Mac support

[TheReal-Flo]

I think this is an awesome project and I would love to contribute to it. Sadly, I'm not that familiar with Rust yet, but I have Access to a Mac. Could you add instructions on how to build the project yourself, so I could try to get into it?

[Disembleergon]

Hey :)
For the server, you just have to install Rust on your Mac and go into the server directory via terminal.
There, just run cargo build --release to compile the executable, which should appear in the targets/release folder.
Download the software (e.g. the Windows version) and replace the executable in there with the executable you have just compiled :)

[Disembleergon]

However, you have to add the MacOS key codes for the numpad keys (harness, gates, platform, car) to the code. They have to be added the same way I did it with Linux and Windows. It should look like this, just add this function to the ones in keymap.rs:

#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
    fn numpad_keys(&self, keyname: &str) -> Result<Key, ()> {
        match keyname {
            "numpad_0" => Ok(Key::Other(82)),
            "numpad_1" => Ok(Key::Other(83)),
            "numpad_2" => Ok(Key::Other(84)),
            "numpad_3" => Ok(Key::Other(85)),
            "numpad_4" => Ok(Key::Other(86)),
            "numpad_5" => Ok(Key::Other(87)),
            "numpad_6" => Ok(Key::Other(88)),
            "numpad_7" => Ok(Key::Other(89)),
            "numpad_8" => Ok(Key::Other(91)),
            "numpad_9" => Ok(Key::Other(92)),
            _ => {
                _ = ui::show_error(
                    format!(
                        "{} does not exist!\nPlease refer to the key table on the project page!",
                        keyname
                    )
                    .as_str(),
                );
                Err(())
            }
        }
    }

[Disembleergon]

I took the keycodes from here, I hope they are right.