[Other Tutorial] Apps that can make your Mac run RMXP!

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History aside, I will teach you guys how to rock RMXP on a OS X computer! :D
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Some apps that can make you run RMXP are stated below:
1. VMWare Fusion (originally posted by me) :


2. Wine (originally posted by me, FL stated that this works on linux too.)

3. CrossOver (originally posted by Zeak6464) :
https://www.codeweavers.com/products.../products/


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no , there is a much better way but it will cost you 60$ ... try the free trial first to see if you like it .

https://www.codeweavers.com/product...eferrer=https://www.codeweavers.com/products/

CrossOver runs thousands of different Windows programs on Mac. From productivity, utility, games, and design software-Windows software never looked better when launched right from the Mac dock with CrossOver Mac. Easily switch between Mac and Windows programs without rebooting, without using a virtual machine and without purchasing a Windows license. Windows programs gain native Mac functionality like copy & paste, keyboard shortcuts, and Mission Control.

There's an even easier way:

Don't use mac.

I personally use parallels, because I got rmxp on Steam (for some dumb reason) and now that's the only way I can access it.

Zeak6464 said:

no , there is a much better way but it will cost you 60$ ... try the free trial first to see if you like it .

https://www.codeweavers.com/product...eferrer=https://www.codeweavers.com/products/

CrossOver runs thousands of different Windows programs on Mac. From productivity, utility, games, and design software-Windows software never looked better when launched right from the Mac dock with CrossOver Mac. Easily switch between Mac and Windows programs without rebooting, without using a virtual machine and without purchasing a Windows license. Windows programs gain native Mac functionality like copy & paste, keyboard shortcuts, and Mission Control.

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There is also an app called Wine for mac, my brother uses it and it works perfectly.
I'll add your quote in the thread :)

TheMarkCrafter said:

There is also an app called Wine for mac, my brother uses it and it works perfectly.
I'll add your quote in the thread :)

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I guess that this is the best approach for the editor and also works on Linux. I like the Wineskin using the workaround for midis.

FL said:

I guess that this is the best approach for the editor and also works on Linux. I like the Wineskin using the workaround for midis.

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Thanks! *posted*
I remember you were a helpful guy ^.^