: Welcome back from stasis! lol
: In my computer system preferences, there's a setting called "Mac OS
: classic" which lets me run old applications. If you don't have it for
: some reason then switch to system OS 9 to run it by going to system
: preferences, and going to startup disk. I don't know how to upgrade forge
: maps to Aleph one though. There's also new forge's for Mac called:
: 'Pfhorge" and I think other ones.
: -Marathoner325
This won't exist on Intel Macs, nor on Macs with Leopard installed.
Pfhorge, Forgery, Smithy, MEJ, and a handful of other projects are currently underway with eventual goals of being Forge replacements, but none are what I would call usable at the moment.
There are a pair of emulation tools, Basilisk II and Sheepshaver, both of which will let you run Forge if you have a disk image and an old Mac ROM, and this route is (by my judgment) the most popular these days among mappers without access to old hardware. If you don't have access to things like a disk image or an old Mac ROM, you might be able to discretely email one of them and ask politely, and maybe someone can help you from there if you can't figure out how to put the (easy) pieces together.
