> I already took a look into several times, but if I would able to use the > Bravo-flightdirector as an example I wouldn't have said this. Syd's > flightdirector seems to dependant on other things ( not always other > simlated systems) so I wasn't able yet to use this. > > I guess a short explanation of the flight director nasal code is this: It is more or less an autopilot controller , to manage modes like armed , then capture points, and handle pilot button presses... The autopilot in passive mode IS acting as a flight director , since it goes through the motions , but doesn't output the results to the control surfaces .Those outputs can be used to animate V-bars. That nasal code probably could use a serious cleaning up , its been a learn as i go project ... Its also adapted from Curt's original flight director code , which I probably trashed trying to be helpful :)
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