Durk Talsma wrote:
I'm explicitly deleting all the Triangle and Edge objects. This has
improved performance a lot I'm still not able to process the entire
Eurasian continent in one pass, after this fix, the total number of
.fit files that can be created on my linux box has gone up from
On Sunday, August 14, 2011 15:20:10 Durk Talsma wrote:
Hi Adrian,
I realize that it's almost three quarters of a year since your message was
posted, but it wasn't until today that it caught my attention.
Hi Durk,
As they say, it's never too late to fix a bug. I remember encountering these
Hi all,
Athanasios Goritsas (cc-d) created a nice Falke 3D model with a basic
Yasim profile, based on the aircraft he flew with. I would like to
develop his model further (I'm doing my PPL on the real thing atm). We
would both like to see it in Git (under a GPL license), maybe more
people
No, I mean that it is possible to both overwrite properties within FlightGear
directly on to use a Nasal script as an interface to overwrite those
properties. You can browse the LinuxTrack source code for examples, the parts
specific to FlightGear are here:
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Viktor Radnai viktor.rad...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Athanasios Goritsas (cc-d) created a nice Falke 3D model with a basic
Yasim profile, based on the aircraft he flew with. I would like to
develop his model further (I'm doing my PPL on the real thing atm).
BTW, you can get a pretty good idea of where the CG is on a plane from the
landing gear position. On a tail dragger the CG will be slightly behind the
main wheel. Too far back and the tail won't have enough authority to lift for
takeoff, too far forward and the plane will nose over when
Hi,
the correct cg for a SF25C is 0.143 .. 0.334m behind the wings tip
(measured 0.52m from the center line).
Regards,
Maik
am 15.08.2011 22:07 schrieb TDO_Brandano -:
BTW, you can get a pretty good idea of where the CG is on a plane from
the landing gear position. On a tail dragger the CG
Vik,
Based on Maik's CG information and a little nosing around for
performance information online, I made an el-cheapo quick and dirty
FDM:
http://ltts.crlt.indiana.edu/grn/flightgear/sf25b-yasim.xml
Feel free to use it, lose it, abuse it, or whatever.
It's a bit tricky to takeoff and land,
On Monday 15 August 2011 11:18:53 Gary Neely wrote:
Looks like a great start. The first thing I would do before anything
else is make sure your CG is positioned reasonably. In your SF-25, the
CG is much too far back; given the forward-swept wings, it looks to be
about a meter behind MAC:
OK so I tried to trick FG several different ways, none of which really work,
I tried to get it to send data to one serial port and receive it on another
that sort of works but after about a minute or so FG just stalls and stops
sending data, and basically stops responding to all command inputs.
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