Hi Yannada, it will be quite a long time (many years at minimum) before I could think of attempting any kind of native osx version.

I wish I could do it, but it will take quite a large amount of work, I just don't have the time or resources available to work on it anytime soon.

I have thought about doing some work to make MoI run better under Parallels, which would involve making an option for it to run using OpenGL instead of Direct3D. That is a far more achievable goal.

But it will still be a while before I'll even be able to work on that. There are still many new modeling features that I have placed at a higher priority than that for now.

Sorry,
- Michael

Thanks for you reply and I agree top priority should be modeling features, But I must say OSX IS ALL THE MONEY.

I think OSX is great too!

But unfortunately I just don't have any experience in programming for it...

Since I have so limited resources, I have to be careful not to get spread too thin. If I try to do too many things it will all end up being mediocre. I have to be more focused and careful of where I spend my time to be able to get the best results.

Someday it will be great to try it, but if I had tried to do it for MoI version 1.0, I basically would only have half of the features that I currently do, it would never have really gotten off the ground.

- Michael

I totally agree and all I can do to help is buying V1.0, I wish I was a programmer hehe.