Technically speaking, you've made a plane that doesn't stall then, through some combination of CoM/CoL/CoT. Planes in this game will absolutely stall, some more cleanly than others. Even in real life though, some aircrafts' stall characteristics are simply dropping the nose and diving, while others stay more or less in the same attitude and simply start descending.
@ColonelRelford A rhetorical question can be a powerful thing, yet in this instance it is not one that is directed at you, or in fact any other individual. Rather, in this usage it is a means of expressing general uncertainty about a matter without any particular request for further information. As such, any particular intent seen to be placed behind it has not come from me.
The "Aggressive" mode for the AI isn't "aggressive towards the player," it's just generally hostile. I'm honestly not sure if that's a bug or not because it's still technically aggressive, though it would be nice to have an option that sits between "fly around and do nothing" and "murder everything you see".
Is this another one of those "SimplePlanes is dying because Flyout exists and also Jundroo decided that nine years was long enough to work on one game" posts?
@Rattlesnake You... don't save a build... until you're done with it? That's just asking for this kind of thing to happen (and is also really bad practice when working with pretty much any kind of file or digital thing. SAVE OFTEN.)
I think a lot of people are still on v1.12.1 because v1.12.2 (the most recent one) only added a few new parts and bugfixes (as well as a few new bugs, cough Wright Final Approach AI spawn cough) in addition to some backend things that most users won't know or care about. 1.12.2 also introduced an unfortunate warning/error spam in the console when connected to a server via the multiplayer mod, which has yet to be fixed and makes keeping up with chat messages or other console commands significantly more difficult.
I'm with PlaneFlightX on this (plus the new levers and switches are objectively very neat), but that's my thoughts on why a lot of people have skipped the update.
First, most of that seems specific to your school. I've never heard of a middle school confiscating everyone's phones for the day, but they are definitely distractions and logistically speaking it's easier to just take everyone's phones away than to try and enforce a more general "no phones in class" policy (and then have students try over and over to get past said policy). It's a bit of an extreme solution but I can somewhat see where they're coming from.
Second, I've got 30 minutes tomorrow between when I wake up and when my first class of the day starts. I get between 15 and 20 minutes four days of the school week to eat breakfast before my 8 AM calculus class, and then on Thursdays I get to eat whatever I bought the night before and can eat in 15 minutes since I have class from 7 AM to 10 AM. Enjoy your guaranteed meal time blocks while you have them.
I've bought it twice, once on iPad in like the month after it launched and then again on Steam a few years ago when I finally got a computer that could run it.
I don't think SimplePlanes is still available on TestFlight, since the program has a 90-day limit on testing a beta build starting from when the build is uploaded and there has definitely not been a beta build posted within the last 90 days, meaning that any existing beta builds on TestFlight would no longer be available.
At some point between 1 and 2 hours, the site changes from saying "One hour ago" to "[X] hours ago," but for a short time between then and when it hits 2 hours it still rounds the time down to 1, so it displays "1 hours ago."
Try either increasing the total weight or decreasing the sideways traction on the tires; it's got too much grip for its weight so when you turn it goes up on two wheels, loses half of the grip, and then spins out.
The reason that mods are no longer supported on Android is because Google decided to prevent "third-party" (read: player-created) code from running on their devices. Jundroo had no control over this decision, and is not responsible for the inability to support mods on Android devices. This has been the case for several years now, and is quite unlikely to change.
(As for iOS, it never supported modding to begin with, for much the same reasons).
Well, the entirety of a SimplePlanes download from the site is a six-byte file. That file gives you the aircraft ID (which you can also see in the plane's site URL after the /a/), which the game uses to actually download the plane's XML file (which stores the actual plane data).
Was it that one specific plane, or does it happen with many? If it's every plane, it could be your antivirus registering a false positive with the .splane file type (though I haven't heard of that before).
Assuming the actual save data location is the same for GOG as it is for Steam (there's really no reason why it'd be different; the actual game files might have a different path but the saves shouldn't), your save data will be in the folder: C:\Users\[yourUserName]\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimplePlanes.
Also, they've done these sales pretty much since the time they had two games available to bundle together, which was... I think SP and SR1 were available as a bundle, so pretty much for the entire lifetime of the game.
Seriously though, I am speechless. This is something that has been joked about and referenced for years now, and now you've actually gone and done it, and it is amazing.
The reason that mods are no longer supported on Android is because Google decided to prevent "third-party" (read: player-created) code from running on their devices. Jundroo had no control over this decision, and is not responsible for the inability to support mods on Android devices. This has been the case for several years now, and is quite unlikely to change.
(As for iOS, it never supported modding to begin with, for much the same reasons).
Also, what are your statistics showing that the community has decreased in size since the 1.9 update (which officially ended game-side Android modding support since it had already been prevented by Google at that point)? I'm genuinely interested in seeing that data.
Probably 99.999% of the planes you see on this site are built exclusively using the in-game tools and part selection. There's a few that aren't (using the methods that @PlaneFlightX and @BeastHunter listed), but the overwhelming majority of planes are exclusively made using the in-game builder. It's not the most intuitive system, but it can be pushed really far.
@Aviator720 wha
+1Technically speaking, you've made a plane that doesn't stall then, through some combination of CoM/CoL/CoT. Planes in this game will absolutely stall, some more cleanly than others. Even in real life though, some aircrafts' stall characteristics are simply dropping the nose and diving, while others stay more or less in the same attitude and simply start descending.
gruhyingie
+1If I recall correctly you need to destroy the missile launchers before you can unlock the Ice Base location.
+1@ColonelRelford A rhetorical question can be a powerful thing, yet in this instance it is not one that is directed at you, or in fact any other individual. Rather, in this usage it is a means of expressing general uncertainty about a matter without any particular request for further information. As such, any particular intent seen to be placed behind it has not come from me.
This is directed towards... someone... I think? I honestly can't tell at this point, though it's an excellent display of creative writing.
Does
It
Literally
Look
Interesting
Good
And
Fun
(aka the standards I use when downloading planes)
new goal, we must get this highlighted on your profile page
+2@jamesPLANESii 101
heresy
how dare you post such things
The "Aggressive" mode for the AI isn't "aggressive towards the player," it's just generally hostile. I'm honestly not sure if that's a bug or not because it's still technically aggressive, though it would be nice to have an option that sits between "fly around and do nothing" and "murder everything you see".
+1@ColonelRelford Merely a question.
Is this another one of those "SimplePlanes is dying because Flyout exists and also Jundroo decided that nine years was long enough to work on one game" posts?
+6@Rattlesnake You... don't save a build... until you're done with it? That's just asking for this kind of thing to happen (and is also really bad practice when working with pretty much any kind of file or digital thing. SAVE OFTEN.)
@Rattlesnake How did you not make a single save of your build over the course of an entire month
How is that even possible
so that's where my tuition goes
+3Ban evasion.
+4I think a lot of people are still on v1.12.1 because v1.12.2 (the most recent one) only added a few new parts and bugfixes (as well as a few new bugs, cough Wright Final Approach AI spawn cough) in addition to some backend things that most users won't know or care about. 1.12.2 also introduced an unfortunate warning/error spam in the console when connected to a server via the multiplayer mod, which has yet to be fixed and makes keeping up with chat messages or other console commands significantly more difficult.
I'm with PlaneFlightX on this (plus the new levers and switches are objectively very neat), but that's my thoughts on why a lot of people have skipped the update.
+2PREPARING
First, most of that seems specific to your school. I've never heard of a middle school confiscating everyone's phones for the day, but they are definitely distractions and logistically speaking it's easier to just take everyone's phones away than to try and enforce a more general "no phones in class" policy (and then have students try over and over to get past said policy). It's a bit of an extreme solution but I can somewhat see where they're coming from.
Second, I've got 30 minutes tomorrow between when I wake up and when my first class of the day starts. I get between 15 and 20 minutes four days of the school week to eat breakfast before my 8 AM calculus class, and then on Thursdays I get to eat whatever I bought the night before and can eat in 15 minutes since I have class from 7 AM to 10 AM. Enjoy your guaranteed meal time blocks while you have them.
what do you have in your backpack or on your phone that you are concerned they would find
When you want your enemy to simply cease to be.
+1wait this is really cool actually
Why?
yooooooooooo
hang on I gotta check this out
update: YOOOOOOOOOO
I've bought it twice, once on iPad in like the month after it launched and then again on Steam a few years ago when I finally got a computer that could run it.
yooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I don't think SimplePlanes is still available on TestFlight, since the program has a 90-day limit on testing a beta build starting from when the build is uploaded and there has definitely not been a beta build posted within the last 90 days, meaning that any existing beta builds on TestFlight would no longer be available.
proofread that last line please
At some point between 1 and 2 hours, the site changes from saying "One hour ago" to "[X] hours ago," but for a short time between then and when it hits 2 hours it still rounds the time down to 1, so it displays "1 hours ago."
Potatlyakov
+2Try either increasing the total weight or decreasing the sideways traction on the tires; it's got too much grip for its weight so when you turn it goes up on two wheels, loses half of the grip, and then spins out.
+1in before the comments explode
+2The reason that mods are no longer supported on Android is because Google decided to prevent "third-party" (read: player-created) code from running on their devices. Jundroo had no control over this decision, and is not responsible for the inability to support mods on Android devices. This has been the case for several years now, and is quite unlikely to change.
(As for iOS, it never supported modding to begin with, for much the same reasons).
If you ask the Flyout people if Flyout has replaced an older game that's similar to Flyout, they will say yes.
Not sure what you were expecting.
I'll also take the opportunity to link a few of WNP78's statements regarding Flyout.
Here and here.
Well, the entirety of a SimplePlanes download from the site is a six-byte file. That file gives you the aircraft ID (which you can also see in the plane's site URL after the
/a/), which the game uses to actually download the plane's XML file (which stores the actual plane data).Was it that one specific plane, or does it happen with many? If it's every plane, it could be your antivirus registering a false positive with the .splane file type (though I haven't heard of that before).
+1@IMTRYING You'll need to contact Steam support on that one, the devs here have literally zero control over that kind of thing.
+2Assuming the actual save data location is the same for GOG as it is for Steam (there's really no reason why it'd be different; the actual game files might have a different path but the saves shouldn't), your save data will be in the folder:
C:\Users\[yourUserName]\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimplePlanes.- Block the guy/guys if they're annoying you. That's precisely what the function is for.
- The SPBC and other Discord servers are not affiliated with this site, so problems in the Discord should stay in the Discord.
+2@Pan greetings user formerly known as here
@TheOfficalMarylander The what now ratio?
Also, they've done these sales pretty much since the time they had two games available to bundle together, which was... I think SP and SR1 were available as a bundle, so pretty much for the entire lifetime of the game.
Uh oh, it's official. My computer can't run DOOM.
Seriously though, I am speechless. This is something that has been joked about and referenced for years now, and now you've actually gone and done it, and it is amazing.
+6"L One-Oh-Eleven"
+1The reason that mods are no longer supported on Android is because Google decided to prevent "third-party" (read: player-created) code from running on their devices. Jundroo had no control over this decision, and is not responsible for the inability to support mods on Android devices. This has been the case for several years now, and is quite unlikely to change.
(As for iOS, it never supported modding to begin with, for much the same reasons).
Also, what are your statistics showing that the community has decreased in size since the 1.9 update (which officially ended game-side Android modding support since it had already been prevented by Google at that point)? I'm genuinely interested in seeing that data.
+1Vanish.
- 1150 on Steam, probably somewhere in the realm of 5000 on mobile (I've played since launch but only got it on Steam a few years ago).
- The tutorials, definitely.
- Vastly subjective; I decline to answer.
- Instructions unclear, Yamato.
- If SP gets a successor other than Juno, it won't be SP2. It'll be something quite different.
- Wii.
+2Probably 99.999% of the planes you see on this site are built exclusively using the in-game tools and part selection. There's a few that aren't (using the methods that @PlaneFlightX and @BeastHunter listed), but the overwhelming majority of planes are exclusively made using the in-game builder. It's not the most intuitive system, but it can be pushed really far.
+4Today I learned there is a 4,000 character limit on comments.
+3I'd suggest seeing a doctor. That kind of back pain could be indicating something serious.
+1The overhead cabin window is a nice touch. Neat!
+1