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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.
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!--
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Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
2002-11-16 19:10:54 +00:00
JSBSim Cessna 172R with 3D cockpit.
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
Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
2002-11-16 19:10:54 +00:00
Started October 23 2001 by John Check, fgpanels@rockfish.net
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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************************************************************************
-->
Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
2002-11-16 19:10:54 +00:00
<PropertyList include="c172r-jsbsim-base.xml">
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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<sim>
Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
2002-11-16 19:10:54 +00:00
<description>Cessna 172R (JSBSim, 3D cockpit)</description>
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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<allow-toggle-cockpit archive="y">true</allow-toggle-cockpit>
Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
2002-11-16 19:10:54 +00:00
<!-- hide the 2D panel -->
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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<panel>
<visibility archive="y">false</visibility>
</panel>
Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
2002-11-16 19:10:54 +00:00
<!-- position the pilot viewpoint and angle -->
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>
Factored out some common configuration in the C172R config files. Retrimmed the JSBSim 172R to use more rudder and less aileron, improving coordination in cruise.
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<x-offset-m archive="y">-0.25</x-offset-m>
<y-offset-m archive="y">0.20</y-offset-m>
<z-offset-m archive="y">0.66</z-offset-m>
<default-pitch-deg>-13</default-pitch-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>
<current-view>
<pitch-offset-deg>-13</pitch-offset-deg>
</current-view>
</sim>
</PropertyList>
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