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Frets on Fire is a game of musical skill and fast fingers. The aim of the game is to play guitar with the keyboard as accurately as possible.
Features:
Features:
- Unique inverted keyboard gameplay style
- Support for guitar controllers and generic joysticks
- Includes a song editor for making your own tunes
- Submit your scores to the World Charts
- Hundreds of songs composed by the community
- Supports importing Guitar Hero™ I and Guitar Hero™ II songs
- Multiplatform; runs on Windows™, Linux®, Mac OS X™
What's New
Version 1.3.110:
This is a minor maintenance release of Frets on Fire. Various bugs were fixed and some performance improvements were made throughout the game. Most notably, Mac OS X support was brought up to date.
Changes:- Wrote concise instructions for building and installing the game.
- Removed runtime SVG support. All images must be pre-rasterized as PNG graphics now. This also removes the dependency on Amanith, making the game simpler to build and package.
- Reworked the build system. Now an installation package can be created with a single command for Windows and Mac OS X.
- Added textured fretboard strings and bars.
- Updated the translations.
Version 1.3.110:
This is a minor maintenance release of Frets on Fire. Various bugs were fixed and some performance improvements were made throughout the game. Most notably, Mac OS X support was brought up to date.
Changes:- Wrote concise instructions for building and installing the game.
- Removed runtime SVG support. All images must be pre-rasterized as PNG graphics now. This more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Frets On Fire User Discussion (Write a Review)
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Frets on Fire is a game of musical skill and fast fingers. The aim of the game is to play guitar with the keyboard as accurately as possible.
Features:
Features:
- Unique inverted keyboard gameplay style
- Support for guitar controllers and generic joysticks
- Includes a song editor for making your own tunes
- Submit your scores to the World Charts
- Hundreds of songs composed by the community
- Supports importing Guitar Hero™ I and Guitar Hero™ II songs
- Multiplatform; runs on Windows™, Linux®, Mac OS X™ and FreeBSD®
- Open source, full Python source code available
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Hubbin reviewed on 07 Dec 2008
This is version 1.1.324 with the guitar hero+rf mod integrated in as much as possible. It will work with both ppc and intel macs as soon as you unzip it.
The background during song playing isn't correct, but this is leagues ahead (in my opinion) over the baseline dysfunctional .324 and .451.
I'm posting this because this game is great, but really needs a bigger fan base for more support.
I have no idea about the inner workings of the python code, but somehow I got this stuff to work.
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ILLGIVEUMORALITY's linked copy worked for me tho.
http://www.mediafire.com/?uxmnvpmp1dz
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-Dual 1GHz
-1.25GB Ram
-OS X 10.5.4
I have a mac osx 10.3.9 (power pc g5)
I am using a 12" g4 1.5ghx powerbook OSX 10.4.9 768MG ram --> obviously ppc
I got build 324 from a forum and did the font replacement hack, and it works. Still, some of the fonts don't work and it occasionally crashes.
Is the developer just not committed to ppc anymore?
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This was on a PPC Mac, by the way.
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Right click on the application, select Show Package Contents. Under Contents/Resources/data replace the default.tff with another .tff file (obivoulsy you need to rename the new .tff file to default.tff).
mswfujowdffyc reviewed on 07 Jan 2007
Plus, the keyboard makes a decent (though dorky) guitar substitute.
Overall, perfectly does what it means to do and looks pretty good to boot.
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It just gives crash reports again and again.
My Mac is iBook G4, Tiger.
i am going to download it on my g5 and see if it works on that thanks jake
I'm really looking forward to being able to play this. Thanks.
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Then in the Applications folder, right click "Frets On Fire" and select "Show Package Contents".
From the new window, browse to Contents/Resources/data, then select default.ttf and do File->Duplicate.
Next, in another Finder window, navigate to /Library/Fonts (not in your home directory, but from your hard drive root), copy Chalkboard.tff and paste it into the other Finder's directory.
Rename that new Chalkboard.tff to default.ttf, and you're done!