SMAPI has a port for Android, but not for iOS. Rather than being "open a game file and edit it" replacers for example, almost all up-to-date basic texture replacers require SMAPI and have much more advanced functionality and compatibility than old direct replacers. (This is in addition to all the problems inherent in XNB modding in general, too :P) Likewise, while if you jailbreak it's possible to use some XNB mods of the old variety that just overwrite the game files directly (much like Switch modding), the vast majority of non-broken mods don't work that way, so in most cases you'd also need to create them. It's technically possible to, say, edit your save to give yourself extra money or whatever, but to me that isn't being able to use mods. When the OP mentioned wanting mods to come to iOS, to me that means being able to download and install mods like you can on PC/Android. I think we might be talking about different things, so just in case I'm going to clarify, sorry if it's too much! I figured if I am confused, OP or other readers might be as well :) That being said, the question is: Is Stardew Valley compatible with any of these OSes? However I believe windows OS is proprietary to windows mobile devices, but I may be mistaken. If you have the windows OS for mobile you're in luck (!!!) because I'm pretty sure that mods are far easier to adapt to windows mobile than any other OS because much of the file structure is the same, and thus that means you know more of what you're doing. I know that Ubuntu is fairly straightforward to install provided you know a smidge of what you're doing and follow the installation guide. To list a few possible OSes off of the top of my head there is Ubuntu, PureOS, and KaiOS. There are ways around OS lockouts on a lot of things, but you may want to install a different OS altogether because you'd probably spend more time figuring out how to get around the OS lockouts than actually modding anything.
I'm not sure you'd need an apple developer though. Also, I just realized, this is for IOS not mobile lol. You could potentially download a few programs to edit code (?) off of the internet since Apple wouldn't allow that on the Apple store. Not easy, and I have no idea about any of that since I am an android user. Click to expand.I mean you'd have to jailbreak your IOS.
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