AGDI Quest games now mac native!

[wilco64256]

You can right-click on a Mac?

*brain implodes*

[atec123]

You can right-click on a Mac?

*brain implodes*

I know.  I died of shock when I found that out.  In fact, you can use most normal windows mice and the right click buttons work fine.
I would try the x11.app preferances thing for making a  fake right click.

BTW, lamb, you run TSL on a mac with  wine right?  does right click work in that?  It shouldn't unless you did something like this....

[dark-daventry]

Hey guys, let's get back on topic, shall we? I shouldn't have mentioned wine, but let's get back to discussion of AGDI's quest games for the mac, shall we?

[MusicallyInspired]

Dark "let's get back on topic shall we" Daventry, to the rescue! Seriously, how many times have I seen you use those exact words in the past week?

Besides, this is on topic. The topic is AGDI's games on the Mac and how to get them to function properly, of which Wine is an integral subject of the matter.

[atec123]

Besides, this is on topic. The topic is AGDI's games on the Mac and how to get them to function properly, of which Wine is an integral subject of the matter.

Thats true, because I am pretty sure all the "port" is is just a pre made winebottled/winewrapped executable.

This discussion came from lamb's perfectly on topic question.

Dark "let's get back on topic shall we" Daventry, to the rescue! Seriously, how many times have I seen you use those exact words in the past week?

it's probably his newly aquired mod powers.

[dark-daventry]

Well, I'm trying to be vigilant. But, i digress. I realize now wine is important to this conversation, so I'll let it continue.

And atec, I don't have mod powers anymore. Those got taken away a while ago. Instead, I now have global mod powers, which gives me even more control of the forums to keep things in line.

My internet connection at school is bad, so I wasn't able to finish the download last night, but I'm going to download all the remakes today and see if they work for me or not.

(Posted on: January 21, 2011, 02:42:13 PM)

I'm having an issue installing macports. Here's the error message I got:

Xcode is not installed, or was installed with UNIX Development (10.5+) or Command Line Support (10.4) deselected.

I don't know what any of that means... Any suggestions, Atec?

[atec123]

http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_to_install_apple_developer_tools_cc_gcc_mac_os_x.html
try following that ato install the apple dev tools, then try to install macports.

[dark-daventry]

http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_to_install_apple_developer_tools_cc_gcc_mac_os_x.html
try following that ato install the apple dev tools, then try to install macports.

Thanks. I'll see what I can do and report back when if/when I get it working properly.

[Lambonius]

Just an update--turns out I did not in fact have the right click functionality enabled for my mouse.    Doing that solved the problem.  However, according to AGD2, the arrow keys were supposed to work for allocating points as well, so they're probably going to release a tweaked build once a few more people test out the Mac version (which apparently didn't get tested as extensively as the Windows build.)  Mainly what they need feedback on is whether or not the combat keys work correctly, given the abridged nature of the standard Mac wireless keyboard.  Apparently you should be able to reassign combat keys at will (can't remember if this was a feature of the original release,) but I haven't gotten around to trying it yet.