Commercial pilot Brodie Torrance, a former RAF pilot from Scotland, flies Trailblazer Airlines Flight 119 with 14 passengers and three cabin crew members from Singapore to Honolulu via Tokyo. Among the passengers is fugitive homicide suspect Louis Gaspare, who is accompanied by an RCMP/GRC officer en route to Canada. Per a directive from one of his superiors, Brodie takes a shortcut across the South China Sea, but a lightning strike blows the plane's avionics and a flight attendant and the RCMP officer are killed during the turbulence. They make an emergency landing on a dirt strip of what turns out to be Jolo island in the Philippines.
In New York City, the board of Trailblazer calls David Scarsdale, their crisis manager. He dispatches a private military unit to rescue the passengers, as the authorities are unwilling to send troops into the rebel-controlled island. Brodie goes off into the jungle for help, accompanied by Louis. At an abandoned warehouse, Brodie wires the phone to call his superiors and daughter to tell their location. He succeeds but is attacked by a rebel whom he kills. Louis also kills other rebels in the building. They encounter a site used by the rebels to make ransom videos and race back to the plane, but are beaten to it by rebel leader Datu Junmar, who kills a couple who try to escape and takes the surviving passengers and crew hostage, intending to secure large ransoms from their families.
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Back at the plane, Brodie and his copilot Samuel Dele manage to fire up the plane and gather everyone inside for takeoff. Scarsdale's group sets up a Barrett M82 anti-materiel rifle for increased firepower and together with Louis fight off Junmar's men. Louis chooses to stay behind to distract Junmar's forces and allow Scarsdale's team to board the plane, preventing an attempt by Junmar and a terrorist to blow up the plane with an RPG, and he flees into the jungle with a bag of ransom money brought by the mercenaries. Angered and desperate, Junmar attempts to use another RPG in a last ditch effort to destroy the plane and wounds Brodie again, this time, in the shoulder. But Brodie (despite his injuries) is able to put the plane on full throttle, allowing it to take off safely and hit Junmar with the wheels, killing him.
The plane is too damaged and too low on fuel to make a long journey, but Brodie manages to land the plane at the neighboring friendly island of Siasi. As the passengers and crew are tended to by the island's rescue team, Brodie phones his daughter, telling her he is coming home.
In the drawing I am currently working on, the section planes started off being slightly larger than my model. But now they are way larger, making manipulation quite tricky. Could it have to do with geolocation?
It seems section planes are sized to fit around all geometry, hidden or not, in the planes context. So deleting the hidden terrain would make them smaller because the size of the geometry shrinks. You could also put the plane inside a group or component with the house, which would size it for the house only.
Yes. For example I have made a component containing only the components shown cut by the section plane here. Then I opened that top level component and added the section cut. No deleting required.
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The pilots of Delta Air Lines Flight 520 from New York to Los Angeles reported vibrations and a banging not long after takeoff, the Federal Aviation Administration said. The plane turned around and landed back at JFK at 8:35 a.m., after spending roughly 33 minutes in the air, according to the FAA.
In a stacked scenario, with the same number of nodes as in the separated one, we could have 6 control plane nodes and 6 etcd nodes (since they are stacked). Should this not be better (except the detail that control plane and etcd should be an uneven number)?
Etcd clusters also need highly performant storage, so it may be better to provide specialised resources to the etcd nodes while the regular control plane nodes have less optimised (and probably cheaper) resources.
The way I create an angled datum plane is by creating an axis normal to one of the three main datums and constraining it to the other two datums. Then I select the datum plane tool Icon and it (the datum you are creating) will rotate around the axis you just created. You can adjust your pivot axis by adjusting your offset constraints from the original two datums.
If you need the plane at a compound angle to the original datums then a tidy method is to create an offset datum coordinate system to your default coordinate system and use the Orientation tab (WF4) and choose rotations about X and/or Y and/or Z. Once you have the angles you want then pick the CYS you have just created and select the Datum Plane create tool. You will see that it gives a translation along an axis (default X).
I'm using plane cut to slice objects in to 4 equal sections, every cut is at 90 but I'm having real trouble getting the angle exact with the touchpad on my laptop. I saw from another post that you can change the snap by using the arrow keys, but I haven't been able to get that to work, or it doesn't show you what increments you're setting.
Another easy option is to drop a pivot where you want to have the center of the widget. Now run PlaneCut and click on the pivot. The widget snaps to it and its axes (lokal XZ plane). Doing a further click on the pivot makes the cutting plane snap to the next perpendicular orientation (lokal XY plane) a third click on the pivot sets the plane to the lokal YZ orientation.
It appears Ukraine has transformed another sport plane into another long-range strike drone. One of them crashed inside Russia reportedly more than 600 miles from the Russia-Ukraine border, at least matching the depth of the first strike by an explosives-laden pilotless Ukrainian sport plane.
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The worker node(s) host the Pods that arethe components of the application workload. Thecontrol plane manages the workernodes and the Pods in the cluster. In production environments, the control plane usuallyruns across multiple computers and a cluster usually runs multiple nodes, providingfault-tolerance and high availability.
The control plane's components make global decisions about the cluster (for example, scheduling),as well as detecting and responding to cluster events (for example, starting up a newpod when a Deployment'sreplicas field is unsatisfied).
Control plane components can be run on any machine in the cluster. However,for simplicity, setup scripts typically start all control plane components onthe same machine, and do not run user containers on this machine. SeeCreating Highly Available clusters with kubeadmfor an example control plane setup that runs across multiple machines.
Two or more planes may be automatically merged into a single parent plane, resulting in each child plane's getSubsumedBy() returning the parent plane. A subsumed plane becomes identical to the parent plane, and will continue behaving as if it were independently tracked, for example being included in the output of Frame.getUpdatedTrackables(Class).
Returns the 2D vertices of a convex polygon approximating the detected plane, in the form [x1, z1, x2, z2, ...]. These X-Z values are in the plane's local x-z plane (y=0) and must be transformed by the pose (getCenterPose()) to get the boundary in world coordinates.
A plane is an infinitely large, flat surface that exists in 3D space and divides the space into two halves known as half-spaces. It is easy to determine which of the two half-spaces a particular point is in and also how far the point is from the plane. Walls, floors and other flat surfaces are common in games, so a plane is sometimes useful for mathematical calculations with these objects. Also, there are cases where a real surface does not exist but it is useful to imagine that one is there. For example, in sports, a goal line or out-of-bounds line is often assumed to extend into the air, effectively defining a plane.
When a plane passes through the point in world space, it is defined simply by a normal vector that determines which way it faces. It is easy to visualise this if you imagine looking at the plane edge-on.
Note that the side from which the normal vector points is important since it is used to identify which half-space a point is in (ie, on the positive or "normal" side of the plane or the other side). When the plane doesn't pass through it can be defined by the normal vector along with a distance from
A plane can also be defined by the three corner points of a triangle that lies within the plane. In this case, the normal vector points toward you if the corner points go around clockwise as you look at the triangle face-on.
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