How to run fgmap
Requirements:
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ruby of course. Min version 1.8.6
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qtruby4, minimum version 4.4
see: rubyforge.org/projects/korundum debian/ubuntu: sudo apt-get install libqt4-ruby
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xml bindings libxml
see: libxml.rubyforge.org debian/ubuntu: sudo apt-get install libxml-ruby
Run: You basically have 3 options:
1) (you already have ruby and qtruby installed)
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unpack the ‘fgmap.tar.gz’ into any directory
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cd into this directory
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on shell type: ruby init.rb
2) (you already have ruby and rubygems installed)
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type: sudo gem install fgmapping
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make sure /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin is in your standard path ($PATH)
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execute ‘flightgear-mapping’
3) (you don’t have ruby installed, don’t even know what this is)
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download “fgmap_linux”
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change permission to ‘executable’: chmod 774 fgmap_linux
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to run it, just type ./fgmap_linux
In any case you need to launch Flightgear like this:
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run Flightgear with additional command line option: –telnet=2948
Develop: Download git repository:
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git clone git://rubyforge.org/fgmap.git
Remarks for development:
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.ui files can be edited with QT designer
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corresponding .rb files are generated by just issuing ‘make’
Enjoy.