How To Use A Vehicle

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Introduction

You go to a place that has a vehicle (plane, car, boat, etc.), but you don't know how to drive it! If that fits you, than this is the section for you.

Planes

A plane's controls are as follows:

Maneuvering:

To move or maneuver, the keys to use are:

Y: Activates the engine, propelling you at the set speed of the tool.

X: Stops the engine, making the engine cease running and making you fall.

K: Turns plane to the right by a degree.

H: Turns plane to the left by a degree.

U: Makes the plane direction higher by one degree.

J: Makes the plane direction lower by one degree.

Tip: To react quicker than H, K, U, and J allow, hold the left mouse button and go in the direction the cursor is facing.

Tip: You can't move unless you activate the engine (Y)


Special Moves

These are special keys that are used to fly planes.

F: Most planes include guns on the plane, allowing fights in the air.

B: Some planes have the ability to drop bombs, destroying a building/structure.

E: On some planes, if you hit E, it will fire a secondary weapons which usually is explosive gun which fires explosive bullets.

C: On a few planes, this activates the cloak, which makes the plane invisible.

T: A quick turn-around, allowing you to go in the opposite direction you were in. Also, on some planes, if you hit this on the ground it will sling your plane up into the air and once in the air you can hit Y for a cool takeoff.

G: A barrel roll, good for avoiding enemy missiles.

R: At some places with passenger planes, hitting R will either put down your landing gear so you can land or will put it up for a plane that while flying looks pretty darn nice.

NOTE: Some places in the description, have different keys. For example, to start the engine it might be C. If the start is C, then it would follow the same guidelines as a normal plane that starts with Y.

Cars and Boats

Cars and boats use the same keys, but G, F, B, U, and J are exceptions.

See Also

How Vehicles Work