Im sure you’ve heard the cries of IOS users because we can’t get mods on our devices legally. HOWEVER, i might have an idea, not sure if the developers have already thought of this/or even tried it but as you may have seen apple has added an in-game file browser that you can browse select contents of certain apps (Especially Simple rockets 2) and the ability to down previously unsupported files to be sent to an app that can read said files. The point is that maybe we can find a way for you to download a mod file, open in the file browser and add an option to open it in simple planes and add it to the mods folder. I know the developers might get tired of hearing this but i just wanted to push my idea out there incase someone else hasn’t. Feel free to delete this post of someone else has or if it’s not possible. Cheers!
Also i have been able to download a mod and open it in the files browser, however there is no option currently to open it in simpleplanes, i am simply suggesting the devs to possibly have an option to read .spmod files and open them then adding it to your mods.
@Minecraftpoweer Dang. I got really excited to hear that there was going to be folder support but to my surprise it didn’t work. I guess that’s what pc was made for no?
Oh okay, heck. @Jacob1363
Nope, doesnt work. On android you can still move around files etc however you want and the apps can read them etc. But the mods were removed for technical reasons that made basically made it so that mods won't work. For ios the change wasnt there, iOS stayed the same while android lost mod support for one of the multiple reasons ios didnt have mod support.
TL;DR no this wont work.
@SouthTunnel2 i reckon that’s a no
I was one of those iOS ppl crying, can you make an adjustable rim?
Ok another idea, i took a look into the simple rockets 2 folder and have discovered that you can transfer files like subassemblies and what not, maybe adding a mod folder in the files app like simple rockets 2 so that we can transfer the mod file from our downloads folder to the mod folder would work.