Aircraft 6-DOF Equations and Coding in Python - Aircraft Flight Simulation Tutorial - Section 1.2

In this lesson, we describe the aircraft six degree of freedom equations of motion. This includes their reference frames and coordinate systems, oblate earth and flat-earth approximation, the 6-DOF vector and scalar forms, variable nomenclature, the basic structure of the simulation, and coding a main driver, the 6-DOF equations, and a numerical integrator in Python. This is the second lesson on a video series on how to create your own flight simulation.
References:
Stevens and Lewis, Aircraft Control and Simulation, 3rd Edition.
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It's a great sign that you find this interesting as a first year student in Engineering Physics. I appreciate the good words and wish you the best in your academic career and beyond. More content is coming soon!

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High quality content. Thanks for taking the time to put this together

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[@felipedepine]

Fantastic work (as always!). Thank you for using Python.

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Python is working out great!

[@ZeroSpawn]

LOL Flat_Earth. Excellent job, way over my head. Very organized code there.

[@LearnGandC]

Thanks! Next thing I know some flat-earther will be twisting my video.

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[@LearnGandC]

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[@LearnGandC]

Thanks, the next lesson is almost finished!

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awesome and informative video

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Glad you liked it!

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I used to be Matlab guy, but the cost just doesn’t make sense when you start adding up all the toolboxes. +1 for Python.

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+2 for Python.

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can you give GitHub of it. Also can this model be used as rl agent?

[@LearnGandC]

Hello, Codes are available to Patreon subscribers ( www.patreon.com/user?u=86359827 ). The model is in its early stages of development, but once completed, it absolutely could be used as a RL agent.

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