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This document describes how to invoke FlightGear's generic IO subsystem.
FlightGear has a fairly flexible generic IO subsystem that allows you
to speak any supported protocol over any supported medium. The IO
to "speak" any supported protocol over any supported medium. The IO
options are configured at runtime via command line options. You can
specify multiple entries, one per option.
specify multiple entries if you like, one per command line option.
The general form of the command line option is as follows:
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--nmea=serial,out,0.5,COM1,4800
Note that for unix varient you might use a device name like "/dev/ttyS0"
Note that for unix varients you might use a device name like "/dev/ttyS0"
Socket Communication:
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example to replay your flight
--native=file,in,10,flight1.fgfs
--native=file,in,10,flight1.fgfs --fdm=external
Moving Map Example:
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Once both programs are running, the Atlas program should display
your current location. Atlas is a really nifty program with many
neat optoins such as the ability to generate and use background
neat options such as the ability to generate and use background
bitmaps that show the terrain, cities, lakes, oceans, rivers, etc.