about this little simulator

Grandss grandss@nospam wrote in :

Snipola
OK I try to do it.
But I just think it's more explicit with this small simulator.
My english is not very good and i know nothing about aviation.
Only that I learn with my project.

merci quand meme

Let me get this straight...

You know nothing about aviation, yet you are trying to program
a flight simulator?

Brian
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Grandss grandss@nospam wrote in :

Snipola

OK I try to do it.
But I just think it's more explicit with this small simulator.
My english is not very good and i know nothing about aviation.
Only that I learn with my project.

merci quand meme


Let me get this straight...

You know nothing about aviation, yet you are trying to program
a flight simulator?

Brian

ABSOLUTELY but I know something about forces, moments, angular velocity
......
It's for a student project in IT.
Normally, i received flight equations, but I think my teacher have not
all datas, and he don't answer me bout my question.
So i found this little simultor with a book about physics in game and I
try to learn a little bit.
As simulator is "real", I think there is something I do wrong with this
plane, and i ask help with expert
Perhaps it's normal to have that when you you pitch down (but i don't
believe it).

And I can say that I learn lot of thing about aviation (in english and
in french) here and somewhere else.

"Grandss" grandss@nospam wrote in message ...
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Grandss grandss@nospam wrote in :

Snipola

OK I try to do it.
But I just think it's more explicit with this small simulator.
My english is not very good and i know nothing about aviation.
Only that I learn with my project.

merci quand meme

Let me get this straight...

You know nothing about aviation, yet you are trying to program
a flight simulator?

Brian

ABSOLUTELY but I know something about forces, moments, angular velocity
.....
And I can say that I learn lot of thing about aviation (in english and in
french) here and somewhere else.

A simulator project sounds like an excellent way to learn about
aerodynamics! One source that you might find helpful, given your technical
background, is http://www.av8n.com/how/ (written by a pilot who is also a
physicist).

I apologize for the embarrassing conduct of some people here who are being
hostile or disparaging for no discernable reason. Please don't let them
discourage you.

--Gary

Vous avez besoin du livre "Aerodynamique du vol de l'avion," par A. Boison.
Ou, allez ici: http://www.chez.com/aerodynamique/ -- introduction court avec
des avions modeles.

Seth

"Grandss" grandss@nospam wrote in message ...
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Grandss grandss@nospam wrote in :

Snipola

OK I try to do it.
But I just think it's more explicit with this small simulator.
My english is not very good and i know nothing about aviation.
Only that I learn with my project.

merci quand meme


Let me get this straight...

You know nothing about aviation, yet you are trying to program
a flight simulator?

Brian

ABSOLUTELY but I know something about forces, moments, angular velocity
.....
It's for a student project in IT.
Normally, i received flight equations, but I think my teacher have not all
datas, and he don't answer me bout my question.
So i found this little simultor with a book about physics in game and I
try to learn a little bit.
As simulator is "real", I think there is something I do wrong with this
plane, and i ask help with expert
Perhaps it's normal to have that when you you pitch down (but i don't
believe it).

And I can say that I learn lot of thing about aviation (in english and in
french) here and somewhere else.

Aussi: http://pierre.rondel.free.fr/portance.htm

Seth

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Grandss grandss@nospam wrote in :

Snipola

OK I try to do it.
But I just think it's more explicit with this small simulator.
My english is not very good and i know nothing about aviation.
Only that I learn with my project.

merci quand meme


Let me get this straight...

You know nothing about aviation, yet you are trying to program
a flight simulator?

Brian

ABSOLUTELY but I know something about forces, moments, angular velocity
.....
It's for a student project in IT.
Normally, i received flight equations, but I think my teacher have not all
datas, and he don't answer me bout my question.
So i found this little simultor with a book about physics in game and I
try to learn a little bit.
As simulator is "real", I think there is something I do wrong with this
plane, and i ask help with expert
Perhaps it's normal to have that when you you pitch down (but i don't
believe it).

And I can say that I learn lot of thing about aviation (in english and in
french) here and somewhere else.

Grandss a écrit :
Skywise a écrit :

Grandss grandss@nospam wrote in :

Snipola

OK I try to do it.
But I just think it's more explicit with this small simulator.
My english is not very good and i know nothing about aviation.
Only that I learn with my project.

merci quand meme



Let me get this straight...

You know nothing about aviation, yet you are trying to program
a flight simulator?

Brian


ABSOLUTELY but I know something about forces, moments, angular velocity
.....
It's for a student project in IT.
Normally, i received flight equations, but I think my teacher have not
all datas, and he don't answer me bout my question.
So i found this little simultor with a book about physics in game and I
try to learn a little bit.
As simulator is "real", I think there is something I do wrong with this
plane, and i ask help with expert
Perhaps it's normal to have that when you you pitch down (but i don't
believe it).

And I can say that I learn lot of thing about aviation (in english and
in french) here and somewhere else.

THANKS for links.
Very very interresting.

I need a pilot help
Actually I think you need programming help, and this is probably the
wrong newsgroup.

I have that book on my shelf and it has a LOOONG list of errata which
can be found on O'Reillys website. My recommendation: don't use it.
Instead take a look at Palmer's "Physics for Game Programmers" which
has an excellent section on airfoils (incl. some scans from the C-172
manual). There's also a brief article on aerodynamics in "Game
Programming Gems 5".

- Marco