wuyzanLl wrote in Tue Sep 06, 2022 3:19 pm:I did what you said, but the Cessna 172p just moved very slowly and didn't take off or taxi. What is wrong with it, I am confused.
I did what you said, but the Cessna 172p just moved very slowly and didn't take off or taxi. What is wrong with it, I am confused.
As described above, I want to see the animation of the Aircraft taking off and landing by themselves in FlightGear.
So I'm expecting to get some aerodynamics data when the Aircraft is flying. It is possible, right?
wlbragg wrote in Tue Sep 06, 2022 4:39 pm:I did what you said, but the Cessna 172p just moved very slowly and didn't take off or taxi. What is wrong with it, I am confused.
As described above, I want to see the animation of the Aircraft taking off and landing by themselves in FlightGear.
So I'm expecting to get some aerodynamics data when the Aircraft is flying. It is possible, right?
If I am understanding you correctly, yes, it is possible, but not without writing some code, (programming). I don't think anyone has created anything like what your asking for, It doesn't exist yet. The closest thing I know to what you want still requires you to fly the aircraft.
Does anyone know if there is any "off the shelf" code or addon that allows you to track flight data of the aircraft your flying? If so one could get close to what is being asked for here by using that and an aircraft with a very robust route manager and ap, yes?
TheEagle wrote in Tue Sep 06, 2022 3:40 pm:The Cessna 172P will never take off by itself - it's simply not implemented in FG. But other aircraft around you will, with the command line I posted. If you could describe precisely what you need, maybe we can help you in getting it done in a different way !
wuyzanLl wrote in Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:23 am:TheEagle wrote in Tue Sep 06, 2022 3:40 pm:The Cessna 172P will never take off by itself - it's simply not implemented in FG. But other aircraft around you will, with the command line I posted. If you could describe precisely what you need, maybe we can help you in getting it done in a different way !
I replaced c172p with A320-111,is it possible?
wuyzanLl wrote in Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:23 am:I will track flight data of the aircraft which is land and takeoff by themselves with the Unpack net_ctrl Packer from FlightGear block in MATLAB/Simulink.
fgfs --enable-ai-aircraft --enable-ai-models --aircraft=ufo --airport=BIKF --runway=10
polly wrote in Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:38 pm:
AI aircraft models can follow flightplans based upon actual timetables, they can be seen departing and arriving at airports.
AI models may also be controlled by scenario files that consist of position, speed, altitude specifications. A scenario file can be written to cause an AI aircraft model to
take off, circle, land, continually but you will only be able to see position, speed, altitude, there's no aero data available for any 'AI' aircraft model.
TheEagle wrote in Wed Sep 07, 2022 2:13 pm:In fact, the autopilot can control the rudder - you just need to enable auto-coordination, then the aileron output of the AP will also drive the rudder. As for throttle managing, the route manager allows you to specify a desired speed for each waypoint AFAIK.
--enable-auto-coordination
wuyzanLl wrote in Thu Sep 08, 2022 2:28 am:polly wrote in Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:38 pm:AI aircraft models can follow flightplans based upon actual timetables, they can be seen departing and arriving at airports.
AI models may also be controlled by scenario files that consist of position, speed, altitude specifications. A scenario file can be written to cause an AI aircraft model to
take off, circle, land, continually but you will only be able to see position, speed, altitude, there's no aero data available for any 'AI' aircraft model.
Yes, you are right. The Internal Properties Browser contains only position, speed and altitude, but I really want to get more the surface-position.
wuyzanLl wrote in Thu Sep 08, 2022 2:28 am:And the surface-position, gear and engine data is only about the aircraft I control.
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