> The sock itself is rigid rather than collapsible, and it simply
> rotates with the wind direction and tilts from 75deg down for no wind
> to straight out for 15kt. That's not right -- at 6kt, it should be
> inclined only 30deg down for a standard windsock -- but at least it's
> something.
You
Curtis L. Olson writes:
> At one point I had set up a key binding that would dump the current
> lat/lon/ground elev to the console so you could taxi to where you
> wanted to place an object, press a key, and get the exact values
> dumped to console where you could then copy/paste them somepla
At one point I had set up a key binding that would dump the current
lat/lon/ground elev to the console so you could taxi to where you
wanted to place an object, press a key, and get the exact values
dumped to console where you could then copy/paste them someplace else.
That was really useful when
The most important non-aircraft object for flying is the windsock, so
I've made an extremely simplistic one and put it in
$FG_ROOT/Models/Airport. You can place one (or more) at your
favourite airport like this:
Windsock
Models/Airport/windsock.xml
-75.686
45.332
300
The so
