I understand QTKit is not fully 64-bit, which prevents Riven X from being built as 64-bit (specifically, it seems QTVisualContextRef is not available in 64-bit). What alternatives are there to move forward to 64-bit?

[edit] I see there's another branch with ffmpeg. What state is this in?

Does anyone know how the accuracy/completeness of Riven X compares with ScummVM?

I've been trying to get this program to compile on Xcode 10.1 to no avail. I even got the SDK for Mac OSX 10.11 all loaded into Xcode, however a whole host of errors pop up.

I really think a version of the latest code should be compiled by someone who knows how and just submitted to cnet or a download link on the GitHub description page, or other places on the web. 0.9.8 is the last release that can found which is super old and it 32-bit only so won't survive the cuts-off from Apple in the next version of macOS.

I really love this program, and others probably appreciate it too, but are unable to jump through the hoops to get it. A pre-compiled application would be a real big help to keep this project alive to the public.

Downloaded v0.9.8 (branch 'trunk' r631) and am trying to run it on OS X 10.13.4 High Sierra (MacBook Pro Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013). Audio loads for the game, but no frames render and the main screen is black.

Hi, when I build the latest version of Riven X on Xcode 9.3 OSX 10.13.3, "Debug" is no longer an option in the menu bar. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

Is there some way to save my current Riven X game and convert it to a format that will be compatible with ScummVM / Steam versions?

I have just purchased the 25th Anniversary package on Steam and was hoping to pick up my game there on my girlfriend's computer.

Trying to build this in Xcode 7 but I'm getting errors:
MHKArchive.m:39:59: Cast from 'const void *' to 'MHK_file_table_entry **' drops const qualifier

Not sure how to fix this. Do you have a pre-built package anywhere?

Cyan is doing an already-wildly-successful Kickstarter to update all the Myst games for Myst's 25th anniversary. They're only officially targeting Windows 10, but because it's so successful, they have expressed their desire in multiple project updates to do something for Mac users, too.

Would it be okay if I drew their attention to this project, in the hopes that it can be made official? Or would you rather stay under the radar? I posted on one of their Facebook walls about it, but quickly deleted it when I realized I should ask first.