Stuart Buchanan wrote:
> Shad Young wrote:
>
>> Hi Stuart,
>>
>> Sadly I have never heard of the Nasal Scripting Language. I will Google.
>>
>
> The short summary is that Nasal is a scripting language that is tightly
> integrated with FlightGear itself, and provides a very easy way to ma
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> * Shad Young -- Wednesday 19 December 2007:
>
>> I wanted to keep it cross-platform, but now that there is mention of an
>> HTML interface, I am going to suggest to my client that a PHP/web
>> interface might be a good way to go. But then again, this might require
>> a
Shad Young wrote:
> Hi Stuart,
>
> Sadly I have never heard of the Nasal Scripting Language. I will Google.
The short summary is that Nasal is a scripting language that is tightly
integrated with FlightGear itself, and provides a very easy way to manipulate
the property tree, which is the core
* Shad Young -- Wednesday 19 December 2007:
> I wanted to keep it cross-platform, but now that there is mention of an
> HTML interface, I am going to suggest to my client that a PHP/web
> interface might be a good way to go. But then again, this might require
> an embedded server to provide "out
Hi Stuart,
Sadly I have never heard of the Nasal Scripting Language. I will Google
it and see what I can learn.
The aircraft in question is the Pilatus PC-9, so I was thinking of
extending the existing PC-7 to reflect the more powerful engine etc.
Cheers
Shad
Stuart Buchanan wrote:
> Shad You
Hi Torsten,
Thank you for your reply. I have a lot of learning to do before I can
begin to start on extending some functionality. I appreciate your
pointers to what I need to look at.
I wanted to keep it cross-platform, but now that there is mention of an
HTML interface, I am going to suggest
Shad Young wrote:
> I am coming from the MSFS world and have not had a lot of time to
> explore FlightGear yet in great detail (been having to much fun flying
> it). The next thing to do will be to include specific hydraulic
> failures, as these seem to be lacking, or did I miss this?
Hi Shad,
Hi Shad,
what you want to do should be possible. Many internals are exposed through the
property tree, which is accesible in many ways.
There is a http and a telnet interface ready for use. A powerful thing is the
interface with a freely configurable protocol to send and receive properties.
Th
Thanks John,
As this will be running in Windows (could not convince the client to go
Linux), I was going to use a GUI based interface. I was thinking C++ but
am open to alternate suggestions.
I am coming from the MSFS world and have not had a lot of time to
explore FlightGear yet in great deta
On 12/18/2007 06:04 PM, Shad Young wrote:
> I have been contracted to help develop a
> multi-seat training simulator in which the instructor can trigger
> failures to individual users in a 25 seat to 1 instructor classroom. The
> school in which I am developing this for would prefer to use
Hi all,
I am new to the list. I have been contracted to help develop a
multi-seat training simulator in which the instructor can trigger
failures to individual users in a 25 seat to 1 instructor classroom. The
school in which I am developing this for would prefer to use FlightGear
in that it i
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