Please could you send me the .fpl (or give me a link to it)timbaeyens wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 7:25 pmHowever, the max start height was 1800m in C2 fpl, and converted to only 1700m in xcsoar .tsk .
CoTaCo (V4.2.2): Task converter for XCSoar, LK8000 & SeeYou
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
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Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
Thanks
I'm a bit puzzled because I converted it on my PC with CoTaCo V1.0 and the maximum start altitude I see in the .tsk file is 1800m, same as the .fpl
I'm a bit puzzled because I converted it on my PC with CoTaCo V1.0 and the maximum start altitude I see in the .tsk file is 1800m, same as the .fpl
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<Task fai_finish="0" start_max_height_ref="MSL" start_max_height="1800" finish_min_height_ref="MSL" finish_min_height="0" start_max_speed="0" start_requires_arm="0" aat_min_time="0" type="RT">
<Point type="Start">
<Waypoint name="S:Bomoen" id="0" comment="Bomoen" altitude="101">
<Location latitude="60.63820" longitude="6.50350"/>
</Waypoint>
<ObservationZone type="Line" length="6000"/>
</Point>
<Point type="Turn">
<Waypoint name="1:Suldal utel." id="0" comment="Suldal utel." altitude="77">
<Location latitude="59.49135" longitude="6.50027"/>
</Waypoint>
<ObservationZone type="SymmetricQuadrant" radius="3000"/>
</Point>
<Point type="Finish">
<Waypoint name="F:Bomoen" id="0" comment="Bomoen" altitude="101">
<Location latitude="60.63820" longitude="6.50350"/>
</Waypoint>
<ObservationZone type="Cylinder" radius="1500"/>
</Point>
</Task>
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Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
How can I read my tsk file such way?
I do not recall where I saw in xcsoar the 1700...
Sorry for being not precise or directly helpfull.
I am only sure I got green 'light' from C2, whereas Xcsoar did not register my start.
I do not recall where I saw in xcsoar the 1700...
Sorry for being not precise or directly helpfull.
I am only sure I got green 'light' from C2, whereas Xcsoar did not register my start.
TT
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
You can open it with the Windows Notebook : File/Open..., then click on the small arrow beside "Text files (*.txt)" in order to select "All files (*.*)"
The altitude you see in Condor is a pressure altitude, whereas the altitude sent to XCSOar is a GPS altitude, they maybe slightly different if the pressure or the temperature are different from ISA
The altitude you see in Condor is a pressure altitude, whereas the altitude sent to XCSOar is a GPS altitude, they maybe slightly different if the pressure or the temperature are different from ISA
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Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
indeed, start_max_height="1800"
I must have done a very narrow start then.
Thank you and sorry for the lost time on my non-issue
I must have done a very narrow start then.
Thank you and sorry for the lost time on my non-issue
TT
V2 beta is ready, testers wanted
CoTaCo version 2 is ready for beta-testing !
Bug fixes :
- turnpoint angular sectors with any angle value are fully supported
- minimum altitude for "window" type finishes is correctly written to the file header
New functionalities :
- support for AATs
- Condor penalty zones are converted to OpenAir format
If you are available for testing, please contact me by MP
Thanks in advance for your help.
Bug fixes :
- turnpoint angular sectors with any angle value are fully supported
- minimum altitude for "window" type finishes is correctly written to the file header
New functionalities :
- support for AATs
- Condor penalty zones are converted to OpenAir format
If you are available for testing, please contact me by MP
Thanks in advance for your help.
CN: MPT — CondorUTill webpage: https://condorutill.fr/
Re: V2 beta is ready, testers wanted
Since my last post I have been contacted by only a few volunteers for V2 beta-tests.
Although no bugs were reported for the time being, I think it would be nice if some more people could test the software before it is released ... the more, the merrier
Thanks in advance for your help !
Although no bugs were reported for the time being, I think it would be nice if some more people could test the software before it is released ... the more, the merrier
Thanks in advance for your help !
CN: MPT — CondorUTill webpage: https://condorutill.fr/
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
Hi bre
im not a beta tester, but may i ask a question regarding the number of turnpoints.
if i'm right ,there has to be at least 3, max 9 turnpoints. In XCSOAR itself though, i can create a task with more than 9 turnpoints.
( i tried to convert a 750km task with 18 turnpoints, an got an error from the converter that xcsoar dos not support that many turnpoints)
i'm probably missing something.
Thanks for your help.
Christian
im not a beta tester, but may i ask a question regarding the number of turnpoints.
if i'm right ,there has to be at least 3, max 9 turnpoints. In XCSOAR itself though, i can create a task with more than 9 turnpoints.
( i tried to convert a 750km task with 18 turnpoints, an got an error from the converter that xcsoar dos not support that many turnpoints)
i'm probably missing something.
Thanks for your help.
Christian
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
My fault, I actually took the maximum number of turnpoints from condor2nav, without checking what the latest version of XCSoar was accepting.
I'll take a more thorough look at that next week.
I'll take a more thorough look at that next week.
CN: MPT — CondorUTill webpage: https://condorutill.fr/
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
Thank you very much for your fast reply.
And again: Big THANK YOU for your work and time !
Christian
And again: Big THANK YOU for your work and time !
Christian
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
It looks like the maximum number of turnpoints in XCSoar is actually 30 (including start & finish)
I'll change the code accordingly in the coming days and I'll send a beta-2 version to the testers (and to new volunteers, if any inbetween)
I'll change the code accordingly in the coming days and I'll send a beta-2 version to the testers (and to new volunteers, if any inbetween)
CN: MPT — CondorUTill webpage: https://condorutill.fr/
Version 2 is available
Version 2 is available there : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_U_M- ... lDGMuljA5d
A big thank to all beta-testers !!!
As there have been significant changes since version 1, reading the new README.txt is highly recommended
Changes from version 1 :
Bug fixes :
- Turnpoint angular sectors with any angle value are fully supported
- Minimum altitude for "window" type finishes is correctly written to the file header
New functionalities :
- Easier installation :
- NaviCon.dll (2.04) included in the distribution package
- The settings file CoTaCo.ini is automatically created or updated by the program at first run
- Improved robustness
- Warning message for Condor 1 southern hemisphere sceneries (can be disabled)
- Task name :
- XCSoar task name maybe defined in the .ini file
- XCSoar task will also be written to Condor.tsk
- Turnpoints :
- Maximum number of turnpoints set to 30 (including start & finish - same as XCSoar > Condor)
- TP names do not contain TP numbers anymore
- Altitude limits for TPs (if any) are written to the end of the name (in hundreds of m) and in the comment field (in m)
- Support for AATs
- Condor penalty zones are converted to OpenAir format
A big thank to all beta-testers !!!
As there have been significant changes since version 1, reading the new README.txt is highly recommended
Changes from version 1 :
Bug fixes :
- Turnpoint angular sectors with any angle value are fully supported
- Minimum altitude for "window" type finishes is correctly written to the file header
New functionalities :
- Easier installation :
- NaviCon.dll (2.04) included in the distribution package
- The settings file CoTaCo.ini is automatically created or updated by the program at first run
- Improved robustness
- Warning message for Condor 1 southern hemisphere sceneries (can be disabled)
- Task name :
- XCSoar task name maybe defined in the .ini file
- XCSoar task will also be written to Condor.tsk
- Turnpoints :
- Maximum number of turnpoints set to 30 (including start & finish - same as XCSoar > Condor)
- TP names do not contain TP numbers anymore
- Altitude limits for TPs (if any) are written to the end of the name (in hundreds of m) and in the comment field (in m)
- Support for AATs
- Condor penalty zones are converted to OpenAir format
CN: MPT — CondorUTill webpage: https://condorutill.fr/
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
Thx a lot Marc, great job +++ !!
Ikarus
Ikarus
Re: Yet another task converter for XCSoar
Does anyone have suggestions on how to set up an idiot proof way to push converted tasks to an android tablet (over wifi) ?
On my phone I had root access, and I ran a samba server with a share which I mapped to a drive letter in windows. Worked like a treat.
However for my club simpit Im using a tablet with no root, and thus no samba. I can run a FTP server on a high port number, but I have not yet found an android FTP server that can be started automatically (I havent look very hard yet). More importantly, in windows I cant seem to map a FTP share to a drive letter so cotaco can write to it.
Suggestions?
On my phone I had root access, and I ran a samba server with a share which I mapped to a drive letter in windows. Worked like a treat.
However for my club simpit Im using a tablet with no root, and thus no samba. I can run a FTP server on a high port number, but I have not yet found an android FTP server that can be started automatically (I havent look very hard yet). More importantly, in windows I cant seem to map a FTP share to a drive letter so cotaco can write to it.
Suggestions?