Hi,

melchior has commited my simple AI-aerotow scenario.

Added Files:
        KRHV_towing_demo.xml 
Log Message:
Maik JUSTUS: towing scenario; use --aircraft=bocian --airport=krhv --runway=31L
             and when the j3 is in front of you Ctrl-o to connect, Shift-o to
             release tow


Please notice, that the J3 does not feel the forces, which makes it 
quite easy to aerotow.


But I had two problem generating the flightpath:

1) the on-ground flag sets the origin of the aircraft on ground, not the 
wheels. How can I define an offset?

2) if I add more waypoints to get smoother movements, the AI-J3 misses a 
waypoint on accelerating on the runway or later in the air and spins 
like hell around this point. The problem is, how it is checked, if a 
waypoint is reached. The distance to the target must be smaller than a 
generated value. But the algorithm fails to fly the aircraft near 
enough. It would be better to check, if the distance to the waypoint is 
increasing. If it was decreasing before, the waypoint is reached.



Best regards,
Maik




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