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BoxedForces

Struct BoxedForces 

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pub struct BoxedForces(pub Box<dyn ForceModel>);
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Owned, type-erased force-model handle for heterogeneous model composition. A newtype rather than Box<dyn ForceModel> so it cannot collide with the blanket closure implementations.

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§0: Box<dyn ForceModel>

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impl Debug for BoxedForces

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl ForceModel for BoxedForces

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fn acceleration(&self, state: &FlightState, mass_kg: f64) -> Result<Vec3>

Acceleration in world-frame metres per second squared.
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fn acceleration_with_axis( &self, state: &FlightState, mass_kg: f64, body_axis: Vec3, ) -> Result<Vec3>

Acceleration when the commanded body axis is known, for angle-of-attack-aware models (body lift, induced drag). body_axis is the solver-resolved unit thrust axis at this stage. The default ignores the axis, which keeps every orientation-blind model (gravity, plain drag) bit-identical.

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