It's now possible to pass property files as simple command-line
arguments to the FlightGear application, as in
fgfs start-at-lax.fgd
The start-at-lax.fgd file would probably look something like this:
<PropertyList>
<sim>
<startup>
<airport-id>KLAX</airport-id>
</startup>
</sim>
</PropertyList>
together with any other information of interest. It is possible to
combine several property files, as in
fgfs start-at-lax.fgd flying-c310.fgd weather-windy.fgd time-sunset.fgd
All of this was already possible using the --config option, but it
will be a lot easier now to associate data files with FlightGear in
GUI desktops, once we choose a TLE.
All the best,
David
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