The title says it all.
Mine was a crappy LG tablet that could barely handle 100 parts on LOW graphics.
Good thing I've got a laptop now
The title says it all.
Mine was a crappy LG tablet that could barely handle 100 parts on LOW graphics.
Good thing I've got a laptop now
@AircraftoftheRedStar ah.
At the start of my career (which was roughly three years ago), I used an iPad 2. It would lag out with 70 part builds on low graphics. 2 years later I bought a lightly used iPhone 6+ for $100. It can handle creations with up to 400 parts on medium graphics.
@Nerfaddict claps slowly
A device that can't play simpleplanes
@Testin123 ack that sucks
kindle fire 5 with a whopping 700 mb of ram, and a constant warning that I have low storage. Couldn't handle more than 100 parts, and was always laggy and crashing. now I have a slightly decent thing to run sp but it's still trash
@MrDoolittle ok
My trusty Toaster
@communisticbanana xd
@AdlerSteiner yeah ok
@communisticbanana any iOS device. it can't run mods, can't change controls, what else would it be bad?
@BaconRoll @BobDaBilder123 oooh
@AdlerSteiner specifically what?
@smaug that wasn't what I was asking, but, okay?
@Spikerya those NEVER work
iOS
Kindle fire hd 7
An iPad Mini, which had my first ever plane on it until the app got deleted. It was VERY laggy.
A first generation Android tablet from a secondhand Chinese company, couldn't make it much past 75-100 parts.
my ipad screne shatttered so now the top left corner is all broken
@KingPanzerVIII ah
@BACconcordepilot its ok
@communisticbanana Because of the intense gaming, its wearing out really fast. It also gets ridiculously hot. (Probably because I keep abusing it and spawning 5 400 part airplanes...)
@BACconcordepilot It seems that you have lots of device trouble; you could spend ~$60 on a new-ish iPhone 5S, it can handle up to 600 parts with lag. I use it at about 400 parts on max settings.
@Solarisaircraft that is amazing!