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Trajectory in StudioView" on page 130 ), an RSG trajectory is not defined by its geo-
graphic position, but by relative changes of movement .
These motion changes are captured in user-defined parameters which are assigned to
SCPI commands (to learn more about SCPI commands, see
"SCPI Guide: Introduction" on
page 224 ). RSG trajectories are created and edited with StudioView's RSG Trajectory
Editor.
A b o u t R e a l - t i m e S c e n a r i o G e n e r a t i o n
Note that RSG trajectories must be built prior to running them. However, there is also the
concept of feeding trajectory data into the GSG unit in real-time, i.e. while the trajectory is
being generated: This functionality requires the option kit
OPT-RSG
, which allows the GSG
unit to receive trajectory information in real-time from e.g., a motion simulator or a computer
running simulation software.
4.9.11.1 Using the RSG Trajectory Editor for the First Time
To open the StudioView RSG Trajectory Editor:
In StudioView, click in the main toolbar, the Tools menu, or in the StudioView
Application Tips startup screen. The editor screen will show (the image below shows
a loaded scenario for illustration purposes.)
The editor has three panels:
1.
The left panel shows a list of all RSG commands for the trajectory currently
open (if any).
2.
The corresponding trajectory is visualized on the Google Map on the right.
3. The charts below the m ap show speeds and altitude over time.
4.9 Studioview Tasks
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