"In" is called when kites are flying horizontally at ^40, kite 2 at <80; the two kites about 20% apart. As the kites reach 0^40 they perform one loop with a diameter of 20% (kite 2 following kite 1) After the loop the kites fly towards the right of the window at ^40. Reaching >70^40 kite 1 curves downward (diameter 25%), kite 2 in turn curves upwards. Speedcontrol during curves is used to have both kites start their horizontal flight to the left at the same time, kite 1 at ^15, kite 2 at ^65. At center window both kites simultaniously fly a loop, again with a diameter of 20%. "Out" is called when the both kites reach <80.
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