appeared ...
You can get a valid version including the vertexSplitter from
http://plib.sourceforge.net/dist/current.tgz
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specified in a configuration file could be reused. They could also be easily
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, stabilizer and rudder
command of an f-18.
So everything which cuts down flexibility in the area of the flightcontrol
system/autopilot is a problem.
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will become
more sophisticated in the future. Because if there is already a computer in
the flightcontrol system, why not use it for more then those control theory
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functions ... truncf )
might be a good idea.
So, at final, does the attached patch help?
Of course autogen.sh and configure have to be executed past patching.
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JSBSim. Can anyone verify this? Is that being picked up
some other way?
Ah, ok. I had this impression too. Therefore my question above.
And no, I can't find a place where the eyepoint is reported to FGInterface.
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into the property tree implementation if this could be
done easily.
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to take these tables and simply use the input values in the matching units.
I, for my stuff, can work around, but it would be neat to have.
May be it is not worth the effort ...
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aircraft model ...
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much sense.
But I think that angles and angular rates will make sense to have in rad and
deg. I think that this does not make too much overhead. I guess, something
about 20 additional values.
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is in main
memory when it returns.
So this is also a kind of prefetch algorithm with the advance that you can
prevent throwing away important cached data by disk caching code when caching
other less important files later.
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correct.
This one is in JSBSim cvs but I believe did not yet find the way into
fightgear.
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3D model, without first
shifting that positions with the center of gravity.
Also, if a modeller likes to have the visual reference point identical to the
static center of gravity, he can simply place it there.
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On Freitag, 13. Februar 2004 20:53, Russell Suter wrote:
point. Ideally, all FDMs would use the same point.
Ideally this point is configurable.
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example) , JSBSim can deliver it. Even when positioning ac3d models may get
less comfortable again.
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This stuff needs to be compiled into a comprehensible FAQ or document on
Coordinate Systems Used, etc.
You have already a document about these frames. Can you incorporate?
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frame (lat/lon/h +
angles).
And all required 'corrections' that the model does not rotate around the nose
but around the dynamic center of gravity are automatically included.
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mail will show you that you will also gain this resulting transform matrix by
- translate to lat/lon/h of the vrp
- rotate by the given angles
I may have described the transforms in the wrong order, but in principle it
sould be ok.
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be appreciated,
Does this attached patch help?
I posted this patch some time ago, but noone cared. So I don't know if it
really helps or not. Also If it helps someone of the flightgear developers
might apply it if it helps.
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On Freitag, 27. Februar 2004 15:40, David Megginson wrote:
That said, I'm sorry to hear that the Swiss controller died. Was it in any
way related to the accident?
It was not clear up to the yesterday evening news.
Have not seen/heared news from today.
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IEEE754 via compiler flags. I can imaginge that gcc's
-mno-ieee-fp flag does things like that.
For that case create a single small c file containing only this small
function. Compile this one without optimizations and use it ...
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application because of such a NaN, it will be
better to check, print a message who to bug for that and exit.
BTW: I also think that the isfinite() call might be a an alternative to
consider.
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On Donnerstag, 4. März 2004 11:37, Erik Hofman wrote:
It's committed. Thanks!
Oops, very fast!
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On Donnerstag, 4. März 2004 11:54, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Mathias Fröhlich -- Thursday 04 March 2004 11:30:
Attached is small diff to incorporate the joystick into the global
configuration and the joystick configuration itself.
I doubt that this code will work (line 273
the same regardless of an installed
afterburner.
In summary, I think that if someone has compact readable code providing these
configurable features this would be perfectly ok. If it blows up too much
more likely not.
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is done on the fly at function entry and exit. I
would regard this as a kind of special case.
For small objects like our vector classes I definitly think that using
temporaries is the right thing.
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13:34, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
I've added two shadows for the bo105 (after Jim beat me to it :-),
[...]
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aerodynamic tables are maintained now?
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, we might think about
our current JSBSim directory structure a bit, but that's OT here.
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this patch.
According to the prevous discussions the patch goes in the right direction
and we can start a hangar.
So, I would think the patch should be included in the upcomming release.
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then their 'decorated' brethren
This is a major performance hit for the majority(1) of FGFS users
And for the minority of UNIX users there are terribly bright borders if you
fly in the dark.
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from the default runway (breaks your gear)
EDDS also cuts into the environment.
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. If flightgear wants to do that, it has to compute the altitude and
set that instead.
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or at
the top of the vertical tail. It really should matter.
May be I am too simple minded, I do not understand.
Which altitude and what real one? Can you tell me please?
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That's my way of thinking.
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, it's just a 6-dof zero finder, something
every engineer learns how to code in school.
:)
It is not a mysterious
black box. As such, it is no different than any other piece of code:
GIGO.
Just for curiosity: What is GIGO?
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On Montag, 5. April 2004 16:29, Gene Buckle wrote:
black box. As such, it is no different than any other piece of code:
GIGO.
Just for curiosity: What is GIGO?
Garbage In, Garbage Out.
Thanks. I did not know this one ...
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The trimming routine is not the problem.
Hey, it is not. The problem is that JSBSim relys on a property which
is set in
a different way
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to determine the actual
compression length of any gear if we have only leftmost and rightmost
compression.
As Andy told in a recent mail. A modeller just has to take care that the gears
in a jsbsim model are defined in the same order than in yasim.
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On Dienstag, 6. April 2004 19:41, Erik Hofman wrote:
Thinking about it again I think the solutions (for JSBSim) is quite
simple, use the name of the entry (in lower letters) to define the gear:
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block and implement access functions just like we did for
the Matrix class.
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compiler ...
You will use more memory if you use this array of arrays ...
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On Freitag, 9. April 2004 15:31, Jon Berndt wrote:
I'll send you the problem offline.
Ok.
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something like this once?
Yep, I have, for exactly this reason.
Nothing really exciting, but it works. For the ones interrested I have
attached the little ac3d file.
I think Melchior Franz had something really smart too.
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that would mean that if the users extends the gear, all
the AIModel will continue with gear up, instead of lowering the gear at
the same time!
May be this 'do not use a leading slach' should also show up in that model
animation HOWTO?
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it. ;-)
:)
..15 feet forward, then back to those marks, will do fine.
Note how far down the tires crept. Tire creep. ;-)
This is what I expect to show up with the Pacejka model. Let's see when this
is done ...
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well imagine
that it will just behave like that ...
I am not shure how big the influence of the gear strut dynamics is in this
case...
Let's see ...
I have to push this stuff I have now to Jon first ...
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*exactly* (case sensitive?) match the
name in the config file.
Here js_test printout for my joystick:
Joystick test program.
~~
Joystick 0: THRUSTMASTER Top Gun Afterburner
...
How does js_test call your joystick?
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something show up
that is elegant and that works in every situation.
I meant not acceptable as in I won't maintain two versions of my
Cyborg-Gold-3d-USB joystick config. I don't care otherwise.
Me too for the Thrustmaster one ...
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Suggestions?
Someone with internal knowledge about Flightgear to help building such a
beast?
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I have not looked at.
So, can somone help me out with a short descripion how flightgears surface can
be queried and what data such a query result holds? Or may be someone can
point me to some documentation about that?
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Thanks ...
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On Sonntag, 2. Mai 2004 12:23, Gerhard Wesp wrote:
On Sat, May 01, 2004 at 09:15:09AM +0200, Mathias Fröhlich wrote:
1. Have a callback function in FGInterface which is able to provide you a
terrain level and a surface normal for a given lat/lon pair.
I'd even suggest also giving linear
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On Donnerstag, 27. Mai 2004 10:05, Erik Hofman wrote:
Mathias Fröhlich wrote:
No itoa is not standard. I have already a patch on top of Jons changes to
JSBSim in my local tree which uses stringstream which is standard C++
since ages.
The stringstream class would have the advantage
On Donnerstag, 27. Mai 2004 11:16, Frederic Bouvier wrote:
Mathias Fröhlich wrote:
Personally, I prefer std::ostringstream, but itoa, _snprintf (with a
leading underscore ), ostrstream and std::ostringstream are in Visual C++ 6
and after :
Yep, the ostringstream variant is better
though.
I thin I can take a look at it in the next few days.
That feature would be *very* good to have!
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reason it is required to
end the path with a / character though.
Yea, great thanks!!
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difference would be that such surface triangles will have
velocities. And I think that it is save to assume that these triangles will
not accelerate within one timestep or even within one frame. They will just
get an other velocitiy in the next step.
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a**?
And if so, is there a lock which guards the scenegraph from changes?
A second question:
Which ssgBranch contains objects like an aircraft carrier?
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But I don't know how such leafs can be placed into the scene graph in an easy
way.
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At least not if the workaround is 5 minutes of work ...
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to the nose gear. This is
how it works in reality. Also it is easier to just add an additional force
then to have a surface which is used to compute a force that is then
added ...
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to the wires?
Is this also changed for each aircraft comming in?
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more details if you are interested.
Yes, whatever you fell that could be useful.
References ...
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On Sonntag, 15. August 2004 15:24, Frederic Bouvier wrote:
So everything speeding up this would be good!
If you use current CVS, you can set /sim/sceneryloaded-override to true
to have the old behavior.
Very good , thank you.
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://www.simgear.org/doxygen/easyxml_8hxx.html
It is a quite neat implementation.
And I think that using integrating this provides is a good chance to seperate
configuration data from state data.
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of the aircraft, a list of engines, a list of
undercarriage elements and so on.
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graph) classes
which use single precision values. Sadly there is no double precision
aequivalent available. So this requires something more intelligent that what
I have investigated some time ago ...
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believe that emacs' xml mode is able to validate.
There must be other too ...
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directory for doing non branch work.
There is also useful information about cvs available at:
https://ccvs.cvshome.org/fom//cache/1.html
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On Freitag 08 Oktober 2004 19:05, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
There's only one bug(?): the 3D adf instrument (pa26-161's, bo105)
doesn't show the scale any more. Didn't look into that, yet.
Bug with display lists or bug with my patch?
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Hi,
On Donnerstag 14 Oktober 2004 17:59, Vivian Meazza wrote:
Mathias Fröhlich wrote a long time ago:
... sadly yes.
In the next couple of days or so I will have completed a model of a Seafire
IIIc. It has a functioning hook, so I was set to wondering if there was any
progress
propability.
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told, best in (double valued) cartesian coordinates relative to the
earth's center.
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On Mittwoch 20 Oktober 2004 18:11, Vivian Meazza wrote:
It would be easy to convert to X,Y,Z coordinates, if I knew the equations
(I have suitable equations for ft to degrees lat/long) or, better, I could
start in X,Y,Z.
Start with X/Y/Z ...
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work. Later implement the physics in more detail.
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taxi on grass...).
We can make the beaver model work, since we know when we move on water.
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to describe the deck/wires and most likely the
cat too.
In our current scenegraph library all rectangles are more or less triangulated
by default. So what you can see in that code is some processing of triangles.
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Has anyone used ddd? Does KDevelop compile under IRIX? Can it be
forced to do so?
ddd needs a gdb. So you need that anyway.
And yes you can compile kdevelop under irix. But I don't think that it will
compile out oft the box.
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run into that problem again.
If you see that again, could you please try to find out where that happens?
Thanks!
Now I hope that I will soon be able to land the bo105 realistically
on slight slopes ...
Stay tuned :)
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that before. It was a failure not to save the core file, but I had run fgfs
in gdb, and this doesn't produce them automatically. Have tried to
reproduce the segfault, but it didn't happen again yet.
Ok, thanks!
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. That
is, the code snippet:
inline int isnan(double r) { return r != r; }
should work on any IEEE machine.
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