* Edward Cawley -- Tuesday 24 October 2006 20:58:
> /Users/ecawley/FlightGear.app/Contents/MacOS/FlightGear --aircraft=T38
> - FG opened and flew as normal with T38 as the plane, but when it
> reached the end of the default scenery block terrasync did not switch
> to the next scenery block. It acts as if terrasync did not load when
> I changed planes. What do I need to add to the command line to get it
> to load?
Of course, it doesn't. You have to tell fgfs to send the aircraft
location to terrasync.
I use this script:
$ cat ~/bin/fgfsterra
#!/bin/bash
PORT=5503
nice terrasync -p $PORT -d $FG_ROOT/WorldScenery&
fgfs --atlas=socket,out,1,localhost,$PORT,udp $*
killall terrasync
... which I then call in place of fgfs. That is, for example,
$ fgfsterra --aircraft=T38
You see that it uses the --atlas option. So in your case that would
be
/Users/ecawley/FlightGear.app/Contents/MacOS/FlightGear --aircraft=T38 \
--atlas=socket,out,1,localhost,1234,udp
where 1234 should be replaced with the same port number that you
started terrasync with.
m.
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