There is. However the problem is that I have to fix 2 bugs which make the game not entertaining. #1 The chat is broken #2 Mouse rotation is locked to an specific angle. Everything else should work like expected but it needs testing. I am also looking for someone who is able to compile a mac version.
PrefixÉirinn go BráchJoin Date: 2006-12-31Member: 59353Members, Constellation
I'm actually here hoping for the mac version and can attempt a compile if you want, I'll checkout the github linked in th elast page and let you know how I got on.
I'm actually here hoping for the mac version and can attempt a compile if you want, I'll checkout the github linked in th elast page and let you know how I got on.
I tried to compile a Mac Linux PowerPC version for grins and it failed because the source to vgui.so is missing. I got regular Half-Life to work on PowerPC, but it's dog slow because there are no hardware accelerated video drivers for PowerPC Linux.
When compiling a 32-bit application with gcc on a 64-bit system you will need "glibc-devel". As you suggested this dependency should be added to a list. On Debian you have to run this: "sudo apt-get install g++-multilib libc6-dev-i386" while on Suse this should do the trick: "zypper in glibc-devel-32bit"
Thanks! gcc also needed the -m32 flag for me as well.
@Zeitgeist where did you find a copy of FMOD 3.7.5? I looked around the site but it was a bit of a maze and it looked like it might be there under old versions of Fmod Ex.
PrefixÉirinn go BráchJoin Date: 2006-12-31Member: 59353Members, Constellation
For those still around - I have NS1 running on Mac OS, latest version on the ENSL repo has Mac OS support. Compiles to dylib so you will need to install libpng12 using homebrew (or compile form source) and symlink in the correct place. I can help you out on the NS1 Community discord if you're stuck.
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I tried to compile a Mac Linux PowerPC version for grins and it failed because the source to vgui.so is missing. I got regular Half-Life to work on PowerPC, but it's dog slow because there are no hardware accelerated video drivers for PowerPC Linux.
Thanks! gcc also needed the -m32 flag for me as well.
The last line i was able to catch was:
No luck with a recompile of it with VS 2010 Express.