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Fluid Flight system requirements:
Minimum system requirements:-
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
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Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
About Fluid Flight:
Fluid Flight is an RC flight simulator with a unique flight model. It is currently a work in progress.
Categories: Single-player ,Partial Controller Support
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Fluid Flight can playable the following platforms: Windows
The genres of the game are Single-player ,Partial Controller Support .
Fluid Flight supports the following languages: English
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The game is currently free. If you add the game to your library within the time specified in the free game offer, the game will be permanently yours.
The game has
Flight Model
Fluid Flight calculates the aerodynamic forces on small segments of the wing and other surfaces, which are then processed by a physics engine. In the simplest case, aerodynamic coefficients could be calculated based on the angle of attack of the incoming airflow at each surface. In reality, these surfaces cause disturbances that alter the airflow, affecting other surfaces.
A wing with a finite span generates tip vortices as air moves from the high-pressure region below the wing to the low-pressure region above. This is a simplified explanation, as in reality, vorticity occurs wherever there is a difference in lift along the wingspan.
In Fluid Flight, this is modeled by calculating the vortices at the tips of the segments and then applying the disturbance to the other segments.
This is important for a realistic result because these disturbances (usually downwash) affect the flight characteristics in multiple ways. They cause induced drag and change the lift distribution and stall characteristics. For example, a wing with a rectangular geometry doesn't have a uniform lift distribution and stalls first in the middle and last at the wingtips because the vorticity is the strongest there, causing the most downwash, reducing the effective angle of attack (this is why the phrase "tip stall" is based on a myth, usually the tip stalls last).
blue vectors: disturbances / green vectors: lift / purple vectors: lift, stalled
Features
Flexible input system
Anything that Windows recognizes as a game controller (including many RC transmitters), mouse, and keyboard can be used for control.
Environment
There is a customizable dynamic skybox, wind, air density, and gravity.
Instruments
Basic flight instruments can be placed on the screen wherever you like.
It is a work-in-progress project. Some key features are not yet fully implemented, like scenery and sound. If there is any progress, the Steam page will be updated.
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