WHAT'S THIS?-
Would you like to fly a radio control airplane? Here, I present
you a virtual radio control airplane. You can fly T-4 Blue Impulse,
aerobatic airplane. If you visited airshow held in Nellis Airforce Base
in 1997, you must have seen Japanese Aerobatic team. It's
T-4 Blue Impulse! Here, you can control. (If you are interested in
T-4 Blue Impulse Flight Simulator,
Click Here!)
You don't have a very fast PC? Or DirectX supported Video Card? NO PROBLEM! Pentium 120MHz is enough! No 3D accelerated video card is required!
This program is developed with Blue Impulse 3DG-SDK. The archive includes source files.
DOWNLOAD-
[CLICK HERE for Win95/98]
[CLICK HERE for PowerMac]
[CLICK HERE for FM-TOWNS]
INSTALL-
First, download and extract files. You'll get files in the
following directry.
| Win95/98 | -> | winradicon/ |
| Macintosh | -> | macradicon/ |
| FM-TOWNS | -> | smoke/ |
| Win95/98 | -> | smoke.exe |
| Macintosh | -> | smoke |
| FM-TOWNS | -> | smoke.exg |
HOW TO CONTROL?-
It's easy. Use arrow keys (cursor keys) for joystick. Z/X key
for rudder. TAB key to smoke. T-4 will generate smoke while
TAB key is pressed. Smoke stops on releasing TAB key. Viewing
angle rotates so that T-4 is always displayed at the center of
the window. If your T-4 went too far away from the viewing
point, press SPACE key. SPACE key to move viewing point to the
position of T-4 immediately. To stop the program, press ESC key.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM-
This program is free. You can put this program on your page,
or you can link directly to this program without any permission
of the author.(In the case, I appreciate you to link also to my
TOP PAGE). But, do it on your own risk. I'm not responsible
for any trouble caused by this program.
This program is a little bit long to read entire source code. Original radicon program is very short. But, I added some other stuffs such as smoke or vapor trail.
Still I think it should be fun to modify this program if you are a programmer. And you can distribute modified program without any permission. But, again, it's your own risk.
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