On Saturday 03 December 2005 03:11 am, dene maxwell wrote:
> I noticed in the documentation that a/c can be loaded as part of a AI
sim
> and given a flight plan, presumably this means, take from here, vector
to
> here then vector to there,..... then land.
>
> The scenario I have in mind is a ferry that plies between two ports and
is
> a major "landmark" on flights between those two cities. For more
realisim I
> would like to model the ferry then load it into an AI sim that goes
> something like from here vector to (a), then vector to (b)......then
from
> (z) turn around and repeat in reverse,....then from (a) repeat. ie start
> here then go back and forwards on a non-direct course for ever.
This was meant to be available for AI ships, but is not yet implemented.
From
AIShip.cxx:
void FGAIShip::ProcessFlightPlan(double dt) {
// not implemented yet
}
The hooks are there, just nothing is done yet. I don't think it would be
too
hard to add. It will work just like in FGAIAircraft.
Dave
Sounds like it might be worth brushing up on 3d modelling and getting a
ferry built!.
Thanks Dave
Cheers
Dene
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