The initial conditions (IC) define the object's starting point (relative
to the user aircraft's "reported position"), and its initial speed and
direction (relative to the user aircraft). If you want to release many
similar objects with similar IC, then you may use the <repeat>, <delay>
and <count> properties to define this. The allowed properties are:
<name> The name of the submodel.
<model> The path to the visual model.
<trigger> The property which will act as the trigger. If this tag is not included, the submodels will be released continuously, provided <count> is set to -1.
<speed> Initial speed, in feet/sec, relative to user aircraft.
<speed-prop> The property containing the Initial speed, in feet/sec, relative to user aircraft. If this path is found, <speed> will be overwritten.
<repeat> Set "true" if you want multiple releases of this submodel.
<delay> Time, in seconds, between repeated releases.
<count> Number of submodels available for multiple release.
<buoyancy> In ft/sec/sec. Works opposite acceleration of gravity.
For example, if set to 32 the submodel will feel no
gravity. If greater than 32 the object will rise.
Default is 0.
<wind> Set to true if you want the submodel to react to the wind. Default is "false".
<cd> The Coeffient of Drag. Varies with submodel shape - 0.295 for a bullet, 0.045 for an airfoil. Enter an appropriate value. Defaults to 0.295.
<random> When this is true the Cd is varied by +- 5%. Useful for smoke or contrails.
<eda> Effective drag area (sq ft). Usually the cross-sectional area of the submodel normal to the airflow.
<weight> The weight of the submodel (lbs). NOT set to 0 on submodel release. You may wish to set this value to 0 by means of key bindings or Nasal script.
Defaults to 0.25.
<contents> The path to the contents of a submodel. The contents must be in lbs. Intended for use with drop tanks. The property value will be set to 0 on release of the submodel: do not also set to 0 elsewhere e.g. in key bindings. Defaults to 0.
<external-force> If true the submodel is subjected to an external force<force-path> A string describing the property where the magnitude, azimuth and elevation of the external force is to be found. The following child properties are instantiated:
~/force-lb"
~/force-azimuth-deg
~/force-elevation-deg
You will have to set these values by some means (Nasal script etc.) to make use of this utility