On 5/22/07, Pep Ribal wrote:
I need to know: what coordinate system is Flightgear using actually? Is
it by any chance the worldwide air navigation standard of WGS84
coordinates?
Scenery layout, airports, runways, navaids, aircraft positions, and all that
sort of stuff is all based on WGS84. There are some additional coordinate
systems that FlightGear uses internally, but that is typically hidden deep
inside the code.
Curt.
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