flight-gear-copilot/README.settings.md

Settings per voice command

<profile-name> describes here the name you want to give the profile

• Create new aircraft profile <profile-name> This will start a dialog where the programm guides you through the creation of the profile.
• Add aircraft to <profile-name> This adds the current aircraft to profile-name. This is used if one aircraft has a few variants. For example the A320 has the A320-100-CFM, the A320-200-CFM, the A320-200-IAE and more variants but can use the same profile.
• Set flightgear port <port-number> This changes the port which is used to talk to flightgear.
• Find flightgear This searches in you network for a running flightgear. This is only needed if mycroft runs on a different computer than flightgear.

Manually editing the settings

Before editing the settings.json file, make sure to stop mycroft.

[
      {
              "name": "<profile-name>",
              "acid":
              [
                      "<Aircraft-id> Can be found in /sim/aircraft",
                      "..."
              ],
              "flaps":
              [
                      {
                              "id": "<flaps-name> can be up|down|full|number",
                              "min-spd": "<minimum speed for save retraction>",
                              "max-spd": "<maximum speed for save extention>",
                              "value": "<value in the prop tree>"
                      },
                      "..."
              ],
              "flaps-path": "<path to current flaps-position>",
              "gear-retractable": "<true|false>"
      },
      "..."
]