On 12/03/06, David Luff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, this is partially fixed in CVS now. fgfs --airport=KCGS will now put you
> on the helipad (at KCGS), since that is the closest to the default heading of
> 270.
The J3 Cub could *almost* manage that. Maybe we need a Super Cub option.
A
Chris Metzler writes:
>
> KCGS has a single runway, 15/33.
>
> Starting FG with --runway=15 or with --runway=33 works just fine.
>
> Starting FG with no runway specified at all, OTOH, produces a message
> of "Failed to find a good runway for KCGS", after which the plane is
> placed at KSFO.
>
Chris Metzler writes
It's not universal to that situation -- I just started going through
apt.dat airports with both a normal (non-water) runway and a helipad,
and (in order in apt.dat) 8L3, LA77, 97WA, and 1LA4 all loaded OK;
but then 7X8 produced exactly the same behavior as KCGS. ID19, KCCA
On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 00:02:52 +
David Luff wrote:
>David Luff writes:
>> Chris Metzler writes:
>>>
>>> KCGS has a single runway, 15/33.
>>>
>>> Starting FG with --runway=15 or with --runway=33 works just fine.
>>>
>>> Starting FG with no runway specified at all, OTOH, produces a
>>> message o
David Luff writes:
> Chris Metzler writes:
>
> >
> > KCGS has a single runway, 15/33.
> >
> > Starting FG with --runway=15 or with --runway=33 works just fine.
> >
> > Starting FG with no runway specified at all, OTOH, produces a message
> > of "Failed to find a good runway for KCGS", after wh
Chris Metzler writes:
>
> KCGS has a single runway, 15/33.
>
> Starting FG with --runway=15 or with --runway=33 works just fine.
>
> Starting FG with no runway specified at all, OTOH, produces a message
> of "Failed to find a good runway for KCGS", after which the plane is
> placed at KSFO.
>
KCGS has a single runway, 15/33.
Starting FG with --runway=15 or with --runway=33 works just fine.
Starting FG with no runway specified at all, OTOH, produces a message
of "Failed to find a good runway for KCGS", after which the plane is
placed at KSFO.
-c
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