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DESCRIPTION

Description: The very core of a space simulator. Instructions: Use the mouse cursor to pitch and yaw. Hold the mouse button to fire main weapons. Use WASD to engage lateral thrusters. Use Space and C to engage vertical thrusters. Use Q and E to roll. X slows the craft to a stop. If you take critical damage or crash into another object, your screen will go dark and you will re-spawn in your initial location. Note: Transparency effects used in the radar and shield indicator will only work in the Java version of Processing. Ship manual: Your ship is equipped with a fly-by-wire system, using a flight computer to compute the desired trajectory and stabilize the craft. Attention: if you experience high g-forces while pitching too quickly or accelerating vertically, you may experience difficulty seeing. This is caused by the blood rushing towards or away from your head, and at higher forces may cause temporary loss of vision known as blackout. Near the bottom of the cockpit, you may notice your ship's radar, which registers objects within 2 kilometers. White points represent space debris and red points represent enemy spacecraft. The vertical lines drawn from points to the equatorial plane represent how far above or below these detected objects lie relative to your ship. Pay close attention to the radar to avoid colliding with nearby objects and to detect enemies behind, above, or below you. Surrounding your ship is a recharging shield. The shield's current charge status is displayed as a bar near the top of the cockpit. After sustaining damage, it may take a moment before the shields begin recharging - this is normal behavior. Once your shield is fully depleted, you are completely vulnerable to enemy fire.

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The
very
core
of
a
space
simulator

hard

game

smooth

cool

caughtmyeye

descriptive

Worthmytime

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awesome

longerlifespan

keyboard

friendly