Tip:
When using MIF.exe in automated script compiling or assembling,
at first glance, using the win32 command line seems to ignore everything.
The GUI can generate the correct format. Settings screen at the bottom.
Something like:
mif gfx.png -df0 -ct2 -fm0 -pt1 -df3 -rf3 -sm2 -y2r0 -of"fart.sc2"
It looks like all parameters are needed in specific way.
Mif seems to ignore the name table in screen 2 when viewing excising pictures, not generated with mif. It fills the name tables with 3 x 0 to 255 values i guess.
Hi Eric,
I heard it should work with Wine (both command line and UI version). A port of the command line version should be easy to do (it’s just very generic C code).
@Louthrax
Yep, it works fine on macOS under this flavour of wine. But, sadly, macOS Catalina dropped support for 32bit binaries. So only those like me that hold the upgrade will be able to run it.
BTW, have you seen my 2nd post on this thread? Could you please share any docs on the MIF and MIG file formats? Piotr asked for it, to add support on RECOIL.
@ericb59
Since MIFui is able to be run under wine, maybe it will be possible compile the GUI version using winelib?
