How do I insert a disturbance through a command
line call. I'd like to test my adaptive autopilot, and its
robustness, by inserting some wind/disturbance at a specified time.
Should this be done through the command line?
thanks
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How do I insert a disturbance through a command line call. I'd like to
test my adaptive autopilot, and its robustness, by inserting some
wind/disturbance at a specified time. Should this be done through the
command line? thanks
You can open up a dialog using menu items: Weather |
how about through a command line?
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sonny hammaker wrote:
how about through a command line?
start fgfs with the telnet daemon, that way it should be possible to
easily access most of its internal properties via a simple telnet
client - so you could then easily:
cd environment/turbulence
at set the corresponding values there.
sonny hammaker wrote:
how about through a command line?
--turbulence=value
--wind=wind-desc-with-gust
--random-wind
see fgfs --help --verbose
-Fred
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Frederic Bouvier wrote:
sonny hammaker wrote:
how about through a command line?
--turbulence=value
--wind=wind-desc-with-gust
--random-wind
see fgfs --help --verbose
but these aren't meant for runtime control of the environment, are they ?
Or is there some kind of IPC between running
Boris Koenig wrote:
Frederic Bouvier wrote:
sonny hammaker wrote:
how about through a command line?
--turbulence=value
--wind=wind-desc-with-gust
--random-wind
see fgfs --help --verbose
but these aren't meant for runtime control of the environment, are they ?
Or is there some kind of IPC
