Hi,
This is the first message of a flight sim newbie.
After hearing that MSFS was being dismantled, I looked after X-Plane and
bought it. Then I discovered that I will probably have to wait 5 weeks to
get it by mail so I discovered FlightGear and I'm trying to use it. I
couldn't believe there was a opensource flight sim. So I went for it.
Unfortunately I'm having a really bad time with nasal scripts.
I'm having all kinds of errors on the console. Some of them:
Nasal runtime error: No such member: real_time_base
at /usr/local/fgfs-cvs//data//Nasal/wildfire.nas, line 226
called from: /usr/local/fgfs-cvs//data/Nasal/wildfire.nas, line 791
called from: /usr/local/fgfs-cvs//data/Nasal/wildfire.nas, line 789
Initializing Nasal Electrical System
power up
Nasal runtime error: non-objects have no members
at /usr/local/fgfs-cvs//data/Nasal/screen.nas, line 498
called from: /usr/local/fgfs-cvs//data/Nasal/screen.nas, line 525
called from: /usr/local/fgfs-cvs//data/Nasal/globals.nas, line 96
At first I thought this could be normal as I had never seem FlightGear
running before.
But as I had a completely non-working throttle axis on my joystick despite
js-demo and jstest shoing it's working fine I started doing some debuging.
Obviously me and everybody that I talked about on IRC first believed it ws
some kind of misconfiguration but after a big debug session with cptf (I
think this is his IRC handle) we got to the conclusion that nasal scripts
were misbehaving badly on my machine.
This conclusion took force when we found out that at fgfs begining, on a
foreach loop at the end of controls.nas, the engines for the Cessna 172 I'm
trying to use were being setted fine but if I try to read the same
controls.engines hash with the nasal console I got a empty []
This and the bunch of nasal errors on the console seems to be all ills from
the same source.
I writing to ask for help on how to debug this as I can't see anything else
not working as expected on my machine and I really don't know how to even
begin debuging this issue. Any ideas?
TIA,
Rodrigo Severo
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