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The PicoLisp RC Flight Simulator is a very simple toy simulator, allowing you to
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fly an airplane in a way similar to a radio controlled model plane.
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Currently, it is supported only in the 32-bit version of PicoLisp.
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It is all implemented within the PicoLisp system, so that no additional
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libraries like OpenGL or GL4Java are needed. It may be regarded as a proof of
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concept, because a flight simulator is one of the least typical things to do in
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PicoLisp servers with 'killall picolisp'.
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The second version runs in an Applet in any Java-enabled browser.To run it
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locally, please download and unpack the "picoJavaGUI.tgz" tarball. It
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contains the Java applet GUI which is no longer part of the standard PicoLisp
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You can start the PicoLisp server with
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$ ./pil rcsim/applet.main.l -main -go -wait
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or (to get an interactive PicoLisp command line) with
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$ ./pil rcsim/main.l -main -go +
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and then point your browser to "http://localhost:8080".
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If you don't have PicoLisp installed, you might want to try the online
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(please take care not to use a proxy for that address)
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In both cases, click onto the image to set the keyboard focus.
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The second version runs in an Applet in any Java-enabled browser.To run it
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locally, please download and unpack the "picoJavaGUI.tgz" tarball. It contains
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the Java applet GUI which is no longer part of the standard PicoLisp release.
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You can start the PicoLisp server with
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$ ./pil rcsim/applet.main.l -main -go -wait
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or (to get an interactive PicoLisp command line) with
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$ ./pil rcsim/main.l -main -go +
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and then point your browser to "http://localhost:8080". Click onto the image to
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set the keyboard focus.
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The simulator runs in the background, so if it is started interactively (see
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