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I used Codex 5.6 Sol to get RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 running natively on iPad. This is built on OpenRCT2, the open-source engine their team has poured years into. I compiled it to a native ARM64 iPad app and built the touch controls on top. No emulator, no x86, no... show more

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

Full build-and-run guide is on GitHub. Bring data from your own legally owned RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 copy and you can get it running on your iPad.

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

The build: one goal-based prompt after a ton of research, and Codex 5.6 Sol ran for hours doing the bulk of it. I spent the rest of my time building and tuning the touch layer and fixing bugs. Keyboard, mouse, and trackpad also work. It's easy to play and the touch controls are great. Huge credit to the OpenRCT2 team, none of this exists without their engine. If you've got an old RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 copy sitting around, pull it down and play it on your iPad!

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Caratvor 2 Monaten

This is mad. RCT2 on iPad native with touch controls is the dream. Open sourcing it too? That's the move.

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

enjoy! let me know if you try it out!

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John 𓁣𓆃vor 2 Monaten

Can someone please run sims 1 on a website, aren’t we there yet?

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

Sims 1 is super tricky. I'm looking into it.

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Emad Ghorbaniniavor 2 Monaten

This is the best kind of agent flex — not a benchmark score, a childhood game running natively because someone got annoyed enough to finish it. More of this, less 'we scored X% on SWE-bench.'

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

Totally agree. Bring back the fun.

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KingDankKushvor 2 Monaten

This is amazing! RTC2 is an all time great!

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Matthias Reinholzvor 2 Monaten

@dkundel I loved that game

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Ashley Naranjovor 2 Monaten

wild that OpenRCT2 can compile to ARM64 without major surgery. touch controls for path building must have been a nightmare to get right

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Jeremyvor 2 Monaten

Excellent work!

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Phillip Lanosvor 2 Monaten

🔥

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Censrvor 2 Monaten

Nice work! I used to play this all the time back when it came out.

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Misael Landerosvor 2 Monaten

@Dimillian You mean

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

@Dimillian This is a different version, different engine, different UI

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Max Cartervor 2 Monaten

StarCraft would be fkin crazy

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jeantimexvor 2 Monaten

This is pretty crazy!

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DedCatsonvor 2 Monaten

best game ever made

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gui dávidvor 2 Monaten

do caesar III now

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

Caesar III actually is quite doable. I'll put it on the list for next week.

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gui dávidvor 2 Monaten

yeah check out augustus, great active open source community

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Daily Patch Notesvor 2 Monaten

porting space gotta be sooooo fun right now.

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Diegovor 2 Monaten

Please do android next

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Andrew Ginnsvor 2 Monaten

Hey @Dimillian your games got some competition

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Rick A.F.vor 2 Monaten

okay, thats impressive. One of my fav games from back then

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𝔇𝔯𝔞𝔱𝔲𝔫𝔞vor 2 Monaten

Now THAT's what you call REAL AI usage. Porting a Windows game natively onto ARM-based IPAD. I'm betting out there someone is trying to get Cyberpunk running on an iPad. Do something that nobody has ever done before instead of just engagement farming with AI slop videos and that stuff.

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devastatindave.ethvor 2 Monaten

first actual impressive thing I've seen a clanker do not bad I don't even wanna know what it cost and how many tokens were burned lol

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

Not much. Other projects by comparison have proven to be 100x more complex and way more burn.

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Johnvor 2 Monaten

The last time I read about this program was from @AutismCapital

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ANTHONY 🐬🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

I have a genuine question, can you generate a roller coaster that launches the people off into the abyss? The App Store iOS doesn’t allow this anymore and it was an integral part to roller coaster tycoon back in the 90s.

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

Yes

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Jamievor 2 Monaten

Next hospital tycoon

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Dylan Callahanvor 2 Monaten

This makes me want to see what Sol would build while playing the game

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Kahrisvor 2 Monaten

😂 I didn't want to burn more tokens to find out. It's a bad amusement park manager.

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Dylan Callahanvor 2 Monaten

Lol 😂 computer use is so fun to watch

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marc tuiniervor 2 Monaten

Now we’re talking

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Daeshawn | Nargisvor 2 Monaten

I love everything about this

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Feminist Final Boss.vor 2 Monaten

At least you work at open a.i. unlike google engineers building with fable on iPad.

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AI Mastery Guidevor 2 Monaten

RCT2 running natively on iPad with no emulator is such a nostalgia hit

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Gates 🦞vor 2 Monaten

This is amazing! Just got a new follower

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Stu 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

Beautiful.

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Maclainevor 2 Monaten

🥹

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slippyvor 2 Monaten

@ben3bil I have an Intel IPad :(

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Jesse Waitesvor 2 Monaten

@OpenAIDevs This is absolutely amazing. Is there anyway I could get you to talk about this on my podcast?

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Kahris

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Super Smash Bros. Melee, running natively on iOS and iPadOS for the first time. Instead of emulating the GameCube CPU while you play, Melee’s original code is converted ahead of time and compiled into native Apple code. MeleePad builds on ExpansionPak’s DolRecomp and ModernGekko, plus years of work from the Dolphin team. I used Codex 5.6 Sol to build the Melee-specific iPhone and iPad app on top, with touch controls, controller support, higher resolutions, saves, and settings. Preview 2 is focused on online play. Private rooms with simple shareable codes already work in development, and I’m building an in-app list of open games. Melee is one of the most legendary games ever made. People never really stopped playing it, and I certainly didn’t. I loved getting this working, and I’m excited for people to check it out. Preview IPA below.

Super Smash Bros. Melee, running natively on iOS and iPadOS for the first time. Instead of emulating the GameCube CPU while you play, Melee’s original code is converted ahead of time and compiled into native Apple code. MeleePad builds on ExpansionPak’s DolRecomp and ModernGekko, plus years of work from the Dolphin team. I used Codex 5.6 Sol to build the Melee-specific iPhone and iPad app on top, with touch controls, controller support, higher resolutions, saves, and settings. Preview 2 is focused on online play. Private rooms with simple shareable codes already work in development, and I’m building an in-app list of open games. Melee is one of the most legendary games ever made. People never really stopped playing it, and I certainly didn’t. I loved getting this working, and I’m excited for people to check it out. Preview IPA below.

Kahris

116,297 Aufrufe • vor 22 Tagen

Mario Kart Wii, running natively on iPhone and iPad for the first time. Not through Dolphin. Not streamed from a Mac. KartPad builds on WiiCompiled’s static-recompilation work, and I built the Apple app around that foundation. At 4× internal resolution, it looks absurdly good. Touch controls, motion steering, controller support, local multiplayer, online multiplayer, direct WBFS/ISO import from Files, and proper saves. It works beautifully on both iPhone and iPad. Mario Kart Wii in your hands, sharper than you remember it, and ready to race online starting tomorrow.

Mario Kart Wii, running natively on iPhone and iPad for the first time. Not through Dolphin. Not streamed from a Mac. KartPad builds on WiiCompiled’s static-recompilation work, and I built the Apple app around that foundation. At 4× internal resolution, it looks absurdly good. Touch controls, motion steering, controller support, local multiplayer, online multiplayer, direct WBFS/ISO import from Files, and proper saves. It works beautifully on both iPhone and iPad. Mario Kart Wii in your hands, sharper than you remember it, and ready to race online starting tomorrow.

Kahris

1,285,568 Aufrufe • vor 25 Tagen

Mario Kart Wii, running natively on Android with online play via Retro Rewind for the very first time. KartPad builds on patchzyy’s WiiCompiled and the Retro Rewind team’s work. WiiCompiled provides the static recompilation; I’m building the Android app and platform integration around it. Native ARM64, Vulkan rendering, customizable touch controls, tilt steering, and controller support. Original Mario Kart Wii and Retro Rewind, together in one app. Android joins iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Here it is running on my Pixel 9 Pro XL. Repo and more info below.

Mario Kart Wii, running natively on Android with online play via Retro Rewind for the very first time. KartPad builds on patchzyy’s WiiCompiled and the Retro Rewind team’s work. WiiCompiled provides the static recompilation; I’m building the Android app and platform integration around it. Native ARM64, Vulkan rendering, customizable touch controls, tilt steering, and controller support. Original Mario Kart Wii and Retro Rewind, together in one app. Android joins iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Here it is running on my Pixel 9 Pro XL. Repo and more info below.

Kahris

139,086 Aufrufe • vor 18 Tagen