Files generated with flightgear in Linux don't give me any problems, it's
just the official windows build.
On an unrelated note, the sim behaves strangely when the initial position is
set above 64,000 feet. The plane will drop as I would expect but then stops
(I think right about 64,000 feet, but
hi stuart,
i have missed you on irc today. and i wanted to tell you that indeed the
second patch is much better in terms of memory usage. it saves 80 megs of
allocations compared to your first patch :-)
and considering it looks even prettier than the first one... congratulations!
-till
On Mon
You may want to double check that you are reading and writing the file in
binary mode on windows. This doesn't make a difference on linux where the
feature was developed, but dos's carriage return/new-line translation might
be biting you?
Curt.
On Wed, Jan 30, 2008 at 4:03 PM, wsacul <[EMAIL PR
I tried the option to write out the native_fdm to a file from the Windows
1.0 release of flightgear, and loaded the result into matlab. Initially I
thought there was a structure with a regular size of 408 bytes, and I was
able to extract altitude correctly from the first few dozen instances, but
* Bohnert Paul -- Wednesday 30 January 2008:
> It works as expected with the pedals disconnected.
You can avoid that by setting --prop:input/joysticks/js[1]=0
(This isn't an Easter Egg. The 0 is only an invalid joystick
configuration, but fgfs refuses to overwrite it nevertheless,
so joystick #1
Bohnert Paul wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I found --enable-auto-coordination does not work with CH Pro Pedals.
> The rudder jumps back and forth between center and aileron position. It
> works as expected with the pedals disconnected.
>
> I have my joy stick twist axis commented out.
>
> With --e
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