> Josh Babcock wrote: > > > As for the directory, it is Engines, but that doesn't matter, I tried it > > both ways and it pretty much does the same thing. I just took a closer > > look at this. I had misread the strace before. Here's what I found that > > it's doing: > > This might be a silly question, but are you using a fairly recent > version of FlightGear/JSBSim? > > Erik
Not a silly question! :-) Version information would help. Josh, I don't recall if you did this already or not, but can you post the B-29 aircraft, engine, and propeller file you got from Aeromatic. It ought to be easy for one of us to figure out if there is a simple error. I've not seen the "strace" output before that you've been posting so far. Another thing that would help is to change the logging level that FlightGear outputs. I'd like to see the B29 flight model file get read in by FlightGear. By default that is turned off, now, but watching that happen might pinpoint the problem. BTW, on the Boeing B-29 wing, looks like the UIUC airfoil site shows this: Boeing 345 B-29 Superfortress Boeing 117 airfoil (22% @root, 9% @tip). I'll bet that doesn't help a whole lot, but IIRC, the B-17 airfoil was symmetric. Maybe the B-29 wing was, also. Jon _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [email protected] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel 2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
