User System Specs

[Xzorn]

Computer Type: iMac

Mac OS Version:  10.4.11

Processor:  2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

RAM:  3 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

Video Card: ATI  Raedon X1600  128 MB

Planeshift Runs:  yes and no.

The Game shuts down when I enter areas that are graphic intensive and sometimes when a new area loads.

See here for details:  http://hydlaa.com/smf/index.php?topic=31748.0

Average FPS:  60

Bugs encountered:  Not sure if it's a bug or if it's just my computer, but see above.

[Zarty]

Computer Type: iMac

Mac OS Version:  10.5.2

Processor:  2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

RAM:  2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

Video Card: ATI  Raedon X1600  256 MB

Planeshift Runs:  yes (with 0.4 and video implementations)

[froggontherocks]

Computer type (MacBook):
Mac OS Version (10.4.11):
Processor (Intel 2ghz):
RAM:2ghz
Video Card (GMA 950, 64mb):

Planeshift runs (y/n):Y
Average FPS: don't know
Platform-specific bugs encountered: Everytime i quit it errors out and the updater does not seem to work. Also I've noticed no creatures really seem to move or fight back.

[Egadulos]

Computer type (i.e. Powerbook, G4 Tower, etc): MacBook
Mac OS Version (x.x.x): 10.5.2
Processor (speed, type): 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo
RAM: 2GB
Video Card (type, VRAM): GMA X3100 (integrated)
  VRAM (Total):   144 MB (borrowed from main memory)

Planeshift runs (y/n): Y
Average FPS: haven't checked yet, but it does run smoothly
Platform-specific bugs encountered: ctrl-click "right ckick" doesn't work, psclient doesn't quit properly (i.e. error on quit)

[sdrls]

Computer Type: iMac

Mac OS Version:  10.5.2

Processor:  2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

RAM:  2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

Video Card: ATI  Raedon X1600  256 MB

Planeshift Runs:  perfectly

[player_of_games]

Computer type: ibook
Mac OS Version: 10.4.11
Processor: 800Mhz, G3!
RAM: 640
Video Card: ATI Mob. Radeon 7500, 32Mb:

Planeshift runs: y
Average FPS: not many (5-15 i guess)
Platform-specific bugs: The usual client-crashes-on-quit and some graphic glitches and black textures at certain areas (sewers for ex.).

Comment: Hydlaa playable with sound in 800x600 with 32bit and 1/8th texture downsampling.

[Zarn The Mad]

Computer type (i.e. Powerbook, G4 Tower, etc): Mac Pro
Mac OS Version (x.x.x): 10.4.11
Processor (speed, type): 3.0 GHz, Dual-Core Intel Xeon (x2)
RAM: 2 GB
Video Card (type, VRAM): ATI Radeon X1900 XT, 512 MB

Planeshift runs (y/n): y
Average FPS:
Platform-specific bugs encountered:   Graphics freezes & game/system lockups

[FlySaab]

Power Mac G4 Tower
Mac OS 10.4.11
2x1.0GHz
1.5GB RAM
nVidia GForce 4 Ti 4600, 128MB

Planeshift did not run, pssetup and psclient crashed on startup. Edited r3dopengl.cfg to set texture mapping to false and it starts. Didn't get account verification yet, so cannot comment on other items.

[Baulele]

Computer type: MacBook
Mac OS Version: 10.4.11
Processor: 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
RAM: 2GB 667Ghz DDR2 SDRAM
Video Card: Intel GMA 950

Planeshift runs: yes...  4.00 worked well, 4.01 does not work! 
Average FPS: Not sure
Platform-specific bugs encountered:
- slow performance in Hydlaa plaza (near the Laanx temple), Winch area, Bronze Doors area (half the map is blacked out at BD).

Thanks for taking care of us Mac die-hards! 

[nendo]

computer type: powerbook g4
platform: mac os x 10.5
processor: 1.67 ghz
ram:512mb
grafic card:ATI Mobility Radeon 9700

planeshift runs (y/n) : y . version 0.4.01
average fps : 250
Platform-specific bugs encountered: some problems with the grafics on all the windows like items, guild, stats ect ect. all the windows appears with little purple and green pixels. i can see what is write but not  what's around it.I have to say that i have already copied the 2 phrases from the readme at the en of the psclient.cfg.

thank you

 

[Mini]

Computer type (i.e. Powerbook, G4 Tower, etc): eMac 2nd Gen
Mac OS Version (x.x.x): 10.4.11
Processor (speed, type): 700 MHz, PowerPC G4
RAM: 768 MB SDRAM
Video Card (type, VRAM): NVIDIA GeForce2 MX, 32 MB

Planeshift runs (y/n): N
Average FPS: 0
Platform-specific bugs encountered:
cant use updater and game doesnt launch

[Oriten]

Computer type: iMac G5
Mac OS Version: 10.4.11
Processor: 2GHz, PowerPC G4
RAM: 1GB
Video Card (type, VRAM): ATI Radeon 9600: 128 MB

Planeshift runs (y/n): Y (although just recently No - http://hydlaa.com/smf/index.php?topic=33194.0
Average FPS: Not too sure - but ATI settings at max with 4.0 and 4.01, in-game distance options set to 1000. Mostly no need anymore for using Adaptive Settings in-game
Platform-specific bugs encountered: No more lag in Hydlaa since 4.01 (new lag problems with Oja Road 2) and a range of new bugs since 4.01 (all show up in the bugtracker). Guildhouse is also now very laggy, but could be due to amount of items stored in there, but it was fine with 4.0... GMs have been most helpful in moving my character when needed 

[Pilieser]

[upgraded my mac, so I post a new reply]

Computer type: iMac Intel 24"
Mac OS Version: 10.5.5
Processor: 2.8 Ghz intel core 2 duo
RAM: 4GB
Video Card (type, VRAM): ATI,RadionHD2600, 256mb


No real big issues, it runned fine. Except some area's where exceptional dark. So I used the shader bug to fix this.
Further, it runs very smooth. A map loads like in 2-3 seconds!! Wow!! Stability is good, no crashes at all.

[Niko_Nokturno]

Computer type: MacBook
Mac OS Version: 10.5.5
Processor: 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
RAM: 2 GB
Video Card (type, VRAM): Intel GMA X3100, 144 MB

The game does not work at all. I haven't even been able to begin playing this. I get to open the launch window and that's it!

Here's the link to the thread I posted. Hope I can get some help!
http://hydlaa.com/smf/index.php?topic=33722.msg387879#msg387879

[Raletim]

Computer type: Macbook
Mac OS Version: 10.4.11
Processor: 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
RAM: 1 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRMA (hope this is right?)
Video Card (type, VRAM): Intel GMA 950, 64 MB (again, hope this is the right information that you are looking for?)

It runs pretty well and I've used several fixes for small issues.
However, there is at least one gap in the maps between OjaRoad1 and Hydlaa. Can't get any further to find more gaps...