Modifying and re-releasing it was a risky move if Transgaming were to take notice, even if we weren't to make a profit from it.
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The problem was with the wrapper itself being commercial, copyrighted software created by Transgaming. I joined the forums were they were brand new but around the same time I finally got myself to re-install Windows. I peeked around the website and I'm surprised by their dedication and the many different variants of wine that are out there now. Minor note: Hardcore and I messed around with Cider wrappers far before portingteam even existed. Otherwise it was a smooth and viable option to play SWBF2 on Mac. It was completely playable however the sound was out of sync (weapon sounds are low volume anyway so it wasn't a big issue) and when you typed in text, it repeated super fast. I decided to test it with serveral Cider wrappers and I found one that was nearly perfect. He managed to get in-game but the mouse would lock up. He tried to get a working port of SWBF2 but he wasn't successful. SleepKiller for showing me this port in the first placeĪlso Hardcore introduced me to Cider. Quote from: Kit Fisto on October 28, 2012, 05:05:17 PM AND to further console you Buckler, SK showed me this port, and he is maddely against illigal games. And I wouldn't have posted ANYTHING about this port if I knew it was illegal. That's why you have to purchase the game. The use of the port isn't the legal issue because it DOES NOT include a copy of SWBF LucasArts folder inside it. Maybe just maybe the use of the port could be the thing that is illegal. Quote from: ComSharpshot on November 05, 2012, 05:32:40 AM Should I make the font huge or something? I credited you for finding the port for me! OK?! It's on the first post. He does deserve credits for writing this tutorial on it though. And in fact I was going to say that he didn't discover anything at all really when this topic was made. Quote from: SleepKiller on November 05, 2012, 12:29:06 AM
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