No matter what version of RF it is, the point is to set up the landing properly and then do the approach.

If this is one of the RF sims that has a mode that has an instructor, let the "instructor" fly the plane and watch closely as "he" makes the approach. Watch the background so that when you emulate the action of landing the plane, your actions mimmic the location "in the sky" as closely as the virtual instructor did it. Keep an eye on the control sticks on the transmitter (again, if this model of RF shows the transmitter) and remember the basics.... use the throttle to extend your landing and the elevator to control your airspeed. More throttle to extend, less to shorten, then slight elevator movements to flair and slow the plane to land.

Keep it simple and try as best as you can to emulate the virtual instructor's actions.

CGr.