#Flightgear route manager how to#

Only valid locally within the same shell) via Substitute c: in favor of your FlightGear directory), set the environment variable viaĪnd invoke FlightGear (within the same Command shell, as environment settings are Resides (typically something like c:/FlightGear/bin where you might have to

Missing, you can open a command shell, change to the directory where your binary Waiting at the default startup position at San Francisco Itl., KSFO.Īlternatively, if for one or the other reason the batch file above does not work or is Runfgfs.bat ''-aircraft=4a-yasim'' ''-airport-id=KLAX''.įig. However, you have to enclose them in double quotes in this case as follows: 4 to the batch file (if running it form a Command shell). FlightGear and double-click the file runfgfs.bat. 4.4.1 4.2 Launching the simulator under Windowsįor launching FlightGear from Windows explorer, change to the directory Which corresponds to the -fg-root= path option as described in Sec. usr/local/FlightGear/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHīesides this (used by the dynamic linker) ”fgfs” knows about the following environmentįG_ROOT: root directory for the FlightGear base package, LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/FlightGear/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH You can do so with the following on Bourne shell One variable to your environment, which is needed to locate the (mostly) shared libraryīuilt from the sources of the SimGear package. using ”strace”) or if you just feel nice to be ”keen”, then you can startįlightGear directly by executing the ”fgfs” binary. If something strange happens while using this shell script, if you want to do someĭebugging (i.e. Where the options will be described in Section 4.4 below. Under Linux (or any other flavor of Unix), FlightGear will be invoked by

#Flightgear route manager how to#

Takeoff: How to start the program 4.1 Launching the simulator under Unix/Linux