Thread: Intergrated D3 has a positioning Bug

It doesn't matter wich language version of Windows you're using.
What does matter is your "Standard and formats" setting in "Regional and Language Options".

If you're using period as "Decimal Symbol" then it's working just fine,
but if you're using comma it doesn't.

From what I could tell yesterday, the initial location seems fine and even the heading (map rotation) is working, but for some odd reason the position isn't updated. That's why I first thought you where using the drum buffer, because the output from the GPS reciever doesn't change depening on your settings in "Standard...." and if that data goes unchanged to the destinator dll then it might be something with updating the windows.

Could you compile the Destinator stuff as a standalone, then it would be fairly easy to see if that part works ?

/M

Originally Posted by Maximus

It doesn't matter wich language version of Windows you're using.
What does matter is your "Standard and formats" setting in "Regional and Language Options".

If you're using period as "Decimal Symbol" then it's working just fine,
but if you're using comma it doesn't.

From what I could tell yesterday, the initial location seems fine and even the heading (map rotation) is working, but for some odd reason the position isn't updated. That's why I first thought you where using the drum buffer, because the output from the GPS reciever doesn't change depening on your settings in "Standard...." and if that data goes unchanged to the destinator dll then it might be something with updating the windows.

Could you compile the Destinator stuff as a standalone, then it would be fairly easy to see if that part works ?

/M

yeah i had the same but with an english language setting it works fine

so its the other way round with a decimal Point it doesnt work but with a comma it does (atleast with me)

Are u sure ?

Comma , is default for the Netherlands so if that's working it wouldn't be any need to change to English (UK) with period . as default.

/M

UK is default with , here :S:S and dutch is with a period . ?

What !?

Oh wait, that's right, you guys have "Windows XP - Coffe shop edition" with the catchy slogan "Windows XP on speed"

I checked three of my computers (two with fresh installs) and all three have
comma for Sweden, Netherlands, Germany and so on and period for "English".

/m

I hade the same problem and ed to this thread.
I changed the settings and everthing works flawless!

THANKS GUYS!!!

Mine would act funky till I matched the gps speed in mapmonkey to the com port speed and I also enabled Sirf. Now everything works perfectly. Maybe you can up your com port speed setting to match the com port speed setting of your GPS mouse.

Brent