From: curt Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2001 16:44:21 +0000 (+0000) Subject: Renamed README.JSBsim -> README.JSBSim. X-Git-Url: https://git.mxchange.org/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=33758efa2820ada8f6fbd41c9c35bda0bc9bdecd;p=flightgear.git Renamed README.JSBsim -> README.JSBSim. --- diff --git a/docs-mini/README.JSBSim b/docs-mini/README.JSBSim new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6115d4b36 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs-mini/README.JSBSim @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +JSBSim + +JSBSim is an ongoing attempt at producing an OO Flight Dynamics Model (FDM) +to replace LaRCsim as the default FDM for FlightGear. It can also be used +standalone. + +JSBSim uses config files to represent aircraft and engines. Also, the flight +control system is described in the config file. Normally, for use with +FlightGear, the config files are named this way: +/Aircraft//.cfg . Engines are named +like this: /Engines/.dat . + +Aircraft and engine config files are present in the FGFS-Base package which +must be downloaded from the FlightGear web site at www.flightgear.org or one +of the mirror sites listed there. + +How to run FGFS using JSBSim + +All the various FDMs are currently compiled into FGFS. You can specify which +FDM you want at run time. You can also specify which aircraft you want. +Currently, for JSBSim only the X-15 is available, and possibly the C-172. +Here is an example command line used to start up FlightGear using JSBSim as +the FDM: + +fgfs --fdm=jsb --aircraft=X15 --units-feet --altitude=60000 --uBody=2000 --wBody=120 + +[Note: uBody is the forward velocity of the aircraft, wBody is the downward +velocity - from the aircraft point of view. This essentially means that the +aircraft is going forward fast and has an angle of attack of about 4 degrees +or so] + + The above command line sets up the initial velocity and altitude to allow +the X15 to glide down. Note that if you fire up the engine, it will burn for +only about two minutes and then run out of fuel - but you will go very, very +fast! + +Check out the JSBSim home page at www.hal-pc.org/~jsb/flightsim.html. Please +report any bugs to jsb@hal-pc.org, or apeden@earthlink.net, or post them to +the fgfs-devel mailing list. + +JSBSim is written by Jon S. Berndt and Tony Peden with contributions by +other FlightGear programmers, as well. diff --git a/docs-mini/README.JSBsim b/docs-mini/README.JSBsim deleted file mode 100644 index 6115d4b36..000000000 --- a/docs-mini/README.JSBsim +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +0,0 @@ -JSBSim - -JSBSim is an ongoing attempt at producing an OO Flight Dynamics Model (FDM) -to replace LaRCsim as the default FDM for FlightGear. It can also be used -standalone. - -JSBSim uses config files to represent aircraft and engines. Also, the flight -control system is described in the config file. Normally, for use with -FlightGear, the config files are named this way: -/Aircraft//.cfg . Engines are named -like this: /Engines/.dat . - -Aircraft and engine config files are present in the FGFS-Base package which -must be downloaded from the FlightGear web site at www.flightgear.org or one -of the mirror sites listed there. - -How to run FGFS using JSBSim - -All the various FDMs are currently compiled into FGFS. You can specify which -FDM you want at run time. You can also specify which aircraft you want. -Currently, for JSBSim only the X-15 is available, and possibly the C-172. -Here is an example command line used to start up FlightGear using JSBSim as -the FDM: - -fgfs --fdm=jsb --aircraft=X15 --units-feet --altitude=60000 --uBody=2000 --wBody=120 - -[Note: uBody is the forward velocity of the aircraft, wBody is the downward -velocity - from the aircraft point of view. This essentially means that the -aircraft is going forward fast and has an angle of attack of about 4 degrees -or so] - - The above command line sets up the initial velocity and altitude to allow -the X15 to glide down. Note that if you fire up the engine, it will burn for -only about two minutes and then run out of fuel - but you will go very, very -fast! - -Check out the JSBSim home page at www.hal-pc.org/~jsb/flightsim.html. Please -report any bugs to jsb@hal-pc.org, or apeden@earthlink.net, or post them to -the fgfs-devel mailing list. - -JSBSim is written by Jon S. Berndt and Tony Peden with contributions by -other FlightGear programmers, as well.