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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- Virtual Wingman
Author: David Young, 2018
Scenario to load multiple surrounding aircraft that will follow
exactly what you do.
Instructions:
1) Update the "model-path" tag as per instructions below
2) Update the selected aircraft in "virtual_wingman_model.xml"
3) Copy the "virtual_wingman_model.xml" file into the folder
corresponding to this model-path, such as:
"[your_home]/Library/Application Support/FlightGear/Aircraft/
org.flightgear.fgaddon/Aircraft/PC-9M/Models"
or if that doesn't work:
"/Applications/FlightGear.app/Contents/Resources/data/
Aircraft/PC-9M/Models"
4) Copy this file, "virtual_wingman_scenario.xml", into the
application AI folder, such as:
"/Applications/FlightGear.app/Contents/Resources/data/AI"
5) Select the scenario from the AI > Traffic and Scenario Settings
menu.
-->
<PropertyList>
<name>Virtual Wingman</name>
<!-- Path to the wingman aircraft model.
These aircraft have been tested with this scenario, and the model-path
tag of your desired aircraft tag can be copied below in place of
the current model-path.
PC-9M:
<model-path>Aircraft/PC-9M/Models/virtal_wingman_model.xml</model-path>
F-16:
* As of FG 2018.2.2, the f16 folder needs to be copied into
the FG installation folder's Aircraft folder
<model-path>Aircraft/f16/Models/virtal_wingman_model.xml</model-path>
-->
<model-path>Aircraft/f16/Models/virtual_wingman_model.xml</model-path>
<scenario>
<description>
Load multiple surrounding aircraft who will follow your
every move.
This scenario will place virtual wingmen at given x,y,z
offsets relative to the current main simulator aircraft.
</description>
<!-- inside aircraft, to left and right of main aircraft -->
<entry>
<name>Flying Duo</name>
<type>wingman</type>
<model alias="/model-path"/>
<x-offset>100</x-offset>
<y-offset>-60</y-offset>
<z-offset>30</z-offset>
<formate>true</formate>
<coefficients>
<heading>5.0</heading>
<pitch>4.0</pitch>
<bank>4.0</bank>
<speed>2.5</speed>
</coefficients>
</entry>
<entry>
<name>Flying Truo</name>
<type>wingman</type>
<model alias="/model-path"/>
<x-offset>100</x-offset>
<y-offset>60</y-offset>
<z-offset>30</z-offset>
<formate>true</formate>
<coefficients>
<heading>5.0</heading>
<pitch>4.0</pitch>
<bank>4.0</bank>
<speed>2.5</speed>
</coefficients>
</entry>
<!-- outside aircraft, to left and right of inside aircraft -->
<entry>
<name>Flying Quado</name>
<type>wingman</type>
<model alias="/model-path"/>
<x-offset>50</x-offset>
<y-offset>-120</y-offset>
<z-offset>-30</z-offset>
<formate>true</formate>
<coefficients>
<heading>5.0</heading>
<pitch>4.0</pitch>
<bank>4.0</bank>
<speed>2.5</speed>
</coefficients>
</entry>
<entry>
<name>Flying Truo</name>
<type>wingman</type>
<model alias="/model-path"/>
<x-offset>50</x-offset>
<y-offset>120</y-offset>
<z-offset>-30</z-offset>
<formate>true</formate>
<coefficients>
<heading>5.0</heading>
<pitch>4.0</pitch>
<bank>4.0</bank>
<speed>2.5</speed>
</coefficients>
</entry>
</scenario>
</PropertyList>