From: Kees B. <kee...@xs...> - 2010-05-11 20:22:40
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Hi Nathaniel, Perhaps you can try the following. Download an existing game (for example Go Ollie) for the Mac. Make a copy of the .app tree and replace game.py in that tree with your own game.py You can download Go Ollie from tweeler.com (select "Free" and then Go Ollie, etc). Install it in /Applications (or anywhere where you want). Open Terminal do something like this: $ cd $ mkdir MyApps $ cd MyApps $ cp -a /Applications/GoOllie.app MyGame.app $ ls -l MyGame.app/Contents/Resources/game.py -rw-r--r-- 1 kees admin 462199 Jun 18 2009 MyGame.app/Contents/Resources/game.py This is the game.py you can replace with own version. Something else you can try is to take the tuxcap.framework tree and copy it to you own app. The tuxcap framework is in the Frameworks directory. $ ls -ld MyGame.app/Contents/Frameworks/tuxcap.framework drwxr-xr-x 7 kees admin 238 Jun 18 2009 MyGame.app/Contents/Frameworks/tuxcap.framework HTH -- Kees |