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JSBSIM(1)		      FlightGear man pages		       JSBSIM(1)

NAME
     JSBSim - standalone version of the JSBSim open source flight dynamics model

SYNOPSIS
     JSBSim <script filename> <output filenames> <options>

DESCRIPTION
     JSBSim  is  a  standalone version of the JSBSim open source flight dynamics
     model library that, given a script file, runs the	simulation  and  outputs
     the results to one or more files.

OPTIONS
     --help
	    Display usage information and exit.

     --version
	    Display the JSBSim version number and exit.

     --outputlogfile=filename
	    Output the processed data to filename.

     --logdirectivefile=filename
	    Use  the  data logging directives specified in filename. This option
	    may be specified multiple times.

     --root=path
	    Use path as the JSBSim root directory (the directory where the  air-
	    craft  model resides, containing the aircraft, engine... subdirecto-
	    ries).

     --aircraft=filename
	    Use the aircraft model specified in filename.

     --script=filename
	    Run the simulation script specified in filename.

	    This option is incompatible with --catalog.

     --realtime
	    Run the simulation in actual real world time.

     --nice[=sleep period]
	    Reduce CPU usage by pausing the simulation between frames for  sleep
	    period  nanoseconds. If sleep period is not given, it is set to 0.01
	    nanoseconds.

     --nohighlight
	    Do not colorize the output.

     --suspend
	    Suspend the simulation after initializing it.

     --initfile=filename
	    Use the initialization file filename.

     --catalog[=aircraft]
	    Print all properties for the aircraft model (aircraft, if the  model
	    name  is passed as an argument, or for the model loaded via the ini-
	    tialization file).

	    This option is incompatible with --script.

     --property=name=value
	    Set the property named name to value.

     --simulation-rate=rate
	    Set the simulation rate (dT) to rate. If rate is less than 1, it  is
	    interpreted  as a time step size in seconds; otherwise, it is inter-
	    preted as a rate in Hertz.

     --end=time
	    Set the simulation end time to time.

EXIT STATUS
     JSBSim exits with 0 on success, with 1 if the syntax  of  the  command-line
     arguments is wrong or an error occurs.

SEE ALSO
     fgfs(1), the JSBSim Web site

FlightGear			   2017-06-25			       JSBSIM(1)

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