Erik Hofman wrote:
The high pitched "noise" is suppose to represent the propeller working at high angle of attack. When this happens it is probably caused by the trimming routine trimming the aircraft for startup (slowly moving it downwards until it rests on the ground).
Sorry, I don't understand. The aircraft is on the ground and stopped (just the engine running).
To get to that state the trimming routine needs some time to settle down. Compared to humans computers need some more time to put something on the ground ...
> What routine is this? Does it correspond to
something in real life?
It's not a routine. Most of FlightGear's model handling is done using XML configuration files and it represents the same behavior of a propeller in real life.
Erik
(Surely if I put some alien sound in the c172 I will get a lot of complaints ...)
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