Random skins for DDNet

 Im 99.999999999% sure that these skins will be declined, and for some reason i cant submit anything to Teedata (i may submit them later) so for now ill leave the skins here. Note that these skins made by me have a license and you must obey the license:

Guide to port Adobe AIR Games and Apps to macOS

Some time ago, someone on Reddit (u/HomeStarRunnerTron) posted a comment where he said that you can run 32-Bits Adobe AIR Games on Modern macOS by taking Resources folder and put it on a 64-Bits AIR game, i suggested him to make a guide about it, but it have been 2 months... And also i ended figuring out how to do it without a secondary game or using paid software like Animate, so, i think at this point i could write the guide without problems.

Due to AIR is just "Flash Player with a different name", i think most AIR apps from different Platforms (Like Linux and Windows) could be ported to macOS and vice versa. Also, the latest AIR version is actually a Universal 2 App, so most AIR apps could be ported even to Apple Silicon.

So, actually there are two types of AIR apps:

A common AIR app: An app that requires the user install Adobe AIR Runtime separately, this one could be an .air installation package, or an .app bundle.

Captive runtime bundle: An app that already includes the Adobe AIR Runtime inside, looks like this one only can be obtained as an .app bundle (I think most people would prefer this one).

Actually you can build a Captive Runtime Bundle using ADT from the Adobe AIR SDK, however, that thing is tricky to use for people that never developed apps using AIR, and also, for the thing we are looking, is not really necessary to overcomplicate everything with that, ¡You just need to copy some files and the Game will run!

Porting the App as Captive runtime bundle

Is not really that hard...

1. Download the Latest AIR SDK.
2. Make sure you have the game installed.
3. Copy Template.app from /AIRSDK_MacOS/runtimes/air/mac/Adobe AIR.framework/Versions/1.0/Resources/Template.app to somewhere that's easy to access.
4. Do Right-Click -> Show Package Contents, and go to /Template.app/Contents/MacOS/
5. Open a new Finder window, but don't close the other one.
6. Copy CaptiveAppEntry from /AIRSDK_MacOS/lib/nai/lib/CaptiveAppEntry to the former Finder Window, and Delete "Template" thats inside /Contents/MacOS/
7. Copy Adobe AIR.framework from AIRSDK_MacOS/runtimes/air-captive/mac/Adobe AIR.framework/ to /Template.app/Contents/Frameworks/
1. IMPORTAN NOTE: ¡Dont confuse /runtimes/air-captive and /runtimes/air folders!
8. Now, depending from what platform the game is, the folder that we need could be the next ones: 
1. On macOS .app the folder should be /Game.app/Contents/Resources/
2. On Windows and i think Linux too, should be the game folder itself
3. On iOS, should be the root of Game.app
4. In any Case the game data folder should contain a "META-INF" folder and a .swf file, if you find it, copy game data folder to /Template.app/Contents/ and rename it to "Resources"
9. Open Info.plist and modify the next keys:
1. at <key>CFBundleExecutable</key> Replace the <string> with CaptiveAppEntry
2. at <key>CFBundleIdentifier</key> Modify the identifier so you prevent possible minimal problems at the Operative System
3. Optionally, you can add this, so you can copy a macOS icon to Resources, only add it if you are porting an app from a different platform thats not macOS:
4.   <key>CFBundleIconFile</key>
5.   <string>icon.icns</string>
10. ¡Now the game is ready! you can just run it and see how it works
11. Otherwise, you should try to make a common AIR app

Porting the app as a common AIR app

Is the same as above, but:

•  Instead of CaptiveAppEntry you must use ExtendedAppEntryTemplate64 from /AIRSDK_MacOS/runtimes/air/mac/Adobe AIR.framework/Versions/1.0/Resources/ExtendedAppEntryTemplate64
• IMPORTAN NOTE: ¡Dont confuse /runtimes/air-captive and /runtimes/air folders!
• Instead of Adobe AIR.framework from /runtimes/air-captive/ you must use the one from /runtimes/air/
• Remember to use the correct executable name when editing Info.plist

Troubleshooting

Trying an old AIR runtime

Some important update happened at some AIR version where certain apps would not work, so in that case you could try to use an SDK BELOW AIR 33.1.1.758 (all of them can be found HERE), sadly, these old AIR versions are only available as Intel Binaries on Mac.

¡¡My app wont run!!

Did you forgot to replace the "Template" from /Contents/MacOS/ and change the executable name from Info.plist?...

Gravi port for macOS (Porting a Unity 4 Game from Windows to macOS)

 Another copypaste, this case is from an old post where i got an old version of a game named Gravi running on mac through Rosetta 2, i could not get to run the latest one, however with some research and effort someone could do it...

Anyways, here is the copypaste:


Consider this thread as part of this other

Other unity windows/linux games may work too

I got an old version of GRAVI running on rosetta2 using the guides from here and here, i tested the old and the newer version of the game, but the newer will crash with a black screen (older was based on unity 4.5.5f1 while the newer would be 2020.3.33f1, the how it works for the unityplayer changes a lot at 2020 and i think it would be a LOT of harder making work games made in newer unity versions.)

but well, the thing is basically the same but you need to move some extra folders:

NOTE: FILE PATHS AND RESOURCES MAY CHANGE ON DIFFERENT UNITY VERSIONS, THIS IS AN EXAMPLE FOR A UNITY 4.5.5F1 GAME

To Download the game write in your web browser "steam://open/console" and open steam, then write on it "download\_depot 247310 247311 5524942055625287734" (only do this if you have gravi on steam)

Pick up the UnityPlayer that you downloaded and copy it to somewhere, show package contents

Move the "Gravi\_Steam\_v1.13b\_Data" Folder to inside "Contents" folder and rename it to simply "Data"

now go inside the Data folder and look for the "Plugins" and "Resources" Folder

then do the next: Copy the Plugins Folder to the main "Contents" folder

go inside the "Resources" Folder that you look before and copy everything inside to the Resources folder that is inside the main Contents Folder

Now you can run the game the most "Natively" (Rosetta) way on your mac :)

also, screenshot (it looks like Blogspot lowered the image quality...)