Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> You find it strange that you are put into a machine positioned on
> RWY28R? In your dhc2 water plane, or the bo105 helicopter? No more!
> 
> Here's a small Nasal script that allows to save the parking position
> and overall state (parking brake, doors, beacons) on a per-aircraft
> basis. This encourages you to always leave the aircraft in a sane
> state on a sane place. Because next time you start fgfs with it,
> you'll have to deal with it!
> 
> 
> HOTWO
> =====
> 
> (1) download http://members.aon.at/mfranz/flightgear/state.nas  [2.8 kB]
> (2) set FG_HOME on top of the file to a writable directory
> (3) add key binding to your keyboard.xml (see top of script)
> 
> -- first run --
> 
> (4) start fgfs with your favorite aircraft
> (5) you'll end up on 28R as always; nothing to see here   :-/
> (6) whenever you feel like it, press the `-key to save the state;
>     ideally when you've parked the aircraft and are about to exit
>     from fgfs
> 
> -- next run --
> 
> (7) start fgfs with same aircraft and find yourself parked where
>     you left
> 
> 
> 
> You can set the default in the script file (whether states should be
> retstored or not), and can always override with --prop:state=0.
> 
> The script stores position, heading, controls, and /sim/model/<aircraft>.
> Not all aircraft have their private settings in /sim/model/<aircraft>.
> The bo105 and a few others have. That means, that you'll even find
> the bo105 doors open when you left them open.  :-)
> 
> The script does not autosave a state on exit. This would be possible
> with a few changes, but I thought that it's probably not such a good
> idea. Saving should be done when leaving the aircraft and locking the
> door. Not when you crashed it somewhere in the woods. Note: don't park
> on houses! The FDMs don't recognize that and put the aircraft *into*
> the house on ground.
> 
> m.
> 
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Cool. Now when do we get to see Robin Peel's startup points in
FlightGear? I'm sure that a lot of airports have them, I know I put a
bunch into KADW which should be in the next release in all it's
taxiway-encrusted splendor.

Josh

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