Re: [Flightgear-users] dehavilland

[Andrew Gorman]

Hi Dene,   awsome!!!!   I use FGTools to boot Flight Gear these days instead of the default icon link as it allows me to boot up with or without Atlas....usually I boot with Atlas as it is soooo cool to have (Im not a command line person and coding is a foriegn language to me...im an illustrator...)  :)   Will try the command line thing and see what happens :)   Slainte,   Andy     Andy, Sure (he says madly looking for his printout of the FG help)  to the command-line add; --lat=??????(in signed decimal degrees) --lon=??????(in signed decimal degrees) --altitude=?????(in feet asl) --heading=?????? (degrees) I'm using it all the time at the moment to test flight-plans by starting the UFO at the start of a flight-plan and flying formation with the aircraft over the flightplan. I use Georg's FGTools to launch FGFS, as it has a help file for all the commandline parameters and can save sets of parameters for re-use. IE can save "Lyttleton-Beaver-Real-Time" to be reloaded whenever you might want to try it again. FGRun is great for the beginner, when you want to be a bit more adventurous and are more familiar with FGFS, FGTools is the way to go IMHO. :-D ene

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