Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer - Revision history

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‎How to fly

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‎How to fly

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‎How to fly

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 [[File:Yeager title.png|thumb|384px|Title screen]]
-[[File:Advanced Flight Trainer anim.gif|thumb|380px|Frame rate is not terrible but could be better. Notice the g-meter in the corner change between +4g and -2g.]]
+[[File:Advanced Flight Trainer anim.gif|thumb|380px|Frame rate is not terrible but could be better. Notice the g-meter in the corner going up and down in the range between +4g and -2g.]]
 '''''Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer''''' is a 1988 flight simulator by [[Electronic Arts]] for the CPC. Aircrafts in the game include the Bell X-1, the SR-71 Blackbird, the P-51 Mustang, the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, the F-16, and the F/A-18.

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 File:Yeager_menu0.png|Location…
 File:Yeager_menu1.png|…and plane selection
 File:Yeager_obs.png|An obstacle course
 </gallery>

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:38, 13 November 2013
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	The sim has a nasty [[Speedlock]] copy protection mechanism that fails with some emulators, so it might be necessary to use a modified version.		The sim has a nasty [[Speedlock]] copy protection mechanism that fails with some emulators, so it might be necessary to use a modified version.
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		+	The graphics do not work that well on a green screen (e.g. the mountains tend to blend into the sky), so it is a good idea to play this flight sim in colour.

	==How to fly==		==How to fly==

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 [[File:Yeager title.png|thumb|384px|Title screen]]
+[[File:Advanced Flight Trainer anim.gif|thumb|380px|Frame rate is not terrible but could be better. Notice the g-meter in the corner change between +4g and -2g.]]
 '''''Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer''''' is a 1988 flight simulator by [[Electronic Arts]] for the CPC. Aircrafts in the game include the Bell X-1, the SR-71 Blackbird, the P-51 Mustang, the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, the F-16, and the F/A-18.

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 File:Yeager5.png|Side B (data)
 </gallery>
 ==Links==

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 There are also several outside views of the plane and a flight recorder that can play back your flight later.
-Keyboard commands for the Amstrad port are not included in the manual but the quick reference sheet. It also lists some features in the 128 kB version that do not work with the 64 kB version:
+Keyboard commands for the Amstrad port are not included in the manual but the quick reference sheet. It also lists some features in the 128 KB version that do not work with the 64 KB version:
 *Intro flight

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 <gallery>
-File:Yeager_menu0.png|Location...
+File:Yeager_menu0.png|Location…
-File:Yeager_menu1.png|...and plane selection
+File:Yeager_menu1.png|…and plane selection
 File:Yeager_10000ft.png|Flying at 10,000 ft
 File:Yeager_obs.png|An obstacle course

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	There are also several outside views of the plane and a flight recorder that can play back your flight later.		There are also several outside views of the plane and a flight recorder that can play back your flight later.
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		+	Keyboard commands for the Amstrad port are not included in the manual but the quick reference sheet. It also lists some features in the 128 kB version that do not work with the 64 kB version:
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		+	*Intro flight
		+	*Test flight
		+	*Aeroplane racing
		+	*Formation flying
		+	*Flight instruction
		+	*Recording
		+	*…and the main menu itself!

	==Other pictures==		==Other pictures==