> A little difficult to correct the left swing when
> zillions of HDD io events are also happening ...
>
> But get the nose up, IAS holding, we're FLYING ...
>
> Great stuff. Tried a simple 1,000 ft circuit, like
> KSFO was my own small private field ... As always
> the tiling and scenery means you have to sort of
> 'freeze input' for several seconds now and again ...
> But this is not the FDM's fault alone ...
Note:
JSBSim config files allow the user to specify a log file to be generated at
runtime. This can reduce performance. Check the config file for the aircraft
in question. The pertinent section is at bottom:
<OUTPUT NAME="JSBout172.csv" TYPE="CSV">
RATE_IN_HZ 10
SIMULATION OFF
ATMOSPHERE ON
MASSPROPS ON
AEROSURFACES ON
RATES ON
VELOCITIES ON
FORCES ON
MOMENTS ON
POSITION ON
COEFFICIENTS ON
GROUND_REACTIONS ON
FCS ON
PROPULSION ON
</OUTPUT>
If "TYPE" is set to "NONE", i.e.:
<OUTPUT NAME="JSBout172.csv" TYPE="NONE">
then there will be no output. This is the preferred setting for most people.
You can also turn logging off at runtime (actually, it is a toggle only).
Type fgfs --help to see what the option is. IIRC it is Shift-F10.
Jon
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