[Flightgear-devel] Generic aar.nas/AI properties

2007-03-29 Thread Markus Zojer
Hello all!

First off, when linking the B-2(yasim) to the generic aar.nas I 
experienced a constant switching of the engines/out-of-fuel property 
which unsurprisingly results in low thrust. Could this be related to the 
broken fuel-consumed-lbs property (of yasim?) that is jumping around 
close to zero?

Secondly, is live manipulating of AI model properties possible at the 
moment?

In the flightgear property browser I found orientation/true-heading-deg 
and some radar properties but I think it would come in handy to be able 
to manipulate speed, altitude and waypoints (and maybe more Wink) for an 
AI model. So it would be possible to spawn an AI tanker at a desired 
location or be able to launch testbeds or rockets from a plane and 
direct it to a desired location.

I am using an end feb build of osg/fg.

Maybe I missed something, thanks in advance,
markus

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Re: [Flightgear-devel] Generic aar.nas/AI properties

2007-03-29 Thread Melchior FRANZ
* Markus Zojer -- Thursday 29 March 2007:
 First off, when linking the B-2(yasim) to the generic aar.nas I 
 experienced a constant switching of the engines/out-of-fuel property 
 which unsurprisingly results in low thrust.

Fixed. This was a bug in aar.nas, that was triggered by the B-2
occasionally not consuming *any* fuel between two loop runs,
which seems to be a bug elsewhere ...

m. 

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Re: [Flightgear-devel] Generic aar.nas/AI properties

2007-03-29 Thread Vivian Meazza
Markus Zojer

 
 Hello all!
 
 First off, when linking the B-2(yasim) to the generic aar.nas I 
 experienced a constant switching of the engines/out-of-fuel property 
 which unsurprisingly results in low thrust. Could this be 
 related to the 
 broken fuel-consumed-lbs property (of yasim?) that is jumping around 
 close to zero?
 
 Secondly, is live manipulating of AI model properties 
 possible at the 
 moment?
 
 In the flightgear property browser I found 
 orientation/true-heading-deg 
 and some radar properties but I think it would come in handy 
 to be able 
 to manipulate speed, altitude and waypoints (and maybe more 
 Wink) for an 
 AI model. So it would be possible to spawn an AI tanker at 
 a desired 
 location or be able to launch testbeds or rockets from a plane and 
 direct it to a desired location.
 

Several AI tankers are already available - you can use any of these:

  --ai-scenario=refueling_demo  (KC135-E)
  --ai-scenario=refueling_demo_1(KC135-E}
  --ai-scenario=refueling_demo_2(KA6-D)

If these don't suit - then modify them to your taste.

We only have Ballistic objects atm, but you can use this to simulate
unguided rockets. I have in mind to do something about guided weapons in the
future.

Vivian 


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Re: [Flightgear-devel] Generic aar.nas/AI properties

2007-03-29 Thread Csaba Halász
Hi!

Looking at aar.nas I noticed some seemingly unnecessary elsif usage,
wonder if they are there for a reason:

if (size(selected_tanks) == 0) {
} elsif (consumed = 0) {
} elsif (consumed  0) {  === HERE
}

... and ...

if (capacity - lbs = fuel_per_tank) {
} elsif (capacity - lbs  fuel_per_tank) {  === HERE
}

Also, I think there might be a bug here:  fuel_per_tank is a negative number!
Thus the first condition will always be true. As we are in the
refuelling branch, I think it would make the code more readable if a
positive fuel_per_tank was used.

Another minor problem: during refuelling if one of the tanks fills up
in the current iteration, the extra fuel will not be distributed among
the other tanks. As this function is called often and thus processes
small amounts of fuel at a time, this does not really make a
difference. (Plus the tanks will usually fill up at the same time.)

Might be completely wrong, don't hesitate to kick me :)

Greets,
Csaba

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Re: [Flightgear-devel] Generic aar.nas/AI properties

2007-03-29 Thread Melchior FRANZ
* Csaba Halász -- Thursday 29 March 2007:
 if (size(selected_tanks) == 0) {
 } elsif (consumed = 0) {
 } elsif (consumed  0) {  === HERE

Yeah, that's now redundant. It wasn't until a few hours ago. Didn't
look at that.



 if (capacity - lbs = fuel_per_tank) {
 } elsif (capacity - lbs  fuel_per_tank) {  === HERE

True. No idea where this comes from. 



 Also, I think there might be a bug here:  fuel_per_tank is a negative number!

Sheesh. Will check. This file was converted from an older version,
and apparently I added a few extra bugs. Thanks for reporting.

m.

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