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From: Dany <da...@nu...> - 2023-06-18 17:22:10
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@wlbragg, to summarize a bit more: Erik Hofman wrote > Ah, that one I remember: it's to normalize rolling friction values to > that of rubber tires on asphalt. So yes, it's intentional. > This would allow a different friction factor for different terrains > while preserving the possibility to set the friction coefficients in > the JSBSim configuration file. 1- The 50 factor from (geodinfo) rolling_friction ---> (FG) rolling_friction-factor is not deleterious, it is a tool for normalization. Applied to every terrain material. 2- This normalization factor allows the rolling coefficients of different materials to be taken into account (proportionality), while leaving control over the final rolling friction coefficient, which is also proportional to the value given in the FDM (rolling_friction). |