Jon S. Berndt wrote:
John Denker wrote:
I can't test this right now, but I suspect that this line in FGLGear.cpp
is the culprit:
WOW = lastWOW = true; // should the value be initialized to true?
I recommend changing this to:
WOW = lastWOW = false;
I suspect that will do the trick.
John Denker wrote:
I observe that if the aircraft is initialized to an airborne
position, the /gear/gear/wow property is stuck at 1,
indicating weight on the wheels, even though the
compression-norm property is zero.
This initialization can come via the command line
via
John Denker wrote:
I observe that if the aircraft is initialized to an airborne
position, the /gear/gear/wow property is stuck at 1,
indicating weight on the wheels, even though the
compression-norm property is zero.
This initialization can come via the command line
via
On 01/16/2007 12:35 PM, Curtis Olson wrote:
I was told that JSBSim only runs the wow computations when the altitude
200' agl.
That's what we call an undocumented feature.
It would be nice to change this behavior, but you'll need
to convince the jsbsim gods that this is a problem that
I was told that JSBSim only runs the wow computations when the altitude
200' agl. It would be nice to change this behavior, but you'll need to
convince the jsbsim gods that this is a problem that needs to be fixed!
Curt.
On 1/16/07, John Denker wrote:
Hi --
I observe that if the aircraft
On 01/16/2007 12:35 PM, Curtis Olson wrote:
I was told that JSBSim only runs the wow computations when the altitude
200' agl.
That's what we call an undocumented feature.
It would be nice to change this behavior, but you'll need
to convince the jsbsim gods that this is a problem that
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