Mac Gaming Mods

I found this game on my hardrive, and i was wondering if you can mod it. I know you can mod it on windows, but i wonder if there are any mac mods.


i've been google-ing so don't tell me to google : P

Frankly, any game is moddable so long as you can open up the app a "show package contents" or if there's an external data folder. A good example would be Mountain Tanks. The bitmaps and obj files are all unprotected. I've turned the tank into an artillery piece. O_o

i have this game its awsome and i cant find any mods either

Yeah, there is a total conversion mod called halo: first offense, and it is empire at war except halo..like halo wars.... but i think it is for PC...

The PC mod may still work on the Mac version. You might need a PC to open the mod as many PC mods come as installers instead of as a zip file. Once you get the mod's files though the installation for Mac and PC are normally the same.

ohh...

good think i have bootcamp and can send files from PC to Mac : P

Amy wrote:ohh...

good think i have bootcamp and can send files from PC to Mac : P

Whats sort of computer do you have??

If an eMac then no boot camp for you.

You need intel. i believe.

Mota-Lev wrote:

Amy wrote:ohh...

good think i have bootcamp and can send files from PC to Mac : P

Whats sort of computer do you have??

If an eMac then no boot camp for you.

You need intel. i believe.

i meant thing.

Sorry for double post


but hex editing changes stuff like variables and numbers, so would it be possible to change the unit limit on a map?
Would Hex Edit work on a map from this game?

I would assume so. you just have to find it.

wait would stufit do the . EXE file?

[VK]Pulse! wrote:wait would stufit do the . EXE file?

Nothing. Its en executable file so you need a Windows Simulator or Operating Systems to open it.

Also : http://echoone.com/filejuicer/formats/exe

Mota-Lev wrote:I would assume so. you just have to find it.

The map or the string of code?

Amy wrote:

Mota-Lev wrote:I would assume so. you just have to find it.

The map or the string of code?

Both would be helpful yes.

But mainly the code.

Is there a specific way back in the old days you guys found a string of code that effects a certain part of the map?


like how did you guys find out what each code does? was it all in experimenting?