Zag 1.1.0 Glulx interpreter released

Technical Development Interpreters
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I have released Zag 1.1.0, the Java Glulx interpreter. This release comes with lots of bug fixes, improvements and new features.

  • Font anti-aliasing (can be turned off)
  • Separate native launchers for Windows, Linux and Max OSX
  • Support for OGG Vorbis audio
  • Loading of games with drag&drop
  • Unicode support
  • Data files are saved and loaded correctly
  • Lots of small fixes under the hood to improve game speed

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Someone has this archive?
Thanks.

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Is this it?

http://www.ifarchive.org/indexes/if-archiveXprogrammingXglulxXinterpretersXzag.html

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Zag github repo – it’s up to 1.1.2 as of 2017.

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Thank you. I am gamer, not a developer and I’m looking for a good working glulx app for my Android tablet.

Have you an apk file, please?

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Sorry, Zag isn’t for Android.

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Oops! I’m sorry. I often wander around internet looking for a glulxe interpreter better than Fabularium.
By the way I am happy you are back here.

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I’m still observing this thread and of course the Github repo.
If there had been more interest in Zag, I might have gone ahead and ported it to Android. But it is a lot of work for only a handful potential users.
All the code for the interpreter and Glk/Glulx is porperly separated from the GUI. So all that would be necessary, is to write a new GUI for Android.
If anyone wants. to cooperate on that, then I’m still game.

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You are super, but here there are some threads about the massive number of android dispositives and the low number of IF users of this platform.

My problem as a betatester is that Fabularium doesn’t make good transcripts and Hunky Punk doesn’t support glulxe games.