I have dug into this a little further and found something odd.
I found that the NMEA data is driven by /velocities/speed-east-fps  
and /velocities/speed-north-fps.  So I calculated these and added  
them to my csv data file, and the playback config file.  The oddity  
is that even though my file now has them, these values are not  
changing in FG.  They remain 0.  I am using the null FDM and a the  
generic protocol, and all else seems to be working correctly, except  
on the NMEA data, that is used by Atlas among other things, the  
heading and speed are showing as zero.
Any ideas why I can't get the generic protocol to change these two  
velocities when it can change other values just fine?

--Adam



On May 6, 2007, at 3:22 PM, Adam Dershowitz wrote:

> I am driving FlightGear using a text file.  That data that I have
> includes magnetic heading, but not true heading, so I am supplying
> that.  All seems to be working correctly in FlightGear.  But if I try
> to display the data using Atlas  the heading remains 0 degrees ( --
> nmea=socket,out,0.5,127.0.0.1,5500,udp).  I looked at the UDP data
> that is being output from FlightGear and the heading is 0 degrees.
> So my question is why is FG apparently correctly displaying the
> heading, and the attitude, but outputing 0 for the heading?  If I
> just manually fly FG, I do get the correct heading in my nmea data.
> I believe that NMEA data contains true heading, and I am inputting
> magnetic, so that might be the cause.  But, since FG is displaying
> things correctly it seemed odd.
> If anyone has a clue about what is going on, my next question is
> whether there is any work around?
>
> --Adam
>
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