FlightGear

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=== adsf ===
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=579621&page=2
Ralf,
I use FlightGear with my hardware to do simulation in real time. From your software you have to send to Flightgear the structure net_fdm.h described for example here:
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/2942
( also on this page you will find how to set up FlightGear. ). I found an example of a C software able to send the minimum data to Flightgear and this soft works well for test purpose:
http://mail.flightgear.org/pipermai...ril/007605.html
The problem I have is to replay a Flight with FlightGear. I made a file with the net_fdm structurre and setup FlightGear to read this file ( --native-fdm=file,in,10,c:\FG.dat )
But Flightgear seems to get the first position and attitude from my file, but don't replay the file.
Curt,
Do you know how to replay a flight with FlightGear? I have seen on your web site that you did this but I'm not able to do the same.
Are you making, like me, a file with the structure of net_fdm.h or do you have another way to send the data to FlightGear ?
Serge
Last edited by sergio123 : Mar 14, 2007 at 05:28 AM.
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Yes, using the sensors in the algorithm is what I meant to suggest. 
Somebody on here mentioned a scheme GyroDometry from robotics where they only pay attention to the gyros when magnitude of the gyro signal is over a certain amount. 
I felt the robotics guys made a big fuss over this rather pedestrian idea, but it avoids a lot of trouble. If you had the copilot sensors running things under normal conditions, you could do that. Of course, just putting them in a Bayesian filter might work just as well.
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