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'''Introduction:''' | '''Introduction:''' | ||
Nasal is a scripting language available in FlightGear which opens up a world of possibilities for aircraft modellers - much more detailed information can be found elsewhere [[Nasal_scripting_language]]. Here, though, as a simple example to get you started, we will create a very basic script to convert engine temperatures from degF to degC, as required by the Fokker50 instruments. | Nasal is a scripting language available in FlightGear which opens up a world of possibilities for aircraft modellers - much more detailed information can be found elsewhere [[Nasal_scripting_language]]. | ||
If you have any Nasal specific questions, you will want to check out [[Nasal FAQ]], feel free to ask new questions or help answer or refine existing ones. | |||
Here, though, as a simple example to get you started, we will create a very basic script to convert engine temperatures from degF to degC, as required by the Fokker50 instruments. | |||
Such a script should ideally be very generic so that it can be reused easily; but the script here is deliberately kept as simple as possible. | Such a script should ideally be very generic so that it can be reused easily; but the script here is deliberately kept as simple as possible. | ||