Could you make it so that Bluetooth keyboards actually are working in the iOS version?

Some of us have been wanting VR Support but allow me to propose this idea.

 AR,  augmented reality, imagine you print out a SimplePlanes tracker and set it down in your living room you the open the game on your phone an fly a Hellkeska around your living room. Imagine dogfights in your living room, races, maybe even set up obstacle courses using books. 

I feel like this would be a really cool feature

It would make it soo much easier to download planes. right now if you're in sandbox, you have to click exit, then click download planes. After a while this process gets very old. But instead like most other games in mac you should be able to use the control arrow keys or swiping in the touch pad so you can quickly change windows. This would make it very easy for a ton of people using macs to download planes easier.

It should have RC Controller support, for people with that hobby because we can make airplanes in real life and test / construct them here. RC Controllers have special usb cable which can be connected to PC and some simulator games are made for that. That would be a huge thing for people in that hobby

It would be a pre flight page. You could select multiple parts and set the reliability from 100%-0% and the part could explode, fail and not move, or just completely fall off. They would be selected at random based on your selection. But it would add a realistic feeling to the game. You never know when your going to make it back to base safely or put it in the dirt.

So that computers that run on potatoes can run faster and so the good computers can have better graphical improvments

It would be awesome if we could get button for duplicating objects which can't be mirrored to the other side since it gets tiring trying to rotate and adjust the parts correctly.

I've played many a flight simulator that has a limit on how fast a given plane can go before failing. It would be so cool to see how far I can push a design before it starts coming apart!

A block that would make it so that a plane can be slightly be unstable, and fly in a straight line, like the S.A.S. system in kerbal space program, meaning people could make supermanueverable aircraft.

It would be great for the mobile version to have an on screen airbrake button to let you drop some speed without having to reduce your throttle. Similar to how the Rortos flight engine based games let you control throttle independent of the airbrakes.

*I know airbrakes can be assigned to VTOL control but 90% of the time I want the VTOL controlling one of the rotators.

No seconds carry fuel, or resizable fuel tanks for drop tanks.

Ok so there should be a challenge where you start at the new beta airport and an "air traffic controler" tells you what to do. So you would use a passenger plane and follow the instructions like in a real life airport. Maybe even have other planes parked in the hangers or on the taxi ways tomadd some detail.

I noticed a weird thing with VTOL's in vertical position, they naturally fly backwards more...Its also fiddly to place VTOL engines because of them not 'snapping' into position. I would love SOME changes to make VTOL's easier to balance. Maybe 'Ballast tanks' which can be set between manual, or automatic balancing, so you can actually make a balanced VTOL with a nice design!

Make control surfaces bindeable to more controls, like the VTOL-slider, throttle and so on. Also make it possible to bind two controls to one control surface so elevons, flaperons and such can be possible!

Could go under the HUD. So people can do decent turns.

So when you press G for gear you could have flaps deploy, etc.

If you have something behind your engine it will be thrown away at ludicrous speeds (not faster than light speed), and if you have a jet engine inside of your fuselage, your aircraft will be obliterated.

Allow plane owners to edit the descriptions of airplanes after they have been uploaded (shared) on the main site.

Some of the planes that I have uploaded have typos in their descriptions.