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TIME TO COMPLETE TURN (SEC)-
This is the amount of time allotted for players to complete their turn.
Please note: this time begins at takeoff.
To adjust the amount of time to complete the Event, click on the corresponding
value. Enter the desired value directly from the keyboard or via the mouse wheel.
TURNS PER EVENT-
This option determines the number of turns allotted to the player for the Event. The
Event is over when each player has had this number of turns. If the Crash Eliminates
Players option is enabled, the event can also end when all of the players have been
eliminated due to crashing.
To adjust the number of turns, click on the corresponding value. Enter the desired
value directly from the keyboard or via the mouse wheel.
CRASH ELIMINATES PLAYERS-
This option determines whether a crash eliminates a player from the competition. If
No, players will be able to continue their turns regardless of whether or not they
crash. If Yes, the Event is over for them as soon as they crash.
To determine whether a crash eliminates the player, click the value in the
corresponding column. From the pull-down list, select either Yes or No.
SPOT LANDING INSTRUCTIONS
STARTING A SPOT LANDING EVENT
A spot landing competition can take place in either a single player or multiplayer
environment.
The person who starts the event (the host) is responsible for selecting the rules. For
example, you can set:
• How much time each player receives per turn
• How many turns allowed per player
• The physical dimensions of the landing target
• Whether a crash automatically disqualifies the player
• Point values of the different zones within the landing target
RealFlight G3 automatically applies the rules you choose, and keeps track of scores.
During the event, the announcer’s voice will guide you through each phase of the
competition.
RULES
The object is to touch down as close as possible to the center of the target. Players
take turns making landing attempts. When your turn comes, you will normally take
off, gain altitude and then fly towards the target on a landing approach.
A “touch down” occurs when any part of your airplane or heli touches ground. A
large, visible ‘X’ marks each touch down on the spot where the aircraft landed.
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