On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 15:35:09 -0600, Curtis wrote in message
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> Justin Smithies wrote:
>
> > John i tried that but did it again anyway with
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# fgfs --opengc=socket,out,30,127.0.0.1,6000,udp
..6000 'n up is often used by X Window System networking.
> Y
One more item, as I noted last week, you CANNOT use the latest CVS, the
data packets are not in sync with the demo program we used at scale.
The CVS version (0.9.9+) used and sync'd with the demo program is
provided on the website along with the demo program. You can try to
extract the perti
Just to be sure
The machine running the demo software is at 192.168.1.3. What is the
address of the FG machine?
The startup script for the demo lets you set the socket address where
you want to receive data from FG and the IP and socket address where you
want to sent control data back to
Justin Smithies wrote:
How Curtis as im trying to run Johns Glass cockpit software demo on the same
machine and i cant get FG to send data to it.
Ive set his software to use port 6000 and my i.p. 192.168.1.3 it runs up and
appears to be awaiting data.
Then i run FG with
fgfs --opengc=socke
How Curtis as im trying to run Johns Glass cockpit software demo on the same
machine and i cant get FG to send data to it.
Ive set his software to use port 6000 and my i.p. 192.168.1.3 it runs up and
appears to be awaiting data.
Then i run FG with
fgfs --opengc=socket,out,30,192.168.1.3,6000,u
Justin Smithies wrote:
Ah sorted im going to have to run the glass cockpit on an other pc i cant use
my own i.p.
There's no reason you can't have FlightGear send udp packets to another
application on the same machine. You may or may not want to do that,
but it certainly is possible.
Cu
Ah sorted im going to have to run the glass cockpit on an other pc i cant use
my own i.p.
Cheers John
On Wednesday 15 February 2006 21:19, John Wojnaroski wrote:
> In using the loopback address you may also see an error msg since there
> is no hardware in the loop.
> Try some other "dummy" pri
Justin Smithies wrote:
John i tried that but did it again anyway with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# fgfs --opengc=socket,out,30,127.0.0.1,6000,udp
Model Author: Unknown
Creation Date: 2002-01-01
Version: $Id: c172p.xml,v 1.15 2006-01-12 15:07:14 ehofman Exp $
Description: Cessna C-172
Ini
In using the loopback address you may also see an error msg since there
is no hardware in the loop.
Try some other "dummy" private address other than the loopback
192.xx.xxx.xxx, 10.10.10.; 172.29.0.xxx, etc
JW
Justin Smithies wrote:
Hi Guys im having trouble getting FG to output on a s
John i tried that but did it again anyway with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# fgfs --opengc=socket,out,30,127.0.0.1,6000,udp
Model Author: Unknown
Creation Date: 2002-01-01
Version: $Id: c172p.xml,v 1.15 2006-01-12 15:07:14 ehofman Exp $
Description: Cessna C-172
Initialising callsign usi
That will fail every time,
try something like
--opengc=socket,out,30,127.0.0.1,<# above 5000>,udp
tcp is NOT supported for opengc, it is "sent and forget" udp protocol
JW
Justin Smithies wrote:
Hi Guys im having trouble getting FG to output on a socket using Linux.
I know my network is fine
Hi Guys im having trouble getting FG to output on a socket using Linux.
I know my network is fine as i can telnet to FG and read values etc.
but i cant make it output data in native or opengc format.
I've tried issuing my i.p my other pc's i.p and localhost etc.
Here is my last attempt that failed
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