks
Dave

[P_Dub]

All seems to work OK for me. Windows 7 ultimate, graphic HD Intel, N vidia GeForce last driver.
Bye

[rooiedirk]

Dave
Your right it is saved, only not read back when O is reopened
Dirk

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by rooiedirk

Dave
Your right it is saved, only not read back when O is reopened
Dirk

That is caused by a typo in navutil.cpp
"OwnshipHDTPredictorMinutes" instead of "OwnshipHDTPredictorMiles"

Gerhard

[bdbcat]

Gerhard...

Good eye.

Thanks
Dave

[Gilletarom]

Dave,

ASUS EeePC 1015H, W 7 Starter.

A little bug, no doubt, a problem of screen refresh, with O 332118.

See, first, below, all plugin installed on my version.

Open the dashboard (no problem)
close the dashboard

Then, several icons appear twice. See screenshot.

Just take an action, such as moving the screen or click on another icon, for everything to put in order in the icon bar.

[cagney]

I have seen these strange AIS artifacts for a few month. I spite of all changes to rendering they are still there. They are seen at a fairly small scale both using CM93 and Raster charts. No big deal I'm mainly curious.
Can anyone else see the same triangles?



Thomas

[nohal]

Thomas...
Yep, can see them. As you say, they still didn't get annoying enough to have a look where they come from...

Pavel

[bdbcat]

cagney....

Whoa....

Little tiny alien triangular ships. Dinghys, maybe?

I'll look into it.

Dave

[NahanniV]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

NahanniV / JM

I looked at your crash dumps for texture compression failure.
Seems that this computer does not support the Intel SSE2 instruction set.
What type of machine/CPU is this?

Thanks
Dave

Correct this machine does not support SSE2:

AMD Athelon XP 3200+

Sorry, I saw a discussion regarding this earlier, but did not realize it had been implemented, or that is would cause this type of crash.

Perhaps some sort of check could be added to avoid future confusion.

JM.

[NahanniV]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

JM...

re:

"I am finding that I can't zoom in far enough for my harbour charts to be automatically displayed."

Where are you, please, and what charts?

Thanks
Dave

I have the CM93 charts, a few raster charts, and a bunch of converted Google Earth images of local harbors; The raster chart most used for my area is 14810 (Olcott N.Y. to Toronto).

If I zoom in from 14810 my harbor charts are displayed; I can overzoom about 20 steps.

If I zoom in from CM93 in the same area I do not get to the harbor charts; I can only Overzoom about 9 steps.

It's not a big deal, just an example of a situation where you want to zoom in to see some detail that is not actually part of the chart you are currently using.

Thanks,
JM.

[Gnomon]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

cagney....

Whoa....

Little tiny alien triangular ships. Dinghys, maybe?

I'll look into it.

Dave

It is perhaps a "lost triangel of a high speed craft". While tracking the chart with the mouse the object is moving with about twofold speed of coordinate-grid.

[Ptizef]

Originally Posted by NahanniV

If I zoom in from CM93 in the same area I do not get to the harbor charts; I can only Overzoom about 9 steps.

For me just clicking one time on the blue chart bar one time and then zooming will show rasters details

JP

[Gnomon]

... the triangls are multiplieng (from 1 to 4), while zooming they shifted from the Baltic to SE-Asia. (OCPN-background chart)

[seandepagnier]

Originally Posted by Gnomon

... the triangls are multiplieng (from 1 to 4), while zooming they shifted from the Baltic to SE-Asia. (OCPN-background chart)

Perhaps you can capture the nmea sentences with the data recorder and post the log?