Maik: Use exact calculation instead of 1st order approximation
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@ -449,22 +449,13 @@ float Rotorpart::calculateAlpha(float* v_rel_air, float rho,
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//angle between blade movement caused by rotor-rotation and the
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//total movement of the blade
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/* the next shold look like this, but this is the inner loop of
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the rotor simulation. For small angles (and we hav only small
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angles) the first order approximation works well
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lift_moment += r*(lift * Math::cos(angle)
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- drag * Math::sin(angle));
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*torque += r*(drag * Math::cos(angle)
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+ lift * Math::sin(angle));
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*/
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lift_moment += r*(lift * (1-angle*angle)
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- drag * angle);
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*torque += r*(drag * (1-angle*angle)
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+ lift * angle);
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if (returnlift!=NULL) *returnlift+=lift;
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}
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//as above, use 1st order approximation
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//use 1st order approximation for alpha
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//float alpha=Math::atan2(lift_moment,_centripetalforce * _len);
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float alpha;
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if (_shared_flap_hinge)
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