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I *think* 6.0.3 was an upgrade that only applied if you were doing RT (?)

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I've got a '99 Honda Shadow ACE VT750 - I put it away for the winter in September, and could have kept riding it until December

That's not a project I'd like to work on. That's the complete opposite to being open - sounds to me like the Wikipedia entry is wrong.

Now you're talkin' :thumbup:

My bloody-oath I am! Download File:post-181-1169732419.zip Although it's not quite my normal Australia Day of jumping on the motorbike, heading down to the Sydney fish markets early in the morning to grab a couple of kilos of king prawns off the trawlers as they come in, a few fresh crusty bread rolls, a six pack of tinnies, and then back on the bike over to Maroubra beach to enjoy my traditional breakfast on the sand. It's -15degC here in Michigan, and there's a couple of inches of snow on the ground - my commute home last night averaged 6 miles an hour, and included one period of travelling north while the car was pointing east...

Although not English (not that I'd admit it anyway due to the recent English national catastrophe), as a proud member of the Commonwealth, I do enjoy a good pot of tea. Admittedly, the best tea I ever had was in London - Earl Gray (it was the afternoon) with a slice of lemon formed part of a high tea with cucumber sandwiches, French pain d' chocolate, finished with a peaty highland single malt - wonderful!

..and don't forget to connect the kizblit to the doohickey - it won't work without it.

Yes it does. It doesn't have "EPL/GPL/LGPL/MPL multi-license", but it does have "Other" - you can put whatever license you like in there (and some people do - look at the LAVAcr submissions approved today: one of them has an "Other" license) - and whilst I don't officially encourage anyone to use a specific license, I personally prefer BSD as it satisfies my needs as a professional integrator. IMHO we shouldn't expand the list to include every license type that's ever existed - that's just unworkable, and that's why the "Other" section is there. That said, if there are enough people requesting a specific license type, I'm sure it could be added. I'm not so sure that the EPL/GPL/LGPL/MPL multi-license has that many supporters out there...

...and now their page hit count has hit a record today

Professionally speaking, incorporating code licensed under BSD is much easier for me to justify and include in my projects. LAVA Code Repository submissions have the following options, which cover what you're talking about:

Or BSD...

That's an excellent idea - I wonder how difficult it would be to implement the same with a joystick for rough motion control?

You can never have too much pie!

What colour is a red bus? Motorbikes don't have doors. Scorpians will sting you - it's in their nature.

Hillarious!

I worte one of these a while ago - it works really well too. The answer is: a lot.

I thought I was the only one who had access to that version! It's pretty sweet :thumbup:

If you learn about the event structure, the parts that need to go in there (and where they go) should become obvious. Bascially, if something changes due to a user event (eg: camera properties controlled from the FP) then you don't need to do that every time you go around the loop - put it in an event case that only executes when the FP control value changes (there's a big hint ). At the moment, you're setting the camera properties every loop which takes time, thus the loop will run slower, and, as a consquence, all the other things in there will run slower.

The first you need to do is learn how to use an event structure, so that parts of your code are only called when then are needed to be called. Clean your code up into more managable chunks, and then repost it.

I like this guy already! Welcome to LAVA - have a look around and enjoy! We've got a Knowledge Base, Code Repository, Forums, FAQ... I'm looking forward to your involvement

Show us your code.

:thumbup: Link added to the LAVA FAQ.