Hi,
ulator which among other things demonstrate an IFR
Primary display based on a digital 3D map. basically
instead of displaying a ADI/HSI display we give a 3D
world as a background and additional flight and
navigation symbology.
We also have a 3D tactical display which is an
expansion of what
Hi,
just a small additional pointer, You can also download
all types of data from NIMA at:
http://geoengine.nima.mil
Erez
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That said, it does seem to me that the current VSI seeks awfully
slowly. It has a half life of, I'd guess, 5-6 seconds or so. Do real
gauges take this long?
I'll keep an eye on mine this evening and let you know.
Sorry -- I forgot to. On the bright side, I've finished all the
Hi Erez,
We also have a 3D tactical display which is an
expansion of what you called Terrain-aided navigation.
Ah... this Terrain-aided navigation (TAN) is just
another method of positioning, just like GPS or standard
NAVs (like VOR, NDB etc.).
The method is simple; the aircraft samples the
The scripting process proposed is exactly what I do to generate the X-Plane
data from the DAIF source:
- Identify airports in the X-Plane database that are not in the DAFIF data.
- Add this X-Plane data to the DAFIF airport/runway data.
- Then add all the X-Plane taxiway data to airports sourced
Maybe someone can point me in the right direction. In keyboard.xml there
are numbers assigned to the keys, but when I do a google search for things
like keycodes those numbers don't agree w/ the number assignments in
keyboard.xml. Is there a list of keys and the corresponding numbers for
In answer to my question below, I think I found it:
http://www.cs.net/lucid/ascii.htm
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 17:55:23 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Michael Selig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: keycodes
Maybe someone can point me in the right direction. In keyboard.xml there
are
