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LEARN FASTER - LEARN BETTER - LEARN WHILE HAVING FUN
| Piloting course |
| Course 2 lines |
| Course 4 lines |
| Video game options |
| Game commands |
| Menu commands |
| Strenghts |
| Documentation |
| Flight simulator |
| Free flight |
| Get the children interested |
| Advice for beginners |
| Safety |
| Glossary |
| The flying window |
| How to choose a kite |
| To use a kite suited to the wind |
| Adjust the handles |
| Adjust the lines |
| To fly with a tail |
| Advice for repairs and improvements |
| Improving a beach kite |
| Making a vented kite |
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Interactive documentation enclosed in the game. Each exercise comes after a page of instructions describing the movements to be made in practice (1). This includes a text description, a breakdown of the figure, a breakdown of the moves to be made and of the mouse moves required(2). You can either do the figure yourself on the computer or view it in automated animation (3). Thorough documentation The 'worth knowing' icon enables you to access more detailed information on flying techniques. The 'how to fly with the computer' icon details the meaning of the arrows which appear on the screen to guide you in using the mouse. |
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