mac version of JCS ?

[speeddi]

Do someone know if there is a mac version of JCS ???

then i would be wery happy :D

[R3ptile]

I guess so.

[Flamepanther]

I've always heard that there isn't one. If you really want to make levels, you'll need to either buy a PC and get a copy of JCS for Windows, or find a PC emulator for your Macintosh.

Nothing really personaly against Macs as computers, but they're generally not a good platform choice for gaming, simply on the basis that there's so little support compared to PC. You'll have to expect this kind of general lack of support. I was amazed that Epic even made a Macintosh port of the game to begin with.

Anyway, good luck.

[Violet CLM]

There isn't one. If you really want to make levels, you'll have to either:
1: FIND A PC.
2: Figure out how .j2l files are constructed and make your own level editor.
3: Figure out how .j2l files are constructed and make your own in a text program or a hex editor.
4: Tell someone else the level you want made, tile by tile, event by event.
5: Wait for someone else to make the exact level you had in mind - it should only take a few centuries.
Edit: 6: Remake JJ2 and JCS on your own for the mac, then make your level.

[Sun Fun Dude]

I've always heard that there isn't one. If you really want to make levels, you'll need to either buy a PC and get a copy of JCS for Windows, or find a PC emulator for your Macintosh.

Nothing really personaly against Macs as computers, but they're generally not a good platform choice for gaming, simply on the basis that there's so little support compared to PC. You'll have to expect this kind of general lack of support. I was amazed that Epic even made a Macintosh port of the game to begin with.

Anyway, good luck.

Epic weren't the ones who actually ported it that was Logicware (who are now out of business).

[Boss Jazz]

There WAS going to be a Mac JCS but Logicware dissapeared before it could be completed.