c_jephcott
15th Jan 2006, 17:20
Preparing for my aptitude tests right now, and as with everybody, am currently pondering whether my hand/eye is quite up to scratch having had a quick play around on the Oxford aptitude tests yesterday. I mean, it's not so much the coordination - I think the joystick was too sensitive and not like the one I am used to using...
Anyway, I know that this topic has been covered many times before, and I assure you that I did do a search but couldn't find any information.
So, I thought that possibly, it would be quite a nice idea to have a thread made up with your various methods of improving the hand/eye. I don't know if this has been covered before - maybe it has, maybe it hasn't!
Anyway, currently, my options that I am trying out are the following:
1/ On Microsoft Flight Simulator, selecting a visual flight path from an ILS frequency, so the boxes are visible. That was you're flying the plane through the boxes and might contain an element of multitasking to it? But obviously, the object is to keep the plane flying through the boxes and into a safe landing.
2/ Chopper: http://www.hurtwood.demon.co.uk/Fun/copter.swf - available in many forms in many places throughout the internet.
If anybody else has any other methods, please post them on here! :)
Cheers
Chris
Anyway, I know that this topic has been covered many times before, and I assure you that I did do a search but couldn't find any information.
So, I thought that possibly, it would be quite a nice idea to have a thread made up with your various methods of improving the hand/eye. I don't know if this has been covered before - maybe it has, maybe it hasn't!
Anyway, currently, my options that I am trying out are the following:
1/ On Microsoft Flight Simulator, selecting a visual flight path from an ILS frequency, so the boxes are visible. That was you're flying the plane through the boxes and might contain an element of multitasking to it? But obviously, the object is to keep the plane flying through the boxes and into a safe landing.
2/ Chopper: http://www.hurtwood.demon.co.uk/Fun/copter.swf - available in many forms in many places throughout the internet.
If anybody else has any other methods, please post them on here! :)
Cheers
Chris