Remy Villeneuve wrote: > Hi, > > Just discovered Flight Gear last night, and it installed relatively well, > apart from the missing fs_os.cxx problem which I finally tackled by using > the file from CVS (before I had the chance of reading Erik's comment on > the tarball hickup)... Anyway, great work you guys have already done! > > But I'd be interested to know if there has been work, support or > propositions to make a GUI application to generate and pass command line > options to fsgs... Not that I'm not used to command line parameters, but > sometimes, you just want to hit ENTER and jump into the action. > > So I figured that making either an ncurse and/or X/KDE/gnome front end > user interface to generate parameters, like selecting the airport from a > list instead of typing it manually, same with airplanes, and also to > enable or disable certain options would be appreciated by "the public". > > The way I see it, I'd do a wrapper which would generate the appropriate > command line $options, call "fsgs $options", and depending on how we see > it's use, it could kill fsgs and restart it with new $options if the users > wishes so... > > This is similar to what M$ FS2X does, with a welcome splash screen where > you can set the weather, flight plans, aircraft, fuel, airport, etc. Then, > you call the flight environment itself. > > Any ideas? If not for others, I'll do it for myself in ncurses...
What you are looking for is called fgrun and is here : http://sourceforge.net/projects/fgrun -Fred PS: fgfs, not fsgs ;-) _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
