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JamMak · 25 May 2006, 02:36

99.summat

I think their is a good correspondance with parking in real life; you need to be able to think how to best position your car to acheive the desired effect, know what range of movement is possible from a certain position etc. Obviously though, in a real car you don't have to deal with the fixed perspective which makes it a bit easier.

25 May 2006, 02:36	#9
JamMak Cynical Optimist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Solihull / University of Warwick Posts: 502	Re: How perfect is your parking? 99.summat I think their is a good correspondance with parking in real life; you need to be able to think how to best position your car to acheive the desired effect, know what range of movement is possible from a certain position etc. Obviously though, in a real car you don't have to deal with the fixed perspective which makes it a bit easier.