ADD THE GAME TO MAC

[Pixeldiagripha]

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[JustThatOneGuy13]

Originally posted by xXNumerousDeathXx:

Unfortunately, the program Scott uses to make the games does not support Mac. So it would be impossible to port it over.

It does support Mac due to an exporter.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/574330/Mac_Exporter/

[Oppenheimer]

Originally posted by Dalek Supreme:

Install Wine on your Mac. It's a program that runs windows .exe's on mac with no issue. I use it when I'm away from my gaming PC when I have my Mac with me. It's either called wine or wine bottler. Give me an email or something where I can send you a mediafire link so I can send you FNAF world and Pizzeria Simulator.

Hey, could you send a mediafire link for Pizzera Simulator to me? That would be awesome...

[Pixeldiagripha]

Originally posted by xXNumerousDeathXx:

Unfortunately, the program Scott uses to make the games does not support Mac. So it would be impossible to port it over.

But how did the the othe fnaf games come to mac?

[Pixeldiagripha]

Originally posted by JustThatOneGuy:

Originally posted by xXNumerousDeathXx:

Unfortunately, the program Scott uses to make the games does not support Mac. So it would be impossible to port it over.

It does support Mac due to an exporter.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/574330/Mac_Exporter/

50 dollars for an exporter.. wow

[SneakyTW]

Originally posted by xXNumerousDeathXx:

Unfortunately, the program Scott uses to make the games does not support Mac. So it would be impossible to port it over.

Actually I own Clickteam Fusion 2.5. It does support Mac export.

[SneakyTW]

Originally posted by The Beast:

Originally posted by JustThatOneGuy:

It does support Mac due to an exporter.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/574330/Mac_Exporter/

50 dollars for an exporter.. wow

Trust me, $50 for software and export modules is nothing when you're a game developer.

[SneakyTW]

If you wanna know some expensive game development tools, look at 3ds max. Scott uses it and it's about $3000 to $6000 for a license. Or around $200 a month.

[Weshek]

Originally posted by xXNumerousDeathXx:

Unfortunately, the program Scott uses to make the games does not support Mac. So it would be impossible to port it over.

No dip, Sherlock.

[JustThatOneGuy13]

Originally posted by The Beast:

Originally posted by JustThatOneGuy:

It does support Mac due to an exporter.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/574330/Mac_Exporter/

50 dollars for an exporter.. wow

$50 is probally pocket change when looking at Scott's sucess.

[Darehender]

Originally posted by The Beast:

Originally posted by 𝕎𝕖𝕤𝕙𝕖𝕜™:

Complaining and crying about it isn't going to help your case. An easier solution: Get a PC.

Jeez. If my parents would let me get a pc that i could but They always say they a prone to viruses...

Macs get viruses too.. pcs have better antivirus, like Comodo.. best antivirus around, even the free version.

[Tipoff Giggots]

Get a pc, ♥♥♥♥ macs, tell ur parents to educate themselves. Pc's are better, apple sucks, u only really get a virus if you click on ads, etc.

[JustThatOneGuy13]

I like how people are saying people should get window computers like FNAF is the most demanding game ever.

[Celltastic]

Muc iz nu god mac sux

[Raggedy Man]

Originally posted by Baby Boss:

I wish it was on Gamejolt then we could just use wine, but unfortunately you can't use wine with Steam games...

Because scotts games are literally just executables, you can use wine to run them. Just copy the .exe game from the steam folder on a windows pc if you own the .exe on steam and paste it onto your Mac. I did that for all the FNAF games seeing as though I own them and they work perfectly.

[Raggedy Man]

Originally posted by JustThatOneGuy:

Originally posted by The Beast:

50 dollars for an exporter.. wow

$50 is probally pocket change when looking at Scott's sucess.

I don't believe Scott Cawthon uses click team :/