right click the .app and then click show package contents to view inside of it...... also were is the repo? i wanna try to build a OSX 10.4 version
If you want to to compile NetRadiant on OS X, you can build it using fink or macports.
The makefile was written to use Fink but I use macports because it's more up-to-date
and looks more like linux, which is easier for me.
You can get the NetRadiant source code from svn://svn.icculus.org/netradiant/trunk
or just grub the copy from
my website.
- You need X11 and XCode
- Install
macports (read the instructions on the website etc...)
- Open a terminal and install the necessary dependencies:
sudo port -v install gtk2
sudo port -v install gtkglext
(I might be missing a few here)
- Unzip the netradiant source code somewhere and go to the directory:
cd
tar xjf netradiant-395-src.tar.bz2
cd netradiant-395-src
- Edit the file Makefile.conf and add the following lines:
BUILD=release
RADIANT_ABOUTMSG=Custom build
EXE=bin
CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/X11/include/ -I/opt/local/include/
LDFLAGS=-L/usr/X11/lib -L/opt/local/lib
- Edit the file install-dylibs.h. On the first line it will have the text #!/bin/sh.
On the following line, write:
exit 0
- Compile the code:
make
If all goes well, it will create a directory called
installcontaining an application bundle.
You probably can not start radiant by clicking on the bundle, you will have to look
inside the bundle and find radiant.bin (make sure you have X11 running).
Good luck.