按Forums, 再按 New Post，选择类型，就可以了 @JustPlay

@ChallengerHellcat Great!

@SimpleEric yeah, I just found that out too, so I tried it and it worked! Yay!

@ChallengerHellcat A community article said the path for Mac is /Users/[user]/Library/Application Support/unity.Jundroo.SimplePlanes/AircraftDesigns/ . But I found a video talking about the Library folder https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac-software/show-hidden-files-mac-3520878/. Looks like there are some vital files Apple doesn't like users to find and mess up, making it a bit tricky to visit the full path.

hmmm thanks for the tip. Sadly, it didn't work out, I saved the build and searched it up on spotlight, but there were no such files. @SimpleEric

@ChallengerHellcat I'm not a Mac user. But if the file formations are somewhat alike between Windows version and Mac version, and not masked for some "system permission" reasons, I guess you may solve it by searching files. You save the aircraft named "A", it'll have the file name "A.xml" in Windows. So save an aircraft in a unique file name, then try search the name in file finder like Spotlight. If the method above works, open the xml file in a text editor, you'll see tons of tunable parameters.

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unless you have it on steam no @ChallengerHellcat

oh any other ways? I have overload and I have used it but I am afraid he will kick me out of his steam account, and I won't get to use overload again :( @Nerfenthusiast

overload is the way to do it @ChallengerHellcat

I know about overload, but my friend is planning on changing password and kicking me out @SnoWFLakE0s

well I have the steam version that my friend bought @SnoWFLakE0s

@ChallengerHellcat Hahaha funny story. Go buy the game mate.

uh no I have the steam version and one that was airdropped from a friend @Nerfenthusiast

did you get it from the app store @ChallengerHellcat

what do you mean? @Minecraftpoweer

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