Click the green flag. Press right arrow to go up. Press left arrow to go down. Press up arrow to go faster. Press down arrow to slow down. In a plane, go at speed 170 or above to fly. Hit the ground at speed 180 or below to land without crashing. In a boat, dock at speed 1, 0, or -1 without crashing. In a boat, hit waves at speed 41-82 to make the inner tube move without crashing.
I'd like to thank Aviation Challenge and my parents for teaching me a little about how to drive these vehicles. The only accurate part of the simulators is the speed, and that is not completely accurate. The real thing has a lot of switches and hold down triggers. This is just a start. To learn more about flying, go to the project called "2D Flight Simulator". The web address for that project is http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/844389/. To learn more about boat driving go to the project called "Ship Sim (Large but good)". The web address for this project is http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/32891/.
