Hi!
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 José Ignacio Cogolludo Galán wrote:
> I am trying to do a simulation of the flight of an aircfraft in Simulink
> to visualize in FlightGear. My model
> flights correctly, but when it is on the ground, the model can't stay
> here. I mean, my aircraft doesn't
> recognize the level of the ground and it can fly under the ground!, so it
> won't be able to land. I suppose
> is a problem with the above ground level (AGL) between my model in
> Simulink and Flightgear.
> Nevertheless, I don't know what I need to do. Does anybody how to solve
> this problem?
I connect FlightGear with my programm (which is external FDM) through
generic protocol. Generic protocol was changed to accept in/out in binary
form (not corresponding to that one in CVS tree which does binary output
only). From FG property tree I take "/position/ground-elev-m" and my FDM
programm calculates altitude above ground level. Landing gear wheels at FG
moves a bit under the ground, but I think this is because LG struts
compression is calculated in my programm but the airplane model does not
simulate strut compression.
With respect,
Alex
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