What we collect.
App slug + version, OS + architecture, anonymous device UUID (generated locally), event name, coarse properties (counts, flags). Never paths, file contents, or identifying strings.
Play San Andreas on macOS through CrossOver — native open.mp launcher, ported scripts, and setup guides.
Native, Apple-Silicon ports of the open.mp toolchain.
Step-by-step setup, porting, and CrossOver workflow notes.
Filterscripts and gamemodes ported across.
Most-recently-pushed projects on GitHub.
Recent threads on the community board.
Anonymous, opt-in usage telemetry per app.
Three short tutorials, in order, to go from a clean Mac to a running open.mp server with a connected client.
Spin up a local open.mp server on macOS and connect from the launcher.
Start → Tutorial 02Walks through the v1.6.3-arm.1 release of the open.mp Launcher for Apple silicon.
Install → Tutorial 03Get the game running under CrossOver, downgrade to v1.0, fix the spinning-mouse bug.
Set up →
Filterscripts and gamemodes ported from the SA-MP API surface to
open.mp, maintained as open-source repositories under Mac-Andreas.
Drop them into filterscripts/ or gamemodes/
and compile with the modern open.mp Pawn compiler. Each port carries
its own open-source LICENSE — original authors
are credited in the repository.
App slug + version, OS + architecture, anonymous device UUID (generated locally), event name, coarse properties (counts, flags). Never paths, file contents, or identifying strings.
No name, email, IP, account identifier. No file paths, file contents, project names, or compiler output. No keystrokes, mouse positions, or screen content.
Each app's Settings → Privacy tab lets you toggle telemetry off entirely. Default is off until you opt in.
Events live in Supabase Postgres under row-level security. The client's public anon key can only INSERT — nobody, including this dashboard, can read raw rows back. Charts above read from aggregate views that strip per-row data.
Plain-English version of the legal posture. Source repos each carry their own LICENSE — those govern code reuse. Below covers the site, the brand, and the relationship to existing IP holders.
Not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, the SA-MP team, or the open.mp project maintainers. Product names and brands belong to their owners.
Grand Theft Auto, San Andreas, and related marks are registered trademarks of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. The visual style here is a tribute. No game assets or code from any GTA title is distributed.
Software ships without warranty, express or implied. Authors are not liable for damages from use. Per-repo licences (MIT, GPL, etc.) extend this for code reuse — read the LICENSE in each repository.
The guides assume a legally-owned copy of GTA: San Andreas. Every third-party tool referenced (CrossOver, Rockstar Games Launcher, SA-MP, downgrade tools) is linked to its official source. No Take-Two binaries, game assets, or copyrighted code are hosted or redistributed here.
Site on GitHub Pages. Telemetry on Supabase. Each has its own privacy practices and may log request metadata at the network layer. Mac-Andreas does not sell, share, or correlate that data.
Trademark, copyright, or other legal concerns: open an issue or start a discussion. Good-faith takedown requests will be honoured.