If you haven't already, you'll need to grab a copy of WineBottler. This guide will use the ChocoBreak tutorial game as the example.
This article applies to both The Games Factory 2, Multimedia Fusion and Clickteam Fusion users.Īssuming you've got your Windows Executable (EXE) exported and any external files ready, let's begin. WineBottler (there are alternates, such as Wineskin, not covered in this thread.).
Your application/game is not native to the platform.File size of your creation will gain overhead.You can use the many available Windows extensions for Fusion, particularly those that haven't been ported to other runtimes.Applications run at a similar performance to Windows.
#WINEBOTTLER DMG PC#
This allowed Electronic Arts to release both the PC and Mac version of the game at the same time on the same disc. The Sims 3, alongside many other popular games, use a special commercial wrapper of Wine called Cider (from Transgaming) to enable Mac users play with minimal fuss. It also allows you to determine if your project will work on other platforms that support Wine, such as Linux. This isn't a replacement for the Mac Exporter, (which at this time of writing is still in development, and will natively export to the platform.) Instead, using Wine technology, you can create a wrapper which translates the Windows API to OS X. Using a Wine wrapper allows you to do an 'instant' port of your Windows-built game and run it with similar performance to Windows on OS X. However, if you get stuck, other forum members may be able to help you out.
#WINEBOTTLER DMG MAC OS#
This guide will show you the steps on "unofficially" running your Fusion-exported applications and games on Mac OS X.īy unofficial, I mean this is not supported nor endorsed by Clickteam.
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