I have a bug report I've been looking at for JSBSim that was filed by a user
here.
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1739190&group_id=19
399&atid=119399
I'm wondering if this behavior can be duplicated by anyone else with the
current revision of FlightGear with the latest J
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, frank hadder wrote:
> I'm working on a UAV simulator using FlightGear. The goal is to make an
> autonomous UAV. We have written code that receives FDM input and sends the
> flight controls back to the FlightGear simulator ie. we have written a
> program to fly the plane. Now w
Frank,
Information on nearby multiplayer entities is provided in the property tree
so you can access this information at least within flightgear. You could
query this data via the property interface, or build some sort of nasal
script. You would need to add an extra "telnet/property" interface t
I'm working on a UAV simulator using FlightGear. The goal is to make an
autonomous UAV. We have written code that receives FDM input and sends the
flight controls back to the FlightGear simulator ie. we have written a
program to fly the plane. Now we want to add the data from the Multiplayer
server
* Durk Talsma -- Sunday 30 September 2007:
> Secondly, there are a selected number of processes that take
> disproportionally long to execute. The most significant one I
> found sofar is a call in src/Input/input.cxx (around line 911).
> I have surrounded this statement by debug timestamp informati
* K. Hoercher -- Thursday 18 October 2007:
> airportinfo("FOOBAR").
BTW: it's only documented in the source code for now, but in
case you missed it: the syntax has slightly changed a few days
ago:
(a) airportinfo();... e.g. "KSFO"
(b) airportinfo(); ... type := ("airport"|"seaport"|"heli
* K. Hoercher -- Thursday 18 October 2007:
> it would throw a naRuntimeError() and thus not return "nil" as
> it claims to do when called with e. g. some bogus string like
> airportinfo("FOOBAR").
Yes, that's a bug. Fixed, thanks. :-)
m.
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Hi,
when playing around with airportinfo() (actually the nice gstunnel
script) I noticed it would throw a naRuntimeError() and thus not
return "nil" as it claims to do when called with e. g. some bogus
string like airportinfo("FOOBAR").
Imho it would make sense to follow the documented behaviour
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