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OTUARHNE Mac OS X Build 23 MB. Log in with itch.io to leave a comment. E D O X E R 28 days ago (+1) Hi! I have tried it and I kinda like it, but I have a. How to build a do-it-yourself Mac mini But there’s a lot of detail in those two articles, and if all you’re trying to figure out is if you should build your own, there may actually be too much. It's actually possible to package a Mono app for Mac OS so it's easier for Mac users to run. I think the developer should do it. I found this info here. Macpack (Mac OS X only) macpack is a tool that must be used to bundle Cocoa# applications into Double-Clickable, Finder friendly, bundles on Mac OS X. It bundles static libraries and resources.
Hello!
So for the past 10 days, as promised, I've been working on fixing and improving the demo based on your feedback. I've also released a Mac OS build for the demo.
Here are some of the changes in this new build:
- Speech bubbles - Speech bubbles are now colored! Many people found it confusing to identify the speaker of some dialogues, especially when characters stood close to each other. This is still a temporary solution, just for the demo (as the speech system will be overhauled for the full release) but it should do the job for now.
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- Dialogue skipping - You can now skip dialogues by pressing Space/ LB! This is only applicable for those dialogues that the player has already heard at least once before. This will make the market section easier, in case you mistakenly end up asking an NPC the same question you'd already asked before.
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- Fixed some collision bugs - Preventing the player from walking off the scene, and from pushing other NPCs around.
- Made the investigation scene in the kitchen a little less cramped up.
- Fixed the main menu - and gave it some new, fancy effects! The camera now moves down when loading the options, or when starting the game. Cool, huh? ;)
- Loading/ Saving - Added manual saving/loading and save slots.
- Slightly more fleshed out negative dialogue choices when conversing with the local cops.
There were a couple more improvements that were planned for the demo update, but they'll require more time and work than had been anticipated. They will be carried over to the full release.
Hope you enjoy the demo! Keep an eye out for weekly updates, and don't forget to wishlist the game on Steam!
-Armaan
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macOS might just be the ideal platform to distribute third-party, proprietary apps.
Just push your .app bundle with butler.
That's it.
If you need an app manifest, put your .app and the manifest in a folder, and push that one with butler.
If you really really want to do something else, read the Compatibility policy page.
...but I don't have an app bundle
App bundles are directories with a standardized structure and some metadata in an Info.plist file.
Here's a good stackoverflow thread on how they're created. Good luck!
Please don't push naked macOS binaries.
Support for them is disappearing a little more every macOS release.
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