
This addition brought the total number ofĪirfoils to over 1000. Currently, the airfoils are listed in alphabetical order by Since this time, the number of airfoils hasĮxpanded to include over 1600, and more will be added as they becomeĪvailable.

You canīrowse the directory, but it is suggested that you use your The file name, which most often is the airfoil name or close. Web-browser "find" button to search for keywords.

Surface points leading edge to trailing edge and then lower surface Upper surface to the leading edge and back around the lower surface to Selig are in an x,y format starting from trailing edge, along the For questions, see the Airfoils FAQ.įor reference, the original airfoils in the list and new ones added by Leading edge to trailing edge (e.g., see Clark Y). Listed do not close at the trailing edge, i.e. If you would like to contribute airfoils to this site, please emailĭescription of the airfoil and also identify the source. Road Trip Adventure is not the sort of driving game that requires a force feedback steering wheel to truly appreciate its subtleties.įirst things first: unplug that Logitech G27 or Thrustmaster T500RS. The most appropriate peripherals are a travel rug, a Scotch egg and a few pouches of Capri-Sun - it's an open-world racing game concerned primarily with easygoing exploration, presenting you with a sizeable, brightly coloured land mass to pootle around looking for picnic spots. Parking up to admire the view? Highly recommended. Popping into a photobooth for a personalised postcard snap? Sounds like fun. Claiming the treasure at the end of an underground maze? I can dig it.Ĭompared to the current crowded market of sleek racing sims, Road Trip Adventure feels like a particularly crunching gear change, as if someone took Burnout Paradise and re-rendered it with Super Mario 64 assets, or sliced the point-to-point time attack out of OutRun and rolling-pinned whatever was left into a sprawling RPG.

Three years before Pixar's Cars was released, here was a world inhabited entirely by sentient vehicles.
