Hi!
I tried to use the alias feature in a 3d instrument config-file:
PropertyList
pathfuel_gauge.ac/path
params
tank-selectconsumables/fuel/tank[0]/level-lbs/tank-select
/params
animation
typerotate/type
object-nameNeedle/object-name
property alias=../../params/tank-select/
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:56:08 -0700 (PDT)
Gene Buckle wrote:
And then... simpits is not fgfs specific. Most discussions tend to be
fighter pit based and mostly on MSFS or Falcon.
There's not a whole lot of FGFS discussion because it's not a drop and go
solution like MSFS or Falcon
On Sunday 30 May 2004 01:46, Innis Cunningham wrote:
Hi Lee
Lee Elliott writes
In general I'd say no, but specific a/c could be configured to have this
feature.
Spoilers and speed-brakes have different functions so a link between them
wouldn't seem to be appropriate to me.
Not true
On the 25th of May, I discovered that FlightGear has tears along the
22nd, 62nd, 76th, 83rd, 86th and 88th latitudes north or south out at
sea, and everything between the 89th latitude north or south and the
adjacent pole is completely missing (i.e. no sea or ground). These are
that latitudes
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 23:21, David Megginson wrote:
I agree. Unfortunately, you will find that many SIDs consist of something
along the lines of
- fly runway heading
- maintain 3,000 ft unless otherwise advised by ATC
- expect vectors on course
Similarily, many STARs simply provide an
Hi Lee
Lee Elliott writes
As I understand it, the spoilers are primarily to dump lift, although
they'll
usually increase drag as well, producing a braking effect, so on a/c that
only have spoiler surfaces and no specific speed-brake surfaces the
spoilers
may be used to give a braking effect.
