Hiller X-18, Ryan X-13, or bell X-22. all three are very unique, and i belive that lesser known X series crafts need more attention than the X-15 and the X-1 and 2
attention android users!
people using android 10 and above cannot access the android/data folder normally. you must put your phone into recovery mode or enable developer settings and allow USB debugging, then plug your phone into your computer in order to get to the files you need.
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i am aware that file managers that can access the file are on the appstore, but the UI they have is horrendous at best.
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android 9 or below, or android 10 and later with root or a file explorer from the appstore.
now for how to do this on android
1: download this app and this app (the file browser app is only needed for android 10 and later)
2: (this has two versions, pick the one for your operating system!)
2A: android 9 and before: using the app above, navigate to "android/data/com.jundroo.simpleplanes/data", then go to the aircraftDesigns folder. after that, open the build you would like, then do the steps described in the post above.
2B: android 10 and later: using the file browser you downloaded from the appstore, navigate to android/data/com.jundroo.simpleplanes/data. then navigate to the aircraftDesigns folder and look for the build you would like to use. when you find the file, move it to your downloads folder. after that, open up the acode app mentioned above, then select the file you moved to the downloads folder to open.
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the computer method (all android versions)
now if you went the other route, here is the way to do it.
1:while in recovery mode, or with USB debugging enabled plug your phone into your computer, then if you are in USB debugging mode, be sure to press allow on the prompt on your phone's screen. when that is done, you can use your phone like an external hard drive.
2:enable hidden files then navigate to android/data/com.jundroo.simpleplanes/data/aircraftDesigns then open the desired build in notepad or other desired text editor. then follow the post above.
move the throttle pannel on the left and the levers on the right forward a bit please, having them placed that far back makes them hard to reach comfortably in VR
forgot i was on my alt again
@KDnotSpy congrats on 15k, 2 more gold ranks until platinum
now i gotta get this alt to silver, or maybe gold
@MrCOPTY
its named V, but i temporarily renamed it to 7
@MrCOPTY i would rather focus on getting points onto my main acc
@Mage2IsTriggered could i enter my hyperspeed cars such as this or this
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neither have any sort of suspension
@MrCOPTY i wont upload to this account often, so it will likely stay bronze
congrats, it took me much longer to get to silver. (well my main account anyway, this one is still bronze)
@DeveloperKorzalerke for some reason pinging past usernames doesnt work anymore. it does indeed have standard SP autopilot
@7
can i just not use suspension? (in the sense that my wheels will not have any sort of shock absorbing at all) and can i use wings?
so i cant remove mass and drag from decals and stuff. that sucks
Hiller X-18, Ryan X-13, or bell X-22. all three are very unique, and i belive that lesser known X series crafts need more attention than the X-15 and the X-1 and 2
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attention android users!
people using android 10 and above cannot access the android/data folder normally. you must put your phone into recovery mode or enable developer settings and allow USB debugging, then plug your phone into your computer in order to get to the files you need.
.
i am aware that file managers that can access the file are on the appstore, but the UI they have is horrendous at best.
.
android 9 or below, or android 10 and later with root or a file explorer from the appstore.
now for how to do this on android
1: download this app and this app (the file browser app is only needed for android 10 and later)
2: (this has two versions, pick the one for your operating system!)
2A: android 9 and before: using the app above, navigate to "android/data/com.jundroo.simpleplanes/data", then go to the aircraftDesigns folder. after that, open the build you would like, then do the steps described in the post above.
2B: android 10 and later: using the file browser you downloaded from the appstore, navigate to
android/data/com.jundroo.simpleplanes/data. then navigate to the aircraftDesigns folder and look for the build you would like to use. when you find the file, move it to your downloads folder. after that, open up the acode app mentioned above, then select the file you moved to the downloads folder to open..
the computer method (all android versions)
now if you went the other route, here is the way to do it.
1:while in recovery mode, or with USB debugging enabled plug your phone into your computer, then if you are in USB debugging mode, be sure to press allow on the prompt on your phone's screen. when that is done, you can use your phone like an external hard drive.
2:enable hidden files then navigate to
android/data/com.jundroo.simpleplanes/data/aircraftDesignsthen open the desired build in notepad or other desired text editor. then follow the post above.@Darg12e oh
move the throttle pannel on the left and the levers on the right forward a bit please, having them placed that far back makes them hard to reach comfortably in VR
@Mage2IsTriggered i will have to see
@Mage2IsTriggered layering multiple springs on top of each other has worked in my days of a crappy phone, so i will try that
watch your language.
add the VR tag if you would like the curators to look at it
hexagons are the bestagons
@Arvinvakili mod support has never existed for apple phones, and android mod support was removed in 1.9.
@superpointlesswhyshouldiDwightShrute tested it on my alt
woah
cool engines! too bad i cant upvote yet
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