Lee Elliott wrote:
> Is there a way of starting a Nasal script automatically at start-up?
> (this would help with zeroing the A-10 external tanks for the clean
> configuration)
Sure, you can put a <nasal> block at the top of a -set.xml file (next
to, not inside, the <sim> block). Something like this:
<nasal>
<a10> <!-- Module name. The aircraft name is a good choice -->
<script>
# Whatever Nasal code you like ...
</script>
<a10>
</nasal>
The bo105 uses slightly different syntax to load an external .nas
file, and you can inspect
http://www.plausible.org/nasal/flightgear.html for more detail.
> I could do a script that monitors the tank levels and de-selects them
> when they're empty but I don't know how to best invoke it.
Actually, it wouldn't be hard to make this the default. We could set
a "kill engines if empty" flag on the tank for aircraft where we
wanted stricter behavior.
Andy
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