Tool for Simulating moving objects in ATAK
This tool currently will take a gpx file you have generated of a route and "play" it into ATAK. Taking the data in from the gpx file and filling in gaps where there may not be any location data between 2 points to allow for fluid movement in ATAK at a given speed.
You can also use the GPX class to:
- Mimic a crowd/group following the same gpx file (all offset slightly to look realistic)
from ftssim import gpx
player = gpx.GpxPlayer('192.168.3.2', 'test_file.gpx', "A1_Walk", speed_kph=5, max_time_step_secs=4)
player.play_gpx()Given a starting point and a few extra parameters this tool will make an object wander aimlessly in straight lines then change direction (if you want to have an object just head in one straight line set total_distance and distance_between_change to the same number)
You can also use the Wonder class to make an object:
- Loiter in the area (while not remain static)
- Circle a point
from ftssim import wander
wanderer = wander.Wander('192.168.3.2', total_distance_km=2, distance_between_change=1, callsign="lost_soul", speed_kph=5,
max_time_step_secs=4, start_lat=38.897125, start_lon=-77.036255)
# Wonder
wanderer.start_wandering()
# Loiter in an the area for 5 minutes
wanderer.loiter_for_time(300)
# Circle anti-clockwise around the point in a 50 meter radius
wanderer.circle_point(50, clockwise=False)Refer to gpx_example.py and wander_example.py for examples of running concurrently
For an example, go here