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[Note: The build provided later in this thread no longer runs in the latest version of OS X. See this page for the latest Mac build. --Iritscen]
Hi Everyone,
My name is Edwin and I work as the producer at Feral Interactive. A long time ago we published the Mac version of Oni worldwide (apart from North America that was MacSoft).
I have managed to get my hands on the source code for OS X Mac Oni (with the kind help of Ken Case at Omni Group who made the original OS X patch) and I am aiming to make a maintenance release of Oni on the Mac that is 100% Intel native.
Now this is a labour of love and I am no longer a programmer (I have not really coded any large project since I left university) and I have limited time so this will not be a fast project or release. However I was planning on making a product in Feral's bug tracking system and releasing a early Intel beta to a few keen Mac users so you can play my latest build and start to log all the bugs I have yet to fix!
The main game seems to load OK but the options window currently causes a crash. However it is a lot faster than running in rosetta.
My plan would be to have this in private beta till we get the Intel build into shape and then release it on our site as an official patch. However as I am busy and a little rusty I thought a private beta will help me get the bugs logged and allow the keenest people to play the beta and let me know what they think.
The bug tracking system would be private (login's required) and I would ask everyone who gets a copy of the beta not to pass it around so we can get the Intel version stable and sorted before it gets out among the public at large as one of the deals I have making this patch is we will not suddenly get a pile of support for the game.
Anyway if people can post saying if they are interested of not I will look at getting things setup if we get enough volunteers
Edwin
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