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Introduced a new alias arrangement, using the 'include' attribute on the root PropertyNode element. For example, --aircraft=c172 is now an alias for --aircraft=c172r which is an alias for --aircraft=c172r-jsbsim All JSBSim *-set.xml files have been renamed to include 'jsbsim' explicitly in their names; the ones without 'jsbsim' are now aliases to the default, whatever that may be. Here are some new, simpler aircraft identifiers: --aircraft=cub --aircraft=747 --aircraft=sopwithCamel --aircraft=c310-3d and so on. This system allows users to create new *-set.xml files by overriding parts of existing ones rather than by cut-and-paste.
2002-11-11 17:30:09 +00:00
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!--
************************************************************************
Piper J3 Cub simulation config. This files ties together all the components
used by FGFS to represent the J3 Cub. Components include the flight data
model, instrument panel, and external 3D model.
3D models can be downloaded from http://home.t-online.de/home/Wolfram.Kuss/
************************************************************************
-->
<PropertyList>
<sim>
<description>Piper Cub J3 Trainer (YASim)</description>
<flight-model>yasim</flight-model>
<aero>j3cub</aero>
<fuel-fraction>0.8</fuel-fraction>
<systems>
<electrical>
<path>Aircraft/Generic/generic-electrical.xml</path>
</electrical>
</systems>
<sound>
<audible>true</audible>
<path>Aircraft/c172/c172-sound.xml</path>
</sound>
<panel>
<visibility archive="n">false</visibility>
</panel>
<model>
<path archive="y">Aircraft/j3cub/Models/j3cub.xml</path>
</model>
Pitch Offset moved to viewer config
2003-02-06 20:20:00 +00:00
Introduced a new alias arrangement, using the 'include' attribute on the root PropertyNode element. For example, --aircraft=c172 is now an alias for --aircraft=c172r which is an alias for --aircraft=c172r-jsbsim All JSBSim *-set.xml files have been renamed to include 'jsbsim' explicitly in their names; the ones without 'jsbsim' are now aliases to the default, whatever that may be. Here are some new, simpler aircraft identifiers: --aircraft=cub --aircraft=747 --aircraft=sopwithCamel --aircraft=c310-3d and so on. This system allows users to create new *-set.xml files by overriding parts of existing ones rather than by cut-and-paste.
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<view>
<internal archive="y">true</internal>
<config>
<x-offset-m archive="y">0.0</x-offset-m>
<y-offset-m archive="y">-0.3</y-offset-m>
You solo a J3 cub from the backseat, not the front (unlike the later SuperCub). Open the lower door for good measure -- it's allowed to be open during flight, and gives excellent downwards visibility.
2003-01-29 02:02:16 +00:00
<z-offset-m archive="y">0.9</z-offset-m>
Pitch Offset moved to viewer config
2003-02-06 20:20:00 +00:00
<pitch-offset-deg>-8</pitch-offset-deg>
Introduced a new alias arrangement, using the 'include' attribute on the root PropertyNode element. For example, --aircraft=c172 is now an alias for --aircraft=c172r which is an alias for --aircraft=c172r-jsbsim All JSBSim *-set.xml files have been renamed to include 'jsbsim' explicitly in their names; the ones without 'jsbsim' are now aliases to the default, whatever that may be. Here are some new, simpler aircraft identifiers: --aircraft=cub --aircraft=747 --aircraft=sopwithCamel --aircraft=c310-3d and so on. This system allows users to create new *-set.xml files by overriding parts of existing ones rather than by cut-and-paste.
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</config>
</view>
</sim>
<yasim>
<j3cub>
<pilot-lb>180</pilot-lb>
</j3cub>
</yasim>
<controls>
Rename trim properties.
2003-04-08 01:30:35 +00:00
<flight>
<aileron-trim>0.0076</aileron-trim> <!-- fixed -->
<elevator-trim>0.0000</elevator-trim> <!-- controllable -->
<rudder-trim>0.0020</rudder-trim> <!-- fixed -->
</flight>
Use new magnetos property.
2003-04-05 15:15:40 +00:00
<engines>
<engine n="0">
<magnetos>3</magnetos>
</engine>
</engines>
You solo a J3 cub from the backseat, not the front (unlike the later SuperCub). Open the lower door for good measure -- it's allowed to be open during flight, and gives excellent downwards visibility.
2003-01-29 02:02:16 +00:00
<door>1.0</door>
Introduced a new alias arrangement, using the 'include' attribute on the root PropertyNode element. For example, --aircraft=c172 is now an alias for --aircraft=c172r which is an alias for --aircraft=c172r-jsbsim All JSBSim *-set.xml files have been renamed to include 'jsbsim' explicitly in their names; the ones without 'jsbsim' are now aliases to the default, whatever that may be. Here are some new, simpler aircraft identifiers: --aircraft=cub --aircraft=747 --aircraft=sopwithCamel --aircraft=c310-3d and so on. This system allows users to create new *-set.xml files by overriding parts of existing ones rather than by cut-and-paste.
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</controls>
<!-- An autopilot on a Cub??? -->
<autopilot>
<config>
<min-climb-speed-kt type="float">48.0</min-climb-speed-kt>
<best-climb-speed-kt type="float">56.0</best-climb-speed-kt>
<target-climb-rate-fpm type="float">400.0</target-climb-rate-fpm>
<target-descent-rate-fpm type="float">1000.0</target-descent-rate-fpm>
<elevator-adj-factor type="float">6000.0</elevator-adj-factor>
<integral-contribution type="float">0.008</integral-contribution>
<zero-pitch-throttle type="float">0.35</zero-pitch-throttle>
<zero-pitch-trim-full-throttle type="float">0.001</zero-pitch-trim-full-throttle>
</config>
</autopilot>
</PropertyList>
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