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mFurc... Furcadia is a free online community, started in 1996. It has become a second home to thousands of players. mFurc is a full-featured client for Mac OS X that lets you connect to the Furcadia server, download user-created content, and chat with friends.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 5.1.2:
  • Switched from using CFBitVector to a raw memory block in GTPatchAnimationContext. This may or may not resolve the recent spate of crashes.
  • Removed cached version numbers from the PackageMaker project file, which were causing the wrong installation behaviour on some systems.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later.
RELATED LINKS
    You may want to download some of the following software to make mFurc even cooler!

  • Growl: displays notifications on your screen when you receive a whisper or hear a Totem keyword.
  • Smart Crash Reports: sends debugging information to me if mFurc crashes while you're using it.
  • Flip4Mac Windows Media Components for QuickTime: enables support for Windows Media Audio playback in dreams (including Theriopolis.)
  • Xiph QuickTime Components: enables support for Ogg Vorbis playback in dreams.

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Developer:Jonathan Grynspan
Downloads:5,061
  - Version d/l:369
Internet:Chat
License:Free
Date:14 Feb 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    mFurc User Reviews (1 post)Write A Review
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    May 11 2007

    STORMWATCH  mFurc is a pretty good port of "Furcadia". It lacks some important features (mainly, character creation, so you must have created one with the Windows client first). But since it was done without access to the source, it's still quite a feat. Kudos to the developer.

    The only thing that annoys me is that support for G3 was recently removed. Why? How come my old iMac can run "Quake III" just fine, but not something much older and simpler?  
    (Version 2.04)

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