Ape XTHRUSTER LAB
FLIGHT TEST 001
01 · THE RAMP EXPERIMENT

CONTROL
THE FALL.

The car handles the ramp. You handle the landing.

VISITS · …
10 THRUSTERS·1 SAFE LANDING

Xbox: press any controller button to switch

ENTER to start • Keyboard, Touch & Xbox
+ MAIN STAGE / THE ORIGINAL28.6 M RAMP · 24 M GAP
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GOAL: LAND UPRIGHT AND INTACT
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VEHICLE / FLIGHT SPEC

Roadster.

Silver body. Cold-gas control. Ten thrusters.

DRAG TO ROTATE · SCROLL TO ZOOM
PILOT BRIEFING

Taking off is easy.
Now stick the landing.

  1. Automatic launch. The car accelerates and climbs the overhanging ramp. You take control once it is airborne.
  2. Roll upright without reversing. Tap A or D after takeoff. With flight assist enabled, the car completes a controlled half-roll and automatically stops wheels-down. Its nose keeps pointing along the flight path.
  3. Soften the landing. Once upright, pulse SPACE to slow the fall. Aim for less than 5 m/s descent and under 18° tilt. You control the lift; the assist does not land for you.
  4. Fine-tune the attitude. W/S adjust pitch; Q/E adjust yaw. SHIFT adds forward boost. All ten numbered thrusters remain available individually. Choose Normal for the same controls without assist. Choose Extra Hard to control each nozzle with keys 1–0 or the ten on-screen buttons; grouped controls are disabled.

Xbox: Press any gamepad button, then release to switch. X/Y roll, RT lifts, LT boosts, LB/RB pitch, A/B yaw. Menu pauses; View opens the menu after pausing. Extra Hard: LT/LB and RT/RB are four individual lift jets, X/Y/A/B are rear jets, and left-stick left/right fires the side jets.

Choose your stage and difficulty before launch. Easy includes roll recovery; Normal and Extra Hard have no flight assist. In Extra Hard, only keys 1–0 and individual nozzle buttons fire thrusters. Your air reserve is limited. A hard or tilted landing causes an explosion.

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Independent fan experiment inspired by the reference video. Simplified arcade physics. This is not an engineering simulation or an official Tesla product.