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- | ====== IvAc 2 Frequently Asked Questions ====== | + | ====== IVAC2 SDK Frequently Asked Questions ====== |
- | ==== Is IvAc 2 available? ==== | + | ==== What is SVN? ==== |
- | **No** | + | SVN is a software versioning and revision control system which we use to store the FIR Definitions. It allows more people to work on the files at the same time. |
- | IvAc2 is still in development. Selected staff, participating in the Data Preparation Project (DataPrep) have access to the SDK section and version of IvAc 2 with limited features. | + | ==== I committed the data to SVN but I cannot see it in the IVAC2 launcher ==== |
- | ==== When will IvAc 2 be released? ==== | + | The lead member of the dataprep team needs to publish the latest version for before it is available for public use. The server updates every 5 minutes so you need to wait after having uploaded to SVN. |
- | **No definite date is set** | + | ==== I committed to SVN, but the portal does not let me publish ==== |
- | IvAc2 is developed by volunteers in their spare time. Development is ongoing but we can not commit to a release date. | + | You should update the date in your config.fir file. If you already made a change on that date you also have to update the revision number. |
- | ==== How can I learn more? ==== | + | ==== After an SVN update I cannot launch the software. ==== |
- | **Visit [[http://blog.sd.ivao.aero]]** | + | It is possible that some of the recently downloaded FIR data files are incorrect. Please check the log file which will indicate the issue. |
- | The development team post periodic updates on the SoftDev Blog. | + | ==== How can I view the FIR Definition without releasing it for public use? ==== |
- | ---- | + | You can add the following line into your ivac.conf file: |
+ | fir.dataprep= <local-pathname> | ||
+ | where <local-pathname> points to a folder on your own computer which has local copies of FIR definitions. The folder being pointed to should itself have in it a separate folder for each FIR; usually this should be the location of your local SVN working copy. | ||
+ | ==== In the SDD all of the colors have disappeared only black and white ==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | There is likely an error in your mapcolors.xml or sddcolors.xml file, check the log file for errors. | ||
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+ | ==== Automatic Squawk code assignment ==== | ||
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+ | Data files have been created for this purposes, but the logic is not yet implemented. | ||
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+ | ==== Some FIRs contain other data files which are not in the documentation ==== | ||
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+ | In some cases they were created for test purposes, or perhaps in error. If they are not listed in the documentation you should not create them; the data format is still subject to change, and including them could cause errors. | ||
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+ | ==== How to start with a new FIR ==== | ||
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+ | Currently not all FIR's are represented in IVAC2. If you want to start work on a FIR that is not yet represented just apply for an account and provide as much details as possible during your account request. | ||
+ | If you already have an account send a mail to [email protected] with the request to start on a specific FIR. | ||
+ | If there is no active division, or the division has not made contact with T2 to create a DP team for that FIR, the first person to apply for that FIR will become the Lead. So before you want to start on a new FIR make sure that you have sufficient knowledge of the airspace. | ||
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+ | ==== I got accepted for a new FIR but there is no folder on SVN ==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | As soon as you are accepted to create a new FIR, you can create the folder on SVN yourself. | ||
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