



Yellow zones indicate areas where flying is potentially dangerous but does not require any unlocking (these are those Warning Zones and Enhanced Warning Zones areas). We’ll walk you through how to perform a Self Unlock in the next section. Due to safety reasons, these restrictions cannot be turned off.īlue zones indicate areas where flying is risky but up to the discretion of the pilot, and may be flown after completing a Self Unlock. Gray zones indicate areas with altitude restrictions and are usually found near airport runways. We’ll walk you through how to request a Custom Unlock in the next section. Red zones indicate restricted areas, which require a Custom Unlock. Once you input the location where you want to fly, you’ll notice color-coding indicating the different kinds of geofencing zones that cover the area (these colors correspond with the “DJI GEO Zones” you see listed horizontally below the map in the screenshot above). Quick Note: Make sure to check off the “Warning Zones” and “Enhanced Warning Zones” boxes below the map to make sure all of the geofencing information relevant to your mission will be included in your search. To do this, enter the address of the location where you want to fly in the search box in the top left of the interactive map that appears on the Geo Map page, and then click on the area to populate the geofencing zones in the location where you want to fly. Start by using DJI’s Fly Safe Geo Map to see whether the area in which you want to fly is located in a geofenced “zone” that will require unlocking. Infinite fuel, 100x gravity, over-powered thrusters, a gazillion obstacles in the air.Is Your Mission Located in a Geofenced Area? It forces you to use parts differently and think of new strategies to favour distance over altitude.įinally, Sandbox Mode allows you to mess around with many game and physics constants. Light ships may be able to get to space in story mode, but it's going to take a lot more power to get those payloads off the ground!Ĭlassic Mode, reminiscent of the previous Learn to Fly games, where the goal is to fly as far as possible horizontally. Payload Mode, where you have to build a much stronger ship that is able to pull heavy payloads along with it and carry them all the way into space. Try to beat the time challenges or just take it at your own pace. Story Mode, where you have to earn money, upgrade your ship and make it to space. Each playthrough earns you new parts to mess around with and assemble new exciting contraptions.

In Learn to Fly 3, you have to build, customize and upgrade a spaceship to reach space in an arcadey environment.
