This post deals quickly with how to solve the issue of seeing an ‘Image not found’ error while running an application linked to the GlkClient framework.

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GlkTerm is a simple application designed to help with writing glk client applications. Download this if you want to write a new IF interpreter on OS X, or if you want to port an existing one.

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Zoom 1.1.0 has been released. This version fixes all the remaining known major bugs in 1.1.0beta3. As usual, accompanying this release is an updated version of CocoaGlk, version 1.0.2.

There is also an updated manual for this version of Zoom.

Zoom 1.1.0beta3 has been released. This version contains many important bug fixes over the previous version, considerably improving the way that Glulx games play. It also has a couple of useful new features: a context-sensitive notes window for keeping notes on specific games, and the ability to save out transcripts and recordings of the current play session. Additionally, CocoaGlk version 1.0.1 is now available for download. This includes the enhancements in the new version of Zoom.

Zoom 1.1.0beta2 has been released. This version fixes an issue with glulx games when running on PPC Macs. Additionally, CocoaGlk version 1.0.0a is now available for download. This fixes a bug that was causing glulxe to crash on PPC Macs.

Zoom 1.1.0beta1 has been released. This version adds many new features and the ability to run Glulx, TADS and Hugo games. Additionally, CocoaGlk version 1.0.0 is now available for download. This is useful for developers wishing to create their own standalone Glk runners for OS X. It is also required for compiling the latest versions of Zoom and Inform.

Zoom 1.0.5 has been released. This version adds support for the Treaty of Babel and Glulx games.

Zoom 1.0.4 has been released. This version focuses on bugfixes.

Zoom 1.0.3 has been released. As with previous versions, this version focusses on the Mac OS X release.

Zoom 1.0.2 has been released. This incorporates a major update for OS X users, in the form of a Cocoa interface and an iTunes-style story browser.