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P3D v4 How to calculate the front wheel coordinates ?

Uh... what? First you're defining their position (not certain HOW)... and then asking the sim to tell you the values for the positions you just defined?
I'll state it again, you have absolutely no idea the physical positional values for either wingtip or the aircraft's tail. There is no physical data currently provided by the sim to accurately calculate any of this.
 
i define thiere position relative to the aircraft center point not the world position so the sim will return the world position to me
 
How are you doing the defining? Added entries into the aircraft.cfg??? Are you modifying the core sim files? (NOT a good idea)
 
if it's someone else
i don't edit i just use existing attachpoints
for example light effects
i respect the copyrights :)
 
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