Changes

• Detect invalid Spos
• TFMS SIG changes
• New/better/simpler convertedRoute logic
• Elimination of terminalMode -- separate terminal/enroute radars
• fix static msg overrides index error

Fixes

07/2017

• 308: GSGT hangs while importing scenario

08/2017

• 319: GSGT segfaults when trying to override an ADSB static message

• 258: Update exportWarp to parse NEXRADOrigin from adaptation

• 332: GSGT Seg fault when clicking messages tab

09/2017

• 340: Beacon Column added to Scenario Editor (Targets) Dialog

• 342: fix HDG +/-

• 353: Handle multiple terminal SVs on EADSB line (now use SVG line)

• 354: Fix odd turn behavior following WIKI 342 fix

• 355: Fix more odd behavior following WIKI 342 fix

• 334: starsmaps utility not working

• 358: Simulated Positions Report minimum interval too high

• 361: Change the FPA pop up title to FAV

Setup & Initialization

GSGT uses several environment variables for its configuration, such as to control location of scenarios and adaptation files.

ADAPTATION_PATH	Path to where adaptation is located
Default location is /opt/adaptation
GSGT_WORK_PATH	Path to where scenarios are located
Default location /usr/local/gsgt
WX_PATH	Path to where weather scenarios are located
Default location /opt/wx

To start the default version of GSGT, at the command line, enter

:gsgt

To launch a version of GSGT that is not the default, specify the full path

:/usr/local/gsgt.x.x.x.x/bin/gsgt

NOTE: Starting GSGT from a command line while inside the scenario directory will automatically open that scenario

Command Line Options

Name	Argument	Description
TBFM Mode	--tbfm	TBFM Mode is used to create target scenarios which will be executed with DYSIM for TBFM testing.
TBFM Weather Mode	--wx --tbfm	Weather editor mode for injection into TBFM. In this mode, weather data will contain Geometric Height records and the grid type is set to 236
Weather Mode	-w, --wx, or --wxMode	Standard weather editor mode.
Not Full Screen	-f, --nofullscreen	GSGT will be started in a window roughly half the size of the screen
Version	-v, --version	Displays GSGT version.
Help	-h, --help	Display application parameters.