Issues running Simulink/MATLAB when running batch file for FlightGear

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Hi all,
I have been trying to run FlightGear through a MATLAB/Simulink model with the dos command, and have been running into a key issue.
After starting FlightGear from dos('runfg.bat'), I lose access to the MATLAB and Simulink windows of work. Although FlightGear successfully starts, I am unable to run my Simulink blocks or any MATLAB scripts. As a result, I am unable to drive FlightGear with my Matlab/Simulink model.
Is there a way to run this bath file via dos while being able to compile my Simulink model?
Thank you in advance for any help!
Shown below is my batch file named 'runfg.bat'.
SET FG_ROOT=C:\Program Files\FlightGear\data C:\"Program Files"\FlightGear\bin\fgfs.exe --aircraft=ASK21 --fdm=null --enable-auto-coordination --native-fdm=socket,in,30,localhost,5502,udp --uBody=30 --fog-disable --enable-clouds3d --start-date-lat=2004:06:01:09:00:00 --enable-sound --visibility=15000 --in-air --prop:/engines/engine0/running=true --disable-freeze --airport=KSFO --runway=01L --altitude=8000 --heading=0 --offset-distance=0 --offset-azimuth=0 --enable-rembrandt
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hcr
hcr on 31 May 2018
I have the same issue as yours. I wonder if you have solved it?
Shams ur Rehman
Shams ur Rehman on 24 Feb 2022
hello, have you find the solution of this error? I'm facing the same issue. If, then Please tell me also how to solve it? thanks in advance.

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auto2060
auto2060 on 1 Apr 2019
dos('runfg.bat &')

Yajur Kumar
Yajur Kumar on 4 Jun 2018
I had the same issue previously. It can be solved by running the FlightGear batch file 'runfg.bat' directly from the windows explorer instead of MATLAB command window. Once your FlightGear starts and you see your airplane or cockpit view, you can run your Simulink model and it will then automatically take you to the conditions set by you in the 'runfg.bat' file and start executing your model.
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Anbara Lutfullaeva
Anbara Lutfullaeva on 29 Feb 2020
I tried doing that but I keep getting : 'runfg.bat' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. this error.

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