Thanks for the MacOS dev effort.

I'm another Maya user.

Thanks for keeping me in the loop. I still use Modo on my iMac and look forward to being able to use Cargo in the near future. Good luck with the testing.

I'm very excited about this. Thank you!

It's good that you're finally rolling out the alpha of Cargo to Blender users, but please don't forget professionals using Maya.

Exciting news! The Cargo for Mac Alpha is kicking off, and we wanted to make sure you’re in the loop.

We’re starting with a subset of Blender users as we dive into the first phase of testing. If you didn’t make it into this initial round, don’t worry—this is just the beginning. We’re planning to bring more Blender users on board soon, and other DCCs will be added as we continue to roll things out.

To stay up to date, keep an eye on the Feedback Center. We’ll be posting updates on our progress every couple of weeks. We’re thrilled to be taking this next step and can’t wait to get more of you involved as we keep pushing forward. Thanks for being a part of this journey!

Thank you all for your patience as we've been working to bring Cargo to Mac. As Rick Takes, our new head of engineering, detailed in our latest blog post (https://kitbash3d.com/a/blog/qa-with-rick-takes-as-he-leads-cargos-tech-transformation) we’ve been making significant reliability and software stability updates that are also laying the groundwork for Cargo for Mac. We're excited to announce that we’re now opening our Alpha waitlist and collecting participants.

As many of you have been eagerly awaiting this feature, we’re offering an exclusive opportunity to apply for our Alpha testing program. We’re starting to gather participants now, with plans to kick off the Alpha before the end of September.

How to Apply:

Complete a Quick Survey: To help us place you in the right testing cohort, please complete this form (https://kitbash3d.com/pages/cargo-mac-waitlist). It will gather essential information about your setup and preferences.

Application Review: We’ll review the responses and select participants based on how well their setups align with our Alpha testing needs.

Access Notification: If you’re selected, we’ll send you an email with instructions on how to access the Alpha version of Cargo for Mac.

Important Notes:

Limited Spots: Please note that filling out the survey does not guarantee access to the Alpha. We have a limited number of spots and will prioritize users who match our testing requirements. If you aren’t selected for this round, don’t worry—you’ll be notified as soon as your software is supported.

Alpha Testing: This is an early release, so there may be bugs or issues. Your feedback will be invaluable in refining Cargo before the wider Beta release.

We’re thrilled to be taking this next step and look forward to working with the community during this exciting phase. Thank you again for all your support and for helping us make Cargo even better!

There is a waiting list: https://kitbash3d.com/pages/cargo-mac-waitlist

An interview with KB3D's lead engineer suggests we'll be invited to test Cargo for Mac in a few days, with an alpha version available by the end of September. So the wait continues, but it's happening at least.

August 1st 2024! O_O

I just checked out the KB3D Discord and it looks like macOS support is coming soon – maybe even mid-July. Reading between the lines it sounds like Cargo was a bit of a mess, and has required a rewrite to add new features and to help create the basis for a Mac version. Fingers tentatively crossed.

P.S. Quite why I can provide this update and no one working at KB3D can, I have no freakin' idea. >Insert 'Rolling Eyes' emoji here<