by wlbragg » Sun Dec 17, 2017 6:09 am
Look at the AirCrane (development version) and also commented out in the J3Cub are implementations of exactly what your talking about. Like Thorsten stated, it can be very buggy. Make sure you have a way to shut it off even after a failed loading as that can and more than likely will happen. If the ground your trying to start up on is not level, that is all it takes to break it. If you are trying to start up over water, that wont work. Be cautious if your planning on allowing normal users access to it. i shut it off in the fgaddon J3Cub because it was too dangerous and unpredictable. I leave it available in the development version of the AirCrane. You can cause an instance where it crashes upon startup and puts you in an infinite crash state upon startup requiring a code revision to get out of it.
The AirCrane has a GUI choice to allow you to shut it down if you end up in an infinite crashed startup state.
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wlbragg on Sun Dec 17, 2017 2:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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