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Plan for Josh Ritter
Name:Prairie Games
Date Posted:Apr 28, 2005
Rating:3.7 out of 5
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MoM OSX Build
Woohoo!

Here's a shot of Minions of Mirth, playing online, on OSX!!!



I still have a considerable amount to do on this, though I can sigh some relief. It friggin' works... OSX is a Python lover's paradise.

There ain't nothing like the feeling of increasing your investment!!! Huge thanks to Garage Games for an amazing cross-platform engine!!!

-Josh Ritter
Prairie Games

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01/04/08 - Physics Overhaul - Video
12/26/07 - Web Integration - Video
12/21/07 - New MMO Client - Trees - Day/Night Video
12/18/07 - Minions of Mirth - 1.26 - Holiday Edition!
11/28/07 - TGB/TGEA integration first pass

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Ben -Djaggernaut- Chavigner   (Apr 28, 2005 at 09:56 GMT)
Very nice Josh! Keep the good work!

Phil Carlisle   (Apr 28, 2005 at 10:36 GMT)
Window tastic! :)

OSX is cool aint it, and TGE is cool because it just bloody works!!!

Prairie Games   (Apr 28, 2005 at 16:20 GMT)
If you notice in the upper left of the screenshot, you'll see "python" . MoM was run by invoking:

:$python MinionsOfMirth.py

MoM required zero changes to any Python or TorqueScript file. For the python code, there was no build configuration work to do... nothing... GCC's compile time wasn't an issue... figuring out XCodeness wasn't an issue... also, several dependencies were setup simply by doing:

python setup.py install

The MoM packaging system for Windows is Python based... OSX will be the same way.


from pytorque import * 


:)

-Josh Ritter
Prairie Games
Edited on Apr 28, 2005 16:34 GMT

Vashner   (Apr 28, 2005 at 17:29 GMT)
Shouldn't the robes be "robe of necromancy"? I remember in Everquest 1 there was a couple robes called "robes" and most where just robe. (just an observation not a complaint!) Great work looks sweet.

Prairie Games   (Apr 28, 2005 at 17:50 GMT)
Thanks :)

"Robes" would appear to be just fine. :)

-Josh Ritter
Prairie Games

Jeremy Alessi   (Apr 28, 2005 at 18:05 GMT)
Ah, Mac and OSX running your game ... I know the feeling!

Matthew Langley   (Apr 29, 2005 at 02:47 GMT)   Resource Rating: 5
wow, on OSX... thats great!

OneST8   (Apr 30, 2005 at 00:49 GMT)
*cough* Linux *cough*

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