Recent content by Halcyon

Hi @joshc, glad to hear it. And thanks for selling me that 6100 some years ago! It's still alive and well.

This works by running the original module Motorola 68k code from the module using Musashi, then handling the A-line traps to perform equivalent behaviors that the Macintosh Toolbox would do on a real Mac. The early modules below AD 3.0 are really simple in that they don't depend on any shared...

I've released v1.0b2 with support for modules with existing keyboard bindings. https://morphing.cloud/lunacy/ Thanks again to @thecloud for the assist.

Figured it out: the module that was not working has keybindings stored in the LFky resource from a previous life. I'll fix this in the next build. Thanks thecloud for your help sorting this out!

Interesting. If you can share the file with me or point me at a source, I’d like to take a look. In the meantime I’ll add checksum validation to the next build to catch this up front.

thecloud : By any chance are you running Karabiner-Elements or any other keyboard intercept-y software?

That's a good question that I hadn't considered. I'm on a US MacBook Pro and US Apple Touch ID keyboard myself. I'll figure out how to test out other layouts.

Curious. Is this with the built-in MBP keyboard? Does hitting Caps Lock or Control multiple times toggle you in and out of game mode back to the title screen, or does that go dead too?

I dug out of my closet my old Intel 13" MacBook Pro running Ventura and it seems to work there as well. I'm using the default control bindings. Custom controls _seem_ to work, but I haven't tested them extensively yet.

So far I've tested successfully on Tahoe with an M1 MacBook and M1 MacBook Pro using either a built-in or external Apple keyboard.

Oof. Sorry to hear that, but thanks for giving it a shot. I'll see if I can round up something running Sequoia to reproduce it.

Hello! I've built a macOS app that emulates enough of the After Dark engine to run the original Lunatic Fringe After Dark module file, inspired by Greg Parker's Fringe Player. As with Fringe Player, the catch is that you have to provide the Lunatic Fringe module from an install of More After...

Thanks, good to know it’s not a universal affliction!

I recently acquired an Apple 17" Studio Display (M7649) from eBay and noticed that the power light in the lower right of the display has a unexpectedly orange hue. My first thought was there was some dirt inside the display, or that an LED was bad, but then in this teardown video the author...

Hi @Geekybit, will you have another batch of these for sale at some point?