Dave,
I tested the Air Tractor AT802A Crop Duster Startup and the Naval Aircraft Factory N3N-3 Crop Duster Startup in TRS19sp1. They would move down the "track", but was hoping for more.
Didn't accomplish much until reading the config file. Pressing B does indeed trigger a startup sequence, but you still have to use a throttle or a drive command to get it to move.
The V command didn't work until moving faster than 40mph/65kph. Somewhat above that speed the V did toggle the dusting on and off.
I didn't test anything else.
Here is a portion of the config file ...
"A flyable Naval Aircraft Factory N3N-3 crop dusting aircraft, a light aircraft that was built in 1936. The aircraft tilts and banks realistically. The speed for tilting may be altered in the string table above - speeds are in kph. Note landing speed above is a fraction of full speed, eg 0.45, not kph.
It does not have an operating interior, but does have various exterior views based on an invisible interior, use the [ and ] keys from the interior view. It does load fuel and crop spray at suitable airports. Initially the engines are stopped. Use the B key to start or stop engines. On startup, the pilot tests the rudder and tail elevators.
The aircraft has a number of animations that can be operated by keyboard keys, or the Aircraft Action Trigger, kuid3:76656:24060:1, when placed on track and set to the correct number:
- to start engines, press the B key or use trigger setting 2. An engine start rule is also available for AI.
- the aircraft will issue smoke to simulate crop dusting, use the V key or trigger 3.
- issue smoke and sound from the tyres when landing, use trigger setting 4.
- to flare the aircraft for landing, trigger setting 7 or V key.
- come to a gradual stop on landing, trigger setting 9.
- set speed to 40% of maximum speed, for landing approach, trigger setting 14."
happy dusting!
