Driving school doesn't work

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Margrave of Brandenburg wrote:
>
> GTASA PC version ... Driving school doesn't work.
>
> I walk to the TV screen, and I see the display.
> I press SPACE, as requested.
>
> I see the car, and it says to press and hold UP
> and DOWN to begin. I do so and the car moves forward
> a few inches and stops. The results screen comes
> up ... 0%. I can't race!
>
> What's the deal?

the very first car has to spin on the spot, not move forward. You need
handbrake on and accelerate while pushing right, I think, though it
should tell you which direction.

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Margrave of Brandenburg wrote:
> I see the car, and it says to press and hold UP
> and DOWN to begin. I do so and the car moves forward
> a few inches and stops. The results screen comes
> up ... 0%. I can't race!

You need to press the keys simultaneously so that the car stays stationary.

I couldn't do this using the keyboard. Pressing W, S and A all at the same
time caused the A key not to register, and my keyboard buffer filled up
(lots of beeing from the PC). The car sat stationary with clouds of dust
coming out from the spinning wheels, but it wouldn't rotate. I had to switch
to joypad mode to do this (and once I had it was an absolute piece of cake
to complete).

Perhaps redefining the keys would help if you have the same problem -- so
that the keys you use aren't so close together on the keyboard.

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Oenone proclaimed...

> You need to press the keys simultaneously so that the car stays stationary.
>
> I couldn't do this using the keyboard. Pressing W, S and A all at the same
> time caused the A key not to register, and my keyboard buffer filled up
> (lots of beeing from the PC). The car sat stationary with clouds of dust
> coming out from the spinning wheels, but it wouldn't rotate. I had to switch
> to joypad mode to do this (and once I had it was an absolute piece of cake
> to complete).
>
> Perhaps redefining the keys would help if you have the same problem -- so
> that the keys you use aren't so close together on the keyboard.

I pressed W, A and left arrow.

Job done.

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